Exhibitions Calendar

Karlee Rawkins’ forthcoming exhibition, True Blue, uses depictions of Australian fauna to explore themes of strength and resilience while also questioning our cultural values and relationship to nature. Through layers of underpainting and diverse mark-making, Rawkins creates a visual ambiguity...

Edited Reality explores the notion that an objective sense of reality is inherently flawed. Drawing on the visual language of graffiti, her pastels on paper depict the layered, fading and deteriorating remnants of street art to capture a visual narrative of transient interactions. Inspired by the...

Michael Gromm’s relationship to his medium speaks of an open two-way process of making and unmaking, of the physical actions of painting and the emotional impacts of looking. These are tremendously flamboyant images, joyful and brash in their exuberance. Paired with the somewhat allegorical,...

Rosie Hasie's work explore photography's ability to transport the viewer to new places through the experience of colour, light, texture and space. Utilising modest everyday materials to costruct her subject matter, her ‘paperscapes’ conjure feelings of wonder. On closer inspection they reveal...

Michelle Molinari presents a body of new work that responds to the representation and depiction of animals in both Eastern and Western art histories. Reflecting on her recent travels throughout Japan, Molinari’s work seeks to juxtapose and explore the influence of Japanese art within the...

Serene, vast and immersive, Agneta Ekholm’s sensitively layered paintings evoke a myriad of emotional and cognitive responses. Her organic compositions suggest movement, the play of light, glass-like formations or the flow of water. The fluid ebb and flow of her paint intuitively renders graceful...

At their core, James Parrett's monumental sculptures celebrate the aesthetic potential of the circular form. By dissecting and reconfiguring the points of intersection between lines, shapes, and curves inherent within the radial arc, Parrett crafts dynamic compositions that ignite visual curiosity....

Hannah Quinlivan’s latest work explores the profound yet often unspoken connection we all share beneath the expanse of the sky. Bound by the Sky serves as a framework to examine the interplay of human interconnectedness and environmental fragility. Neither purely observational nor solely...

Focusing on materiality, perception, and technological innovation, this exhibition investigates how design principles - organisation, repetition, structure, and transformation – can reveal deeper insights into human experience, identity, and the built environment. It’s core question is “How...