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Kenji Uranishi is a Japanese-born, Australian-based artist whose work draws upon the longstanding traditions of ceramics in Japanese art and culture. Kenji studied at the Nara College of Fine Arts and upon graduation, worked mostly with stoneware clay, exhibiting throughout Japan—from small gallery spaces to large municipal museums. Since moving to Australia in 2004, Kenji’s

Minqi Gu’s exhibition A Thousand Plateaus explores interconnected thoughts and influences, drawing inspiration from the philosophical work of Deleuze and Guattari. Gu’s ceramic sculptures reflect her journey from a fishing island, to urban Shanghai, and now to Australia—bringing together elements of architectural forms, sea creatures, and everyday objects. Through masterful earthenware pieces, Gu pushes the

In the main gallery this September, Am I in your way? presents recent works by Raquel Ormella. Incorporating new flags and drawings, the exhibition extends Ormella’s career-long interest in the visual language of activism and protest. Image: Raquel Ormella, future history #2 2025, Nylon, 90 × 147 cm.

In the cat came back, acclaimed Brisbane sculptor Stephen Hart merges a lifelong fascination with aviation, personal family history, and five decades of artmaking into his most ambitious project to date — a four-metre sculptural recreation of the legendary PBY Catalina aircraft. The work’s origins trace back to January 2024, when Hart visited Sydney’s Powerhouse