Exhibitions

River’s Flow (In Every Future) is an embroidered textile installation by Jazz Money, a Wiradjuri artist and poet based on Gadigal Country, Sydney. Money’s multi-disciplinary practice extends across poetry, installation, film, publishing, performance and visual art. Her work is grounded in the interwoven relationship between poetics, body and place. River’s Flow (In Every Future) invokes…

Noriko Nakamura’s limestone sculptures explore the complexity of female embodied experiences. The monumental works of What our bodies bring to us specifically reflect on pregnancy and bodily transformation. Three works – Womb III, Woman, and Birth – relay a narrative of conception, gestation, and birth that is subtly complicated by organic and vine-line patterns and…

For Places, D Harding has worked with Dyiraamalang Girbang, Wiradjuri Elders and Community members of Bungambrawatha / Albury, to produce paintings embedded with the soil of important locations on Country. Four paintings, each with soil that identifies a site in our region, will sit alongside three similar works that have been made with commercial pigments…

River’s Flow (In Every Future) is an embroidered textile installation by Jazz Money, a Wiradjuri artist and poet based on Gadigal Country, Sydney. Money’s multi-disciplinary practice extends across poetry, installation, film, publishing, performance and visual art. Her work is grounded in the interwoven relationship between poetics, body and place. River’s Flow (In Every Future) invokes…

This group of works, drawn from the MAMA collection, present three distinct approaches to artmaking from Newell Harry’s multifaceted practice. Harry combines photography, objects produced in collaboration with other makers, and personal and public archives to consider narratives of migration, family, cultural connectedness, and political resistance across the Global South.