Fresh: connecting new & old art brings together works from the Aboriginal, Australian and South East Asian art collections. This exhibition reveals diverse stories...
A Little Bit of Justice - Drawings by Charlie Flannigan highlights the story of an Aboriginal prisoner – the first person to be executed in the Northern Territory – at...
Entries for the inaugural National Capital Art Prize are open! This new prize aims to support Australian artists, many of whom lost the opportunity to display and sell...
Who are the Australians in the painting? Come and see Sydney artist Martin Shaw's much pondered and enigmatic painting for yourself and learn about the other guesses...
The sun is setting on the Ranger Uranium Mine and Jabiru. But Jabiru has become a home for many and a focal point for tourists visiting Kakadu. What will the new dawn...
Ian G. Anderson developed an enduring fascination for Australian heritage through listening to his father’s stories. In this exhibition, Ian presents images of...
Miriwoong country straddles the Western Australian and Northern Territory border. In accordance with the creation era known as the Ngarranggarni , Miriwoong people...
Captaining a tugboat in a sea of ridiculousness as we sail into the ‘new normal’, one of Darwin’s most prolific visual artists, B4mble, is back at it again to tantalise...
This provocative exhibition has truth-telling at its core. Artivist, Therese Ritchie, factually examines Australia’s frontier wars and the massacre of Indigenous peoples...
Jo Victoria is a place-based artist, working mostly in porcelain. For her residency at TactileARTS, Victoria was interested in immersing herself in the Top End natural...
From tranquil water lillies to dramatic abstract landscapes and flowers, this exhibition presents the latest works of artist Jan Jarvis, who has been painting in the...
Microcosm is an exhibition that explores the 'little worlds' that exist within the larger whole of the ecosystem. Focusing on abstracting the intricate visible patterns...
Kaye Leach's work expresses her love for nature and aims to evoke similar feelings in the viewer. The oceans and the detail in nature's forms inspire her, as can be seen...
'Do I seduce you?' is a memoir piece that explores feminism, gender, and Tarzan's experience as a queer-bodied human finding a voice. Sometimes there are no words or...
Stephanie Brooke is an emerging artist exploring and promoting the native botanicals of the Territory, transforming the world in her orbit into an abstract universe of...
Shirley Purdie is a senior Gija artist and began painting her Country in the early 1990s. She is known for her richly textured natural earth pigments on canvas. Using...
This exhibition presents a range of works made by artists, weavers and screen print designers at Injalak Arts, inspired by the Gunbalanya billabong that lies metres...
This exhibition features the work of local artist and environmental educator Emma Lupin. A journey of reading, listening to and being enveloped by Top End natural...
Head along to the Secret Art exhibition to check out fresh new works from some of Darwin’s brilliant young artists!
Rapid Creek Artists Collective is a group of creatives deeply grateful to create, live, teach and learn on Larrakia land. These talented artists are once again opening...
At a time when humanity should be frantically planting and preserving trees, it is being made easier for pastoralists to clear land. This small exhibition of new works...
Virginia Close is an author, poet, and visual artist. Virginia's exhibition, EMOTION, depicts her inspired realm despite the challenges this world endures. With the...
A vacation, a sunset, a relationship, a life. Just like these things, a sojourn is a temporary stay. Nothing lasts forever, even the beautiful Darwin sunsets and...
The clitoris is bigger than you think. It is the only organ dedicated just to pleasure! In this fascinating exhibition, artists and scientists tell the story of its '...