Tidal continues Kasper’s dedication to exploring line, colour and form through his unique geometric abstractions. Presenting…

Gemma Smith’s work takes the form of both painting and sculpture. Through her explorations of…

An unusual exhibition – a display featuring John Elliott’s visual journals, (read scrapbooks), and photography,…

Collaborative exhibitions featuring the works of six acclaimed artists will be shown in a two-part…

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

Lewis Miller (b. 1959, Melbourne) is a celebrated figurative and still life painter. Painting from…

‘I wanna be rich’ features episodes from 2 bodies of work: a suite of reconstructed…

  I think there’s a quiet comfort to be found in the way our memories…

A soft opening preview for the body of work created to be shown in Tasmania’s…

  Flowers Look Back at Me brings together my two most favoured pursuits – painting and…

Numbuh is a series of wearable artworks by Bindimu Currie. Numbuh is a fusion of…

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

Jeanette Stok’s solo exhibition Become, visualises how we create barriers between ourselves and others. The…

An exciting exhibition of paintings and collages, by original Brisbane artist, Sharmila Nezovic. It explores…

Peter Boggs (b. 1949, New Zealand) is one of the leading contemporary painters in Australia,…

My still life paintings explore the perception of light through objects in space. The interplay…

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

Jan Manton Gallery is pleased to present Judith Wright’s new exhibition Second Thoughts on show between 31…

The Good is a major new solo exhibition by artist Anna Louise Richardson whose practice is…

New Works 2023 presents a combination of practice by Joseph Daws, with a debut into…

Since 1989, I have been making art. I have made art works for gallery shows…

  The Australian landscape can instill fear and inspire awe – it is an ecosystem…

Drawing on the history of symbolism, Greathead’s latest paintings continue to blur the line between…

There are many ways to be a mother and an artist, but few of them…

Jun Chen (b. 1960, Guangzhou, China) emigrated to Australia in 1990 and currently lives and…

Using specialist glover’s leather, a needle and thread, Talitha Kennedy fleshes out her psychological landscapes. …

In some cultures, it is not just humans who carry a spirit or soul. Objects…

Green sky, orange clouds, purple rain presents new and recent artworks from Meanjin/Brisbane artist Jordan Azcune.…

Margaret Olley AC (1923 – 2011) is one of Australia’s most celebrated painters. Focussing largely…

Jacqueline Hennessy’s feminine figures offer themselves to our gaze, conditionally: a body, a gesture, the…

The Land that never was (or Is) will be Milojevic’s first solo exhibition at FireWorks Gallery…

“…infinite, expansive… like tides pulled by the moon, uncommon energies – the intertwining of creativity…

Onespace is excited to present Any way, shape or form, a vibrant exhibition of new sculptures by…

Living between Sydney and South West France for family reasons affords Adrienne Gaha the benefit…

Ipswich artist Matthew Cheyne is fascinated by space and time. In his latest exhibition at…

Jan Murphy Gallery is pleased to present ‘The Argument of the Eye’ by A.J. Taylor.…