Through the process of reshaping and re-evaluating a collection of photographic imagery from 1988 to…

This exhibition begins in part with a trip not taken. Artist Helga Groves, inspired by…

Our latest online feature, Welcome to the Dreamhouse by Amy Carkeek, examines the American neoliberal dream’s influence…

Artists: Zach Blas & Jemima Wyman, Kate Crawford & Vladan Joler, Simon Denny, Xanthe Dobbie,…

Brisbane’s subtropical climate and laid-back lifestyle is the focus of Museum of Brisbane’s upcoming major…

Alfredo and Isabel Aquilizan create large-scale artworks that engage with ideas of home, family, memory, sustainability,…

Patricia Piccinini is one of the most exciting and challenging Australian artists working today. Influenced…

In the book Species of Spaces (Espèces d’espaces, 1974) French novelist and philosopher Georges Perec elaborates on…

Christopher R. Inwood invites you to his 6th solo exhibition Chronocentric Sonder. You will forget…

Explore new ways of understanding our physical environment and the potential for agency and empowerment…

IT’S ONLY A GIFT IF YOU SEE IT AS A GIFT by Grace Dewar and…

Vivienne Binns is known primarily for her process-based painting practice, though she has also worked…

Nicholas Tossmann’s practice investigates his experience of being a conceptual artist as part of his…

Conceived as the second film in CALLUM’s FILM ARCHIVES trilogy, this new video work continues…

‘Whoever’s is the soil’ is a translated section of the property law doctrine, Cujus est…

Sam Cranstoun is an artist based in Meanjin (Brisbane). Encompassing drawing, painting, video and sculpture,…

Lincoln Austin is known for his sculptural and multi-media works employing geometry, optics and scale…

Portrait of Promise: domesticated yet feral angel (2002-ongoing) is a archival work by Ruaa Al-Rikabi…

For our second exhibition at the Spring Hill Reservoir, we are presenting new works by…

‘Reality & Invention’ focuses on artist responses to social change experienced throughout Asia since the…

A series of functional objects as a response to processes, materials and actions observed on…

Onespace Gallery is pleased to present, Landskins. This exhibition is a culmination of Paula Payne’s visual arts…

As an object a flag is a piece of fabric that comes to life with…

Queensland-born, Sydney-based photographer William Yang’s significant contribution to Australian photography spans five decades. Known for…

Plant-blindness is a term used to refers to people’s inability to see or identify the…

Rise interrogates the threat of rising sea levels in the global South. Tides are depicted…

Jan Manton Gallery is proud to present Bourgeois Spoon by Jonathan Kopinski. In line with previous efforts, Kopinski’s latest…

Total Sellout! is Matthew Newkirk’s most recent body of work. It investigates the commodification of…

Artist Merinda Davies is inviting the public to help grow a micro-forest in Surfers Paradise,…

The Data Imaginary: Fears and Fantasies is a ground-breaking project that brings together both eminent and…

The Weatherman is a new video work that takes an experimental approach to queer remembrance,…

Are we heading for a dystopian or utopian world in 2070? No doubt, given what…

Toil, “hard work” from the 13th century, “turmoil, contention, dispute” from Anglo-French, toiler, “agitate, stir,…

Low Tide contemplates what is revealed when water ebbs – the residue of salt, the marking…

Beach culture is embedded in our nation’s identity, shaping our lifestyle, fashion and art. The…

Rebecca Belmore: Turbulent Water is the first solo Australian exhibition of major contemporary artist Rebecca…