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Unexpected Pleasures: Contemporary Jew...
| NGV INTERNATIONAL: Almost 200 pieces are displayed in this exhibition exploring the different methodologies of contemporary jewellers.
Contemporary Australia: Women
| GALLERY OF MODERN ART: The second exhibition in the Contemporary Australia series celebrates the diversity, energy and innovation of Australian contemporary women artists.
Immanent Landscape
| JAPAN FOUNDATION GALLERY: The climax of a passionate two-year artistic, emotional and cultural exchange project between eight contemporary artists from Australia and Japan.
Queensland Studio Potters
| QUEENSLAND ART GALLERY: The work of Queensland’s most significant potter since World War II, and his equally talented son, are featured in this charming exhibition.
peter griffen: in and out of abstracti...
| Ever wondered what an artist was thinking when they painted a particular work? Abstract artist Peter Griffen shares some of the ideas and influences behind his vivid creations in this new book.
Trough X_Hibition
| GAFFA GALLERY: A well presented exhibition, full of crisp, clean dirtiness, and a great companion to Mardi Gras.
Filip Sawczuk
| MRA GALLERY: Filip Sawczuk's mechanical creations are the epitome of creative abstraction and stir the viewer’s imagination.
Stories from the City, Stories from th...
| MIDSUMMA: American performance artist Martha McDonald hosts song tours of the Maribyrnong River aboard the HMS Blackbird, before transporting audience members to the associated exhibition.
Mary and Me
| QPAC: Corresponding with the current production of Mary Poppins, this Brisbane-ony exhibition on its creator is entertaining for fans and newbies alike.
Eugene Von Guérard: Nature Revealed
| QAC: Combining melancholy and mastery, Eugene von Guérard's colonial paintings on display at the Queensland Art Gallery show viewers the beauty of the Australian landscape.
The Collective
| OFF THE KERB: An eerily coherent group show exploring notions of the collective unconscious, The Collective is evocative and exactly hits its mark.
Bruno Taut
| GOETHE INSTITUT: In association with Wilfried Brenne Architects, the Goethe-Institut Australien, Melbourne, is hosting this exhibition on little-known modernist architect Bruno Taut.
Henri Matisse: Drawing Life
| GOMA: Curated exclusively for GOMA, this exhibition brings together works from international, national and private collections to explore the range and depth of Matisse’s engagement with the graphic mark.
Echoes of Myself
| MRA GALLERY: Lynn Smith’s photographic exhibition Echoes of Myself is built on the desolate: urban landscapes, abandoned warehouses and beaten up shops, bathed in lamp and neon lights.
The James C. Sourris AM Collection
| GOMA: A celebration of Australian art benefacted by James C. Sourris, this exhibition features exceptional works by Judy Watson, Vernon Ah Kee and Bill Henson, among others.
Yayoi Kusama: Look Now, See Forever
| GOMA: Recalling the hallucinatory whimsy of Alice in Wonderland, 'Look Now, See Forever' showcases two years of polka dot-obsessed Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama's playful work.
Surface Tension: The Art of Euan Macle...
| UQ ART MUSEUM: Two decades of work by Archibald Prize-winning artist Euan Macleod is on display is this aptly named exhibition.
Daphne Mayo: Let There Be Sculpture
| QUEENSLAND ART GALLERY: Let There Be Sculpture comprises over 50 works from Daphne Mayo (1895–1982) one of Queensland's most significant twentieth century artists.
MRA Gallery Opening: Rex Turnbull
| MRA GALLERY: Sydney's newest gallery hosts an exhibition of recent works by Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, Rex Turnbull.
Five current exhibitions
| MELBOURNE FESTIVAL: The 2011 festival may be over for another year, but many of the exhibitions in its visual arts program are still on show.
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