by Newell, Patrice, Sheppard, Julie, Vaughan, Deborah, Warburton, Toni.
An exhibition placing works by leading contemporary artists Deborah Vaughan and Toni Warburton side-by-side with activist commentary to ask who owns Sydney’s pristine water resources. ...
by Alder, Alison, Graff, Mini.
The exhibition Some Posters / Local Positions aims to blur the line between studio, street and social/political art practice. A modus operandi of artists Alison ...
by Nakadilinj Namundja, Don , Namarnyilk, Robert , Namarnyilk, Galareya Kalarriya 'Jimmy', Wanur Namundja, Bob.
In tribute to Kodjok Namarnyilk (1940–2012). The painted lines of these senior artists of West Central Arnhem Land run in parallel and are not cross ...
by Ali, Khadim, Aurang, Ali Baba , Hussainy, Sher Ali , Karimi, Sahraa , Mundine, Djon.
The Force of Forgetting: 'From the beginning of the history of Afghanistan, the Hazara people have been persecuted and massacred and have been living under ...
by Qureshi, Nusra Latif, Rana, Naeem.
This reminds me of some place by Naeem Rana and Nusra Latif Qureshi explores how symbolic forms meld cultural tradition with changing ideas about identity ...
by Dickens, Karla, Gower, Elizabeth, Holder, Jo, Hunt, Emily, Iqbal, Mehwish, Kelly, Deborah, MacDonald, Fiona, Sandrasegar, Sangeeta, Smart, Sally, Snaith, Tai, Spero, Nancy, Wyman, Jemima, do Prado, Paula Gabriela.
Feminage frames collage as one aspect of the diverse legacy of feminist art practice. In the 1970s, informed by feminism, gay rights and conceptual art, ...
by Fay, Peter, Gouriotis, Kon, Sinozich, Gina.
Solo Show. Exhibited paintings respond to daily media coverage of the American invasion of Iraq in March 2003. The images reflect the artist's concerns about ...
by Meijers, Mish, Walsh, Tricky.
Dear Minister for Women uses the concept of the hashtag as a collective curatorial archiving tool and appropriating internet memes for their critical immediacy and ...
by Smith, Steve, Vickers, Nick.
Steve Smith turns a peripheral vision onto Sydney’s laneway life in an intense installation of paintings and drawings selected by curator Nick Vickers as a ...
by Ali, Khadim.
Khadim Ali's miniature painting work explores complex moral themes of good and evil, set in the anarchic civil war in Afghanistan, where ethnic and religious ...
by Davies, Amanda, Judd, Craig.
Amanda Davies evokes the power of painting to present both real and fictive experiences. Her Purge series captures a solitary performer, the artist, in a ...
by Hamilton, Claud, Sharp, Roslyn.
An architecture exhibition with photos by Roslyn Sharp, talk by Anne Higham, architectural historian for the Institute of Architects on the Institute’s Significant Buildings Register, ...
by Barakat, Nicole, do Prado, Paula Gabriela.
Gifts of welcome and hospitality are common ground to the artists' Arabic- and Spanish-speaking family worlds. Adiafa is a Spanish word originating from the Arabic ...
by Anderson, Louise Kate, Armstrong, Pat , Blakeney, Michelle, Bonetto, Diego, Dean, Christine, Fiske, Pat, Graff, Mini, Holder, Jo, Ihlein, Lucas, MacDonald, Fiona, Marrison, Marion, Milliss, Ian, Moore, Catriona, Szabo, Joseph.
Green Bans Art Walk and Exhibition A collaborative project by The Cross Art Projects and BigFagPress Green Bans Art Walks presented by Performance Space Walk ...
by Douglas, Blak, Lee, Gary Philip, Mundine, Djon, Thompson, Christian.
Three Aboriginal Male Artist-Photographers: Adam Hill, Garry Lee & Christian Thompson
by Graff, Mini, Wing, Jason.
Mini Graff and Jason Wing engage with the politics of space and access, vision and corruption. Their installations and artwork register the dysfunctional beat and ...
by Dawes, Debra, Djunginy, Robyn, Holder, Jo, MacDonald, Fiona, Mills, Karen.
Twining: Weaving and abstraction brings together weaving and abstraction, material and form. Four artists experiment with the nexus between the opposing registers of high and ...
by Bridge, Loma, Lewis, Ruark.
A major new installation work by Ruark Lewis, In my empty house, includes a collaboration with experimental filmmaker Loma Bridge. The exhibition is a portrait ...
by Cruz, Maria, Holder, Jo.
Exhibitions by Maria Cruz combine anecdote, art history and philosophy. The title for her first survey exhibition, Oo, means Yes in Filipino. We are asked ...
