Image caption: Gatya Kelly, the Peony Thief, 2022, oil on linen. Courtesy: the artist and NERAM.

Interconnected features the work of some of Australia’s best representational artists working across styles, genres and mediums, including a number of artists who have won prestigious prizes in Australia including the Archibald Prize. Each artist has pondered what it means to be interconnected during this time of global instability. The last few years of unprecedented upheaval, both locally and nationally, have shown just how interconnected we are as a species – no matter our geographical location, society, ethnicity, or religion. With over 70 artists, each working in their own unique style, the exhibition encompasses a stunning diversity in personal expression imbued with a hopeful cry for change.

Opening night: Friday 13 May 6-8pm

Featuring: Aaron McPolin, Alex Louisa, Anne-Marie Zanetti, Ben Howe, Beth Mitchell, Bonnie Larden, Cameron Potts, Chanelle Rose, Chelsea Gustafsson, Christine Webb, Clairy Laurence, Clare Thackway, Clare Toms, Colleen Southwell, Courtney Brims, Dana Kinter, David Lee Pereira, Dean Home, Del Kathryn Barton, Dianne Gall, Ebony Russell, Elisabeth Lawrence, Elizabeth Barden, Elouise Roberts, Emily Day, Fiona Smith, Gatya Kelly, Gina Kalabishis, Helen McCullagh, Hiromi Tango, Isabelle de Kleine, Jennifer Allnutt, Jenny Orchard, Jeremy Geddes, Jessica Watts, Johnny Kovacevic, Judith Nangala Crispin, Julianne Ross Allcorn, Kate Rohde, Kate Waanders, Kathrin Longhurst, Kendal Murray, Kim Evans, Kim Leutwyler, Lihao Lu, Linde Ivimey, Lix North, Liz Priestley, Lori Cicchini, Lucy Hardie, Marie Larkin, Marisa Veerman, Matthew Quick, Melissa Hartley, Michelle Fogarty, Michelle Molinari, Myfanwy Gullifer, Narelle Zeller, Nat Ward, Paula Jenkins, Penelope Oates, Petra Reece, Pippa McManus, Rachel Favelle, Robert Duxbury, Ryan Pola, Sally Kent, Sam Yong, Samantha Dennison, Samantha Frye, Sarah Waghorn, Scott Breton, Sebastian Galloway, Sharon England, Steve Salo, Vanessa Stockard