CURRENT EXHIBITION

THE VEIL

THE VEIL

27 June – 1 November 2025

Offering a deep exploration into identity, memory and cultural resilience, the veil will journey into the realm of the spiritual, exposing otherworldly experiences that are central to our existence though often concealed.

PAST EXHIBITIONS

symbiosis: the Northcote Penguins

symbiosis: the Northcote Penguins

20 Nov – 8 Dec 2024

Tony Clark: Unsculpted

Tony Clark: Unsculpted

1 November 2024 – 31 May 2025

The same crowd never gathers twice

The same crowd never gathers twice

10 May – 13 Oct 2024

Nadine Christensen: Around

Nadine Christensen: Around

24 Nov 2023 – 7 Apr 2024

karu kin

karu kin

1 – 17 Dec 2023

nightshifts

nightshifts

26 May 2023 – 29 Oct 2023

PETER TYNDALL

PETER TYNDALL

9 Dec 2022 – 16 Apr 2023

SUSAN JACOBS: THE ANTS ARE IN THE IDIOM

SUSAN JACOBS: THE ANTS ARE IN THE IDIOM

03 Jun - 30 Oct 2022

STILL LIFE

STILL LIFE

03 Jun - 30 Oct 2022

TURBULENT WATER

TURBULENT WATER

10 Dec 2021 – 8 May 2022

OBSERVANCE

OBSERVANCE

10 Dec 2021 – 8 May 2022

THIS IS A POEM

THIS IS A POEM

9 July – 14 Nov 2021

This brittle light: Light Source commissions 2020-2021

This brittle light: Light Source commissions 2020-2021

12 Mar - 20 Jun 2021

THE OTOLITH GROUP: XENOGENESIS

THE OTOLITH GROUP: XENOGENESIS

2 Dec 2020 - 14 Feb 2021

BETWEEN APPEARANCES: THE ART OF LOUISE WEAVER

BETWEEN APPEARANCES: THE ART OF LOUISE WEAVER

15 Nov 2019 – 9 Feb 2020

BAUHAUS NOW!

BAUHAUS NOW!

26 July - 20 October 2019

NATIONAL ANTHEM

NATIONAL ANTHEM

8 Mar – 7 Jul 2019

THE GARDEN OF FORKING PATHS: MIRA GOJAK AND TAKEHITO KOGANEZAWA

THE GARDEN OF FORKING PATHS: MIRA GOJAK AND TAKEHITO KOGANEZAWA

7 Nov 2018 – 17 Feb 2019

NO ONE IS WATCHING YOU: RONNIE VAN HOUT

NO ONE IS WATCHING YOU: RONNIE VAN HOUT

12 July – 21 October 2018

THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME

THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME

9 March – 24 June 2018

Buxton Contemporary acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the unceded land on which we work, learn and create, the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung and Bunurong peoples, and the wider Kulin Nations. We acknowledge their continuing care for Country and recognise that Australia’s First Peoples art and cultural practices have thrived here for millenia.