Category Archives: Exhibition

Exhibition | Graphic Days in Turin_15–25 October

August 3, 2026Events, Exhibition, News

The eleventh edition of Graphic Days, the first festival dedicated to Italian and international visual and social design, is coming to Turin from 15 to 25 October and will be held for the first time it the Gruppo Building Construction Site An annual event that highlights visual communication, highlighting the latest trends in international visual and social design and showcasing the most cutting-edge creative practices. Over 60 international guests, 12 exhibitions, 7 talks, 6 workshops for adults, 3 tips & tricks, 8 workshops for children, performances, DJ sets, a market show, live printing, portfolio reviews, and activities for schools and families aim to disseminate the value of […]

Exhibition | Unspoken Contributions | Cowra Japanese Garden

May 4, 2026Exhibition

Unspoken Contributions, curated by Flinders University cultural historian Dr Tets Kimura opened this weekend and will run until Sunday 28 June at Cowra Japanese Garden. The photo exhibition “Unspoken Contributions” shines a light on the overlooked stories of Japanese migrants and diasporas who helped shape Australia’s modern nationhood between 1867–1946. Through archival photographs, visitors are invited to see these individuals not as “them”, but as part of “us” — contributors to the communities that built our shared Australian story. Read about the exhibtion in this article Homage to Japanese migrants in Australia Image: Cowra Japanese Garden and Cultural Centre

Exhibition | Suzann Victor Illuminates Art Basel Hong Kong 2026

February 23, 2026Exhibition

[AU] Suzann Victor’s City Lantern Illuminates Art Basel Hong Kong 2026.docx Gajah Gallery is proud to present Singaporean artist Suzann Victor’s monumental kinetic installation City Lantern at Art Basel Hong Kong 2026. The work will be shown at Booth EN12, Level 3 as part of Encounters, the sector dedicated to large-scale installations, sculptures, and performances. City Lantern is a 3.6-metre-wide kinetic installation in which a ten-meter photographic mural rotates slowly behind a ring of Fresnel lenses. The composition weaves together approximately sixty architectural sites across the region, mapping a visual geography shaped by empire, migration, and modernity. These buildings act as palimpsests, carrying the legacies of war, […]

Exhibitions | Brenda L Croft, Prue Hazelgrove and Bridget Baskerville | Goulburn Regional Art Gallery

February 2, 2026Events, Exhibition

Join Goulburn Regional Art Gallery on Friday 13 February with an artist tour with Brenda L Croft and Prue Hazelgrove commencing at 5:30pm, and the opening event commencing at 6pm to celebrate the launch of the Gallery’s brand new exhibitions! 5:30pm Exclusive exhibition tour with exhibiting artists Brenda L Croft and Prue Hazelgrove as they walk audiences through their brand new bodies of work on display which, in distinct ways, explore family, memory and place. 6-8pm Celebrate the opening of all of our new exhibitions including Brenda L Croft’s after/image, Prue Hazelgrove’s Re:Generation & Bridget Baskerville’s Conduit. The exhibition will be […]

Event | Perth Festival exhibitions for 2026 | Birrundudu Drawings and Gracie Greene – It’s Time

February 2, 2026Events, Exhibition

Invitation for major Perth Festival exhibitions for 2026, the monumental Birrundudu Drawings of rarely seen works from 1945 created at a remote cattle station by sixteen men, and a long overdue and first solo retrospective of paintings by Gracie Greene – It’s Time (curated by Lynley Nargoordah and Lee Kinsella ), both at Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery. Please feel free to share far and wide and particularly with mob! These exhibitions have both been many years in the works, and the Berndt Museum is thrilled that many descendants, artists, and those with cultural ties to the works, will be travelling down to join what […]

Exhibition honouring Margaret Manion opens at the University of Melbourne’s Old Quad

September 1, 2025Exhibition

The University of Melbourne’s Old Quad reopened this week with  Illuminating Minds, a new exhibition honouring one of Australia’s most pioneering art historians, Professor Emerita Margaret Manion. Illuminating Minds celebrates the life and work of Margaret Manion, a trailblazing scholar and member of the Sisters of Loreto, who dedicated her career to uncovering the extraordinary worlds hidden within illuminated manuscripts. Curated by University of Melbourne Faculty of Arts researchers Associate Professor Christopher Marshall, Dr Callum Reid, Dr Alice Helme and Dr Alison Inglis AM, in collaboration with the University’s Potter Museum of Art, the exhibition highlights Manion’s influence on the study […]

Call for neurodivergent creatives

March 17, 2025Call for Artists, Call for Creatives, Events, Exhibition

DYSPLA London is embarking on a new digital art project in New Zealand and we are putting some feelers out to see if anyone is able to introduce us to local artists, (actors, writers, visual artists, dancers, musicians, etc) from New Zealand. Project Details Below: DYSPLA, in collaboration with Sensory Anthropologist Dr Ruth Gibbons, will create a series of 3D Augmented Reality (AR) Performative Digital Sculptures, focusing on the neurodivergent body in movement. The project, entitled DYSPLA Motion, seeks to address stigma around the disabled body, while also exploring the concept of ‘Neurodivergent (ND) Physicality’ and how the ND body generates thought. DYSPLA is looking […]

Call for artist book submissions | 10th International Artist’s Book Triennial Vilnius 2024

May 22, 2023Exhibition, Publication

About the Project: The “10th International Artist’s Book Triennial Vilnius 2024” is a unique non-commercial cultural project. The purpose of the Artist’s Book Triennial is to promote artist’s books, creators of artist’s books from all over the world; to connect in one big art family galleries, publishers, editors and printers of fine art & limited editions, the greater general public, collectors and individual artists. The “10th International Artist’s Book Triennial Vilnius 2024″ is a relevant an educational interdisciplinary art project that introduces the diversity of ideas, structures, forms and book bindings of the “artist’s book” of world artists. The “10th […]

E.SUN Bank Calls on Global Artists to Paint Yushan Mountain for the E. Sun Awards | International Painting Competition

June 6, 2022Exhibition, Prizes

E.SUN Bank Calls on Global Artists to Paint Yushan Mountain for the E. Sun Awards | International Painting Competition Calling Landscape Painters for a unique International Painting Competition. Taiwan’s E.SUN Bank has announced an open call for submissions to the E.SUN Awards. The competition calls on artists to paint Yushan, a 3,952 metre-tall peak whose name translates to Jade Mountain. Oil, acrylic, and gouache depictions of Yushan will be accepted into this competition, submit your entry to their website until 31 August 2022. You can interpret the brief in your own artistic style and technique. E.SUN Bank, whose logo depicts […]

New Zealand Pavilion announces further details of Yuki Kihara’s exhibition for Biennale Arte 2022

March 28, 2022Exhibition

Yuki Kihara is the first artist to represent New Zealand at the International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia who is Pasifika, Asian and Fa’afafine (Sāmoa’s third gender) Kihara’s project Paradise Camp, explores ongoing Sāmoa-New Zealand relations from a Fa’afafine perspective and will be shown in the Arsenale Ahead of the Biennale Arte 2022 opening on 23 April, Creative New Zealand announces further details of the New Zealand Pavilion at the 59th International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia. Small island ecologies, queer rights, intersectionality and decolonisation are all explored by artist Yuki Kihara in her Biennale Arte […]