Arts Events Digital Exhibitions

Works by Indigenous detainees from the Alexander Maconochie Centre

Iso Topics is an exhibition of works by staff, students and affiliates of the Centre for Creative and Cultural Research in the Faculty of Arts and Design, University of Canberra.

In response to the dramatic effect COVID-19 has had on artists, artisan exhibitions staff have curated a selection of artists who work with legacy craft skills.

Artist Julie Gough presents a multi-layered installation focussing on Tasmanian Aboriginal children taken by colonists in the early 1800s.

Featuring the works of twenty-six artists across a range of mediums from twelve countries, Shelter Domestics captures the uncertain present and serves as a vivid documentation of a significant moment

In light of our recent collective isolation, DON’T LET YOURSELF GO is an online self-help guide to learning from lockdown.

Postcards from Gungahlin features 142 artworks created by residents of Gungahlin and surrounding suburbs.

Flights of Fantasy, Whimsical Dreams & Fairytales: Studio A’s first online exhibition of the work of Annette Galstaun

Love and Cockadoos: A online exhibition of the work of Studio A's Catherine McGuiness

Multidisciplinary works by Jaycee Kim, Katrina Brennan & Emily Crockford create a dance and vibration between colour and pattern in this online exhibition.

Explore untold histories and discover works by some of Australia’s most exciting artists via Blacktown Arts’ first virtual reality tour – Terra inFirma.

A Room with a View examines the creative impulse and the role of the home in shaping and nurturing our sense of self, especially in times of hardship.