ngaratya (together, us group, all in it together) brings together six Barkandji/Barkindji artists; Nici Cumpston, Zena Cumpston, David Doyle, Kent Morris, Adrianne Semmens, and Raymond Zada.

Let’s Play: The art of our time embarks on a quest with some of the most playful and inquisitive artists from Australia and around the globe to explore some of life’s big questions. Just expect a dose of fun, childlike curiosity and a puzzle or two thrown in for good measure.

Melbourne-based artist, Kenny Pittock’s humorous and at times poetic works combine ceramics, drawing and text that capture his observations of everyday life.

Delve into do-it-yourself culture: from limited run artist books to cut-and-paste photocopy fanzines, explore the evolution and diversity of these radical publishing alternatives.

Victorian Aboriginal communities have come together to create a unique, family-friendly exhibition celebrating the bunyip.

This exhibition showcases the impressive private collection of Melbourne-based collector, Arthur Roe. It features some of the best artists in Australia, including stunning pieces by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists & art communities.

Ventured in to see this amazing exhibition yet? If you really love drawing, then brace yourself, cos this exhibition is next-level. Make sure you check out the thread installation. It needs to be seen to be believed.

An exciting exhibition of indigenous artworks to celebrate NAIDOC week.

Our latest exhibition takes the everyday and flips it to expose the cracks.

Presented as part of the PHOTO 2020 International Festival of Photography, ‘The New Black Vanguard: Photography between Art and Fashion’ features vibrant portraits and conceptual images that fuse the genres of art and fashion photography in ways that break down long-established boundaries.