For the first time ever, four First Nations artworks from the National Collection are on display alongside local creations as part of the Sharing the National Collection...
From Beaches to Baskets, Brooms and Berlin. A solo exhibition by Aly de Groot featuring woven works and sun-prints inspired by her recent international arts residency at...
Dadikwakwa-kwa (Doll Shells) are considered alive by the women who create and care for them. Traditionally used as inter-generational learning aides for literacy...
Anindilyakwa artists are renowned for bark paintings with floating manganese motifs and the distinctive dash‑painting style unique to Groote Eylandt. As one of the last...
Celebrating 50 years of iconic designs from Bima Wear, Palingarri awarra naki jilamara kapi is a deep dive into 14 iconic designs from one of the oldest Art Centres in...
This exhibition by Maggie Gleeson Briscoe presents a broad spectrum of acrylic art works on canvas and pottery vases, showcasing Maggie's textural styles and colour...
An exhibition by artist-educator, Jose Patalinghug, whose practice in oil and pastel explores portraiture, place, and perception. Faces and landscapes emerge briefly...
Lines of Life explores the inevitability of this cycle and the shared fate that unites us all. No matter how far we travel in our personal journeys, we are always drawn...
These are the characters of the Top End – bold, beautiful, and occasionally baffling. Ann Owen's debut solo exhibition brings together original watercolours painted from...
This exhibition by Brendan and Yuka Hicks and Michael Totham, explores opposites, contrasts, and how they come together to create art. Polarity reflects the idea that...
Waterlines is a new body of work by Linda Joy exploring the rivers, wetlands, springs and aquifers of the Northern Territory landscape – the waterways that sustain...
Community Lens is a photography exhibition showcasing life on Country through the eyes of artists and arts workers from remote Aboriginal art centres. Captured on...
Behind the Wire returns to Darwin, showcasing powerful artworks by currently incarcerated prisoners from across the Northern Territory. Featuring over 150 unique works...
IncarcerNation is a major exhibition responding to urgent contemporary conversations about incarceration, justice and systemic inequality in the Northern Territory and...
The Salon des Refusés is the companion exhibition to the Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards (NATSIAA). Showcasing works submitted but not...
Tjarlirli and Kaltukatjara Art Centres are located on either side of the Northern Territory and Western Australia borders. Their artists are part of the contemporary...
WAARI's first solo exhibition, Umaaka (Kalkutungu for ‘black paint’) works as both material and metaphor. It refers to the black residue left by mining, the scars...
Rifa'iyah batik tulis artists produce exquisitely detailed works that reflect their Sufi beliefs, Javanese heritage, and intimate botanical knowledge systems. Their...
Field Notes of the NT celebrates the natural environments and biodiversity of the Northern Territory. Drawn from quiet moments exploring bushland, wetlands, coastal rock...
Bush Life, by Harry Hayes and family artists, brings the past and present of Central Australia desert life to Watch this Space gallery, with all its colour, movement, and...
