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Group Exhibition: Summer in the Stockroom
Hugo Michell Gallery presents Summer in the Stockroom.
Ron Robertson-Swann: Sculpture and Paintings
Australian Galleries presents work by Ron Robertson-Swann.
Paul S. Miller: The light I’ve seen from here
Australian Galleries presents work by Paul S. Miller.
Ross Harvey: Intimate moments
Australian Galleries presents work by Ross Harvey.
Peter Tyndall: “blank words, but I use them” Samuel Beckett, The Unnamable
Anna Schwartz Gallery presents work by Peter Tyndall.
Group Exhibition: Summer Group Exhibition
Martin Browne Contemporary presents Summer Group Exhibition.
Group Exhibition: We’ve Seen It All Before | 25 Years of Starkwhite
Starkwhite presents We've Seen It All Before | 25 Years of Starkwhite.
Group Exhibition: Works on Paper
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery presents Works on Paper.
Kaylene Whiskey: Indulkana Soup
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery presents work by Kaylene Whiskey.
Simone Griffin: Sky Garden
Nasha Gallery presents works by Simone Griffin.
Turumeke Harrington: Home Ground / Kororiwhatepō
Page Galleries presents work by Turumeke Harrington.
Salome Tanuvasa: Familiar Spaces
Page Galleries presents new work from Salome Tanuvasa.
Group Exhibition: Summer Showcase
8 Hele Gallery presents Summer Showcase, an online exhibition.
Tim Hardy: Vanity Torso Animal Spirit
NAP CONTEMPORARY presents a solo exhibition by Tim Hardy.
Group Exhibition: Community XV
Utopia Art Sydney presents Community XV.
Philippa Hagon: Finger to finger thumb to thumb
Minerva presents work by Philippa Hagon.
Nacho Eterno: New Paintings
PIERMARQ* presents new work by Spanish artist, Nacho Eterno.
Ben Crase: New Paintings
PIERMARQ* presents new work by American artist, Ben Crase.
Sandipa Gould: Nature Speaks
Landscape and Vision presents work by Sandipa Gould.
Hiria Anderson-Mita: He Matapihi / A Window
Tim Melville Gallery presents work by Hiria Anderson-Mita.
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PUBLIC AND REGIONAL GALLERY EXHIBITIONS OPEN NOW
Marlies Oakley: Papiergeschichten
Bundaberg Regional Galleries presents work by Marlies Oakley.
Rena Czaplinska-Archer: Desert Journey – Desert Calling
Art Space on The Concourse presents work by Rena Czaplinska-Archer.
Group Exhibition: FLUX & RESTLESS PEGASUS
Melbourne City Library Gallery presents FLUX & RESTLESS PEGASUS.
Andrew Rogers: Campus Collection
Deakin University Art Gallery presents work by Andrew Rogers.
Group exhibition: Interfacial Intimacies
MAC yapang presents Interfacial Intimacies, a touring exhibition.
Group exhibition: SIXTY: The Journal of Australian Ceramics 60th Anniversary 1962–2022
Hazelhurst Arts Centre presents SIXTY.
Group exhibition: Conduit
Hazelhurst Arts Centre presents a group exhibition, Conduit.
Group exhibition: (dis)Stilled Life
Murray Bridge Regional Gallery presents (dis)Stilled Life.
Group Exhibition: Rauschenberg & Johns—Significant Others
Geelong Gallery presents Rauschenberg & Johns—Significant Others.
Group Exhibition: Much like cooking a meal
La Trobe Art Institute presents a new biannual facade commission.
Group Exhibition: Enjoy This Trip: The Art of Music Posters
The Riddoch Arts and Cultural Centre presents Enjoy This Trip: The Art of Music Posters.
Group Exhibition: XSWL
White Rabbit Gallery presents a group exhibition, XSWL.
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Artist Profile: Yuki Kihara
The multi-disciplinary works of Yuki Kihara combine universal narratives with the authority and authenticity of the local, as she engages with the politics of identity, decolonisation and ecological threats pertaining to her Samoan Pacific Island home.
Artist Profile: James Drinkwater
James Drinkwater’s latest works were conceived during his 2021 stay in artist Julian Schnabel’s Long Island holiday house. But then, he let time do its work on his memories.
On the Couch: Tim Olsen
Turning his back on artworld tall poppy antics, Tim Olsen credits his staff and artists with his gallery’s thirty years of success.
Art World Problems: Go West Young Man
Amidst factors contributing to the contemporary art scene revival happening in Perth right now, its advantage of proximity to thriving Asian art capitals will in one stroke solve the problem of its isolation from other Australian capital cities.