PAST EXHIBITIONS

OBSERVANCE

Experience the work of six First Nations female artists with strong culturally led practices.

REBECCA BELMORE

The first solo Australian exhibition of internationally acclaimed artist Rebecca Belmore, presented in partnership with Griffith University Art Museum.

This brittle light: Light Source commissions 2020-2021

Six commissions, with projects spanning perform-at-home mail art, AI-powered digital media, video and installation

THE OTOLITH GROUP: XENOGENESIS

What confrontations, complexities, critiques and conundra emerge when art adopts the perspective of the alien?

BETWEEN APPEARANCES: THE ART OF LOUISE WEAVER

Between appearances: the art of Louise Weaver explored the multidisciplinary practice of one of Australia’s most significant contemporary artists.

BAUHAUS NOW!

Bauhaus Now! explores its legacy in Australia—both for contemporary artists and for art education—highlighting its visionary, collectivist ideals and its radical practices.

A NEW ORDER

There are innumerable ways to join the dots and build connections between the works in A New Order, all of which have been selected from the Michael Buxton Collection

NATIONAL ANTHEM

Presenting a cacophonous array of artistic voices and perspectives, National Anthem brings together 24 artists, from a range of generations, who critically address Australian national identity.

THE GARDEN OF FORKING PATHS: MIRA GOJAK AND TAKEHITO KOGANEZAWA

The Garden of Forking Paths brings together the distinctive practices of Mira Gojak and Takehito Koganezawa, finding points of connection and divergence in the trajectories of these two highly accomplished artists

NO ONE IS WATCHING YOU: RONNIE VAN HOUT

This ironically titled exhibition shines a spotlight on Ronnie van Hout, a Melbourne-based New Zealand-born artist best known for his distinctive brand of existential absurdism.

THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME

The shape of things to come explores the roles and agencies of the artist in culture, society and politics as visionaries, storytellers, dissenters, foreseers and imaginers of different futures.