Sea-Skins refuses and overwrites Hong Kong’s colonial narrative by tracing the places where sea meets…

Angela Su’s documentary-style, speculative-fiction video The Magnificent Levitation Act of Lauren O (2022) addresses levitation as a politically…

A fourth-generation Australian-South Sea Islander, Jasmine Togo-Brisby examines the Pacific slave trade and its impact on those…

‘Contaminated’ is an exploration between materials and processes responding to sites that are highly contaminated…

Pilgrimage: Remote Animism & Ornamental Displacements forms part of a continuing series from the collaborative practice…

Singaporean artist Dawn Ng deals with time, memory, and the ephemeral. For Avalanche, the artist crafted pigmented blocks of…

Windows explores the nature of vision and how the ways that we see the world affects…

Set during the 2022 Meanjin Floods, In the Mudline uses digital artmaking to reflect on feelings of…

In 1994, Courtney Pedersen and Charles Robb began an artistic collaboration that has spanned almost…

Yuriyal Bridgeman: yubilong(mi)bilongyu includes significant new works that reflect the culmination of Bridgeman’s most recent research…

When do we look out, when do we look in? is a continuation of research…

  In ām / ammā / mā maram artist Sancintya Mohini Simpson researches her matrilineal heritage, making…

How do archiving processes record and present certain stories? What are the legacies of these…

‘Tirra lumaik’ is the movement of the north westerly Kuki wind that blows from November…

Bringing together works in photography by Pixy Liao and Lin Zhipeng (aka No.223) Each, Other articulates the…

Mare Amoris | Sea of Love gathers creative and intellectual practices that dissolve the colonial…

Surgical Fantasies gives form to fantasies of control and autonomy for those with bodies burdened by…

ONE.5C is an exhibition by Yanni Van Zijl that explores humans’ relationships with their actions and…

A pink body, with numerous pink dishwashing gloves protruding from its chest and stomach, sits…

The outlook for the future can seem bleak, the doomsday clock is currently set at…

We are pleased to announce a new exhibition by Brisbane artist Paul Bai, who has…

Daniel Boyd is known for his multidisciplinary practice that resituates colonial history within an infinitely expansive…

Woven forms are ubiquitous in the fabric of everyday life. They offer protection, privacy, means…

Sam Cranstoun: You Are Neither Here Nor There brings together four projects made during the first…

Through a powerful assemblage of objects entwined around notions of the body or adornment, this…

Join us at the launch of Tammy Law’s publication Cancelled & Removed, which explores the impact…

You’ll Know It When You Feel It is a socially engaged art project that seeks to…

In their joint exhibition Holding, Ally McKay and Emily McGuire present new works that grapple…

The National Gallery of Australia’s touring exhibition Rauschenberg & Johns: Significant Others reveals how – at the…

The trauma experienced by refugees is often forgotten or made invisible, further burdening their attempts…

After a year creating work at the Norman Park Substation… the Pathfinders provide reflections on…

Things I want to say brings together artists from across the country whose practices negotiate identity…

Asia Pacific Contemporary: Three Decades of APT is an exhibition from the Queensland Art Gallery |…

Assets brings together new artworks by Simone Hine that playfully engage with the condition of…

This project is a contemplation on the massive scale and mineral slowness of earth and…

James Barth’s self-portraits use avatars as a means to explore their transgendered identity and representation.…