The IMA is pleased to present film installation Nellie (2013) by artist Fiona Tan. Nellie…

A central focus in this exhibition is the relationship between lived experiences, fresh explorations and…

This exhibition of Ian Howard’s triptychs brings together fifty-four ‘skins’ of our time. Eighteen are…

By Way of Navigation places our scientific modes of understanding landscape in direct intersection with…

A post-midnight visual essay, Jarrod Van Der Ryken’s most recent work captures the transitory shift…

The Institute of Modern Art (IMA) is pleased to present the first solo exhibition in…

Griffith University Art Gallery explores the complexity of memory making in their new exhibition The…

Drawing from alternative currencies, banking archives, pop culture and contemporary art, Creative Accounting scratches below…

The IMA is pleased to present an ambitious new installation, The Foundry, with visuals by Caitlin Franzmann and sound composed…

Both Erika and Louise, circle around a certain simulated quality of reality, their works are…

The Curve of Sensations considers the mediation of perceptual experience by technological apparatuses such as…

Many of the online definitions for ‘mote’ relate it to a perceptual impediment, a speck…

YANNICK BLATTNER aligns Australian cricket and art histories for his upcoming exhibition Contrived Circumstances. Blattner’s…

The Laundry Artspace is proud to present INDICATE Featuring new work from Holly Bates Jaala…

Courtney Coombs has spent the year as Metro Arts’ 2016 Artist in Residence unlearning. Adopting…

paradise is exactly like where we are right now… 20161203, -27.484338, 153.007804 Join us for…

Which I Notice In My Mind is a duo exhibition by Stewart Worthington and Jared…

Sebastian Moody is under-recognised, but destined to occupy a significant place in the contemporary Australian…

The way patterns surface in nature is a phenomena an artist can parallel, developing personal…

This new suite of works navigates and maps out images of leisure, culture, fashion and…

Curated by Dr Andrew Wilson (Head, The Leeds School of Architecture), the exhibition 50: Drewe…

Comprising new work, ‘from ideas of tending’, explores the artists’ ongoing interest in material with…

Artists are always falling prey to something or other. Censorship, curators, bad lighting, jet lag,…

For the last five years Nigel Lendon has been working on a series of three-…

Philip Aitken is a sessional arts tutor and doctoral candidate with the Queensland College of…

Shown across three galleries at the IMA, Luke Willis Thompson’s exhibition of conceptual sculpture and…

Title Optional, as a group exhibition, critiques prevailing representations of gender variance in wider culture.…

Preaching to the Perverted presents a new series of sculptures and digitally mediated performances by…

Lynden Stone’s parody, Sacred Gaia Healing™, examines how capitalist positioning of over-valued services and products…

Missing One Another is a special Brisbane Festival commission – an invitation to one of…

From targeted espionage to automated spyware and data retention, the common idea of spying has…

Artist – David M. Thomas I have exhibited my work for a quarter of a…

Artist: Athene Currie These performative videos act as a rite of passage, the desire to find…

Charlie Donaldson’s installation Aarnivalkea research society is based upon the Finnish myth of the will…

This first solo exhibition in Australia of Maryam Jafri‘s work presents fifty-seven photographs from her project Independence Day 1934–1975 (2009–ongoing)…

Eight Embarrassed Males takes its starting point as a misremembering of the work, Ten Embarrassed…