Holly Anderson

Some Things Too Bright to See marks Holly Anderson’s first solo museum exhibition. This new body of work centres on her long-standing fascination with the glitter path — the fleeting...

An often-repeated claim is that swimming pools are democratic spaces of inclusion in Australia, and that a summer here just wouldn’t be summer without a dunk in one of the...

In the heart of New Farm, within the quiet spaces of an architecturally significant home, N.Smith Gallery presents an exhibition shaped by a special resonance. Our roots in Queensland run...

What triggers nostalgia? It carries the warmth of memories, the weight of longing, and the bittersweet recognition of our lives lived. Yesterday is a group exhibition by the gallery's represented...

We are delighted to announce Joan Ross, Fiona Lowry, Natasha Walsh, Vipoo Srivilasa, Holly Anderson, and Casey Chen are finalists in the Archibald and Wynne Prizes.⁠ ⁠ Joan Ross is...

The exhibition The Interior invites viewers into a world of intimate spaces, where the boundaries between inside and outside begin to dissolve. Through a constellation of mediums and artistic approaches,...

To celebrate the gallery's 3rd birthday, 15 of the gallery's represented artists are brought together thematically. Holly Anderson Tom Blake Joshua Charadia Casey Chen Claire Healy & Sean Cordeiro Fiona...

From across a room, Holly Anderson’s paintings appear to swim in the brightness of a clear sky. A new body of work presents the artist’s ongoing investigation into painting the...

City in the Sun uncovers and reimagines Brisbane’s subtropical image. Showcasing large-scale new contemporary artworks alongside historical imagery, the exhibition will reveal how the city’s history of migration, tourism, climate,...