A must-see exhibition for anyone interested in mid-century modern architecture and its influence on contemporary culture. This multidisciplinary exhibition bringing together 14 creative minds – including internationally recognised artists, photographers and thinkers from America and Australia – who respond to, capture, or reimagine the magical qualities of the landscape and the celebrated mid-century modern architecture found in the desert city.

One of Australia’s most internationally acclaimed glass artists renowned for her highly innovative technical approach to kilnformed glass. Loughlin creates ethereal kilnformed glass artworks that explore her fascination with the beauty of emptiness and her extensive research into light and space.

Growing up by the banks of the Murrumbidgee, Darlington Point artist Sophie Chauncy is inspired by the energy and beauty of the MIA specifically and rural Australian bushland more broadly. In exploring the unique Australian landscape, Chauncy draws attention to the conservation of its ecosystems articulated by both gestural and intuitive mark making layered with more traditional drawings of plants and animals.

Operation Art is an annual exhibition celebrating its 29th Anniversary this year. These 50 artworks created by students across New South Wales will tour the state before finding their home at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead, where they will help make sick children feel better through the power of art.

Artists are invited to contribute to this Community Exhibition, highlighting the legacy of the CSIRO in Griffith. The Australian Citrus Research Station was established in Griffith in 1924, and later became part of the CSIR and then the CSIRO in 1949, focussing on Irrigation and Water Research. This exhibition will showcase CSIRO memorabilia and artworks depicting its importance to the community. (Please contact Gallery for details on how to be involved).

The NCJA is a biennial award that brings together contemporary applied arts, visual arts and design practice. Attracting Australia’s leading contemporary object artists and expanding the boundaries of the art of human adornment, the NCJA showcases unique and innovative creations of some of the country’s finest contemporary jewellery practitioners. Entries for the 2024 National Contemporary Jewellery Award will be available in May. Tickets to the opening will be available closer to the event date.