Upcoming
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James Tylor: Turrangka...in the shadows
Art Gallery of South Australia 31 Jul - 1 Nov 2026 Turrangka…in the shadows surveys over a decade of James Tylor’s practice and brings together the most comprehensive selection of his unique daguerreotypes, expansive digital photographic series, hand-made Kaurna cultural objects and furniture. The exhibition title is drawn from a Kaurna word, highlighting a significant ongoing aspect of Tylor’s practice: the... Read more -
Aidan Hartshorn.
N.Smith Gallery 6 - 24 Aug 2026 Aidan Hartshorn presents an ambitious body of work critiquing the procedures of institutional collection and storage of ancestral & cultural material. Working with stone located across Wolgal/Wiradjuri Country, Hartshorn vacuum seals each stone while referring to the ethnographic practice used to package Aboriginal “artefacts” uncovered during excavation works for construction... Read more -
Connections: MCA x Tate.
Museum of Contemporary Art, Australia 15 Aug 2026 - 1 Mar 2027 Bringing together works by 33 Australian artists, the presentation reframes key acquisitions from the 2015–2022 MCA and Tate International Joint Acquisition Program within an Australian context. Connections: MCA x Tate examines themes of cultural exchange and trade, travel, migration, and diasporic experience, while considering the ways artists have responded to... Read more -
Joan Ross.
27 Aug - 19 Sep 2026 Interested? Joan is busy making work for the show, but we're happy to send you a preview once the works are ready. Just let us know . Read more -
18e Biennale de Lyon.
La Biennale de Lyon 19 Sep - 13 Dec 2026 We’re proud to announce Thea’s inclusion in the 18e Biennale de Lyon, one of Europe’s leading contemporary art biennials and a significant milestone in her rapidly evolving international career. This presentation marks Thea’s most ambitious body of work to date, extending her engagement with portraiture as a powerful site of... Read more -
Savannah Jarvis: The House Watches.
N.Smith Gallery 24 Sep - 17 Oct 2026 Savannah Jarvis’ new body of work explores hypervigilance, chronic pain, and the ways prolonged attention to the body can reshape perception. Using the domestic as a recurring metaphor, familiar interiors become stand-ins for the body: spaces that are observed, maintained, and gradually altered through constant vigilance. As the body watches... Read more -
NGV Triennial.
National Gallery of Victoria 13 Dec 2026 - 11 Apr 2027 For the exhibition, Kyra presents an ambitious new commission that marks a significant moment in her practice. Drawing deeply on her Quandamooka heritage, the work expands her ongoing exploration of identity, memory, and cultural continuity, while pushing formally into new territory. This is the largest work Kyra has produced to... Read more
