‘Planes, Trains and Bubble’O Bills’ by Melbourne-based artist Kenny Pittock casts a witty spell of humour over the mundane ramblings of everyday life. On at Tweed Regional Gallery in northern New South Wales, until 14 March 2021.
‘Looking Glass: Judy Watson and Yhonnie Scarce’ at TarraWarra Museum of Art showcases an impactful display of works by Aboriginal artists Judy Watson and Yhonnie Scarce. On until 8 March 2021.
‘Site & Sound: Sonic art as ecological practice’ at McClelland Sculpture Park + Gallery shows audiences how the practice of deep listening can guide us towards a more connected understanding of complex environmental and climate change issues.
Curatorial+Co present a timely body of work from artist Lily Cummins who reflects on mental health and the role art can play as therapy.
The ‘2020 Bowness Photography Prize’ exhibition welcomes audiences back through the doors of the Monash Gallery of Art (MGA) in Melbourne, and online, after recent lockdowns. On view until 7 February 2021.
‘Paradise on Earth’ celebrates the extraordinary life and work of Marion Mahoney Griffin (1871-1961) at the Museum of Sydney and is on until 18 April 2021.
The National Art School, fondly referred to as NAS, is welcoming art lovers back onto its historic grounds in Sydney for their first public exhibition since March.
This weekend the public is welcomed back to The Australian Museum. The space has been closed for more than a year now while a transformative renovation took place.
‘HERE I AM: Art by Great Women’ is a new summer arts festival in Canberra celebrating the remarkable talent of contemporary Indigenous and non-Indigenous women artists from around Australia.
Hubert Pareroultja has been named the overall winner of the 2020 Bluethumb Art Prize, an award which attracted over 2,500 entries from around Australia.
We congratulate artist Joshua Yeldham for taking out the Holding Redlich People’s Choice Award for his landscape painting Phantom Limb – Smith’s Creek.
Anna Schwartz Gallery emerges from lockdown with the opening of a new exhibition space Gallery 02, and is currently showcasing two exhibitions featuring work by abstract artists John Nixon (1949-2020), and Stephen Bram.
Bendigo Art Gallery presents Piinpi, an exquisite display of contemporary Indigenous Australian textile and fashion design, bringing Indigenous storytelling to the fashion stage. On at Bendigo Art Gallery until 17 January 2021.
‘Women of Steel’ is a documentary film directed by Robynne Murphy telling the remarkable and inspiring story of an Australian landmark victory against mining giant BHP, that won trailblazing work rights for women during the 1980s/90s.
We congratulate Kamilaroi/Gamilaraay artist Dennis Golding as recipient of the $30,000 ‘NSW Visual Arts Emerging Fellowship’ for his work titled Cast in cast out (2020).
The 24th ‘Japanese Film Festival’ (JFF) Australia, presented by The Japan Foundation Sydney, is set to bring the house down with a program of provocative and disruptive award-winning films.
Carriageworks presents the annual ‘SOUTHEAST Aboriginal Arts Market’ online with a showcase of ceramics, jewellery, weaving, basketry, photography, carving, textiles, painting, works on paper and more, available to purchase.
After many months of cancelled events and home-bound isolation, DESIGN Canberra offers a smörgåsbord of ways to rediscover the outside world and connect with the local Canberran design community.
As a creative way to document the widespread experiences of these times of crisis, aMBUSH Gallery in partnership with Kambri at the Australian National University presents ‘The Hero’s Journey Art Prize’.