Dance Hall Days: French Poster Madness (November 27th 1999 - January 30 2000)

A National Gallery of Australia travelling exhibition.

Ways of Being (October 16 - November 21 1999)

This exhibition included Rosalie Gascoigne, Simeon Nelson, Bronwyn Oliver, Imants Tillers, Albertina Viegas and others.

New Works (September 4th - November 14th 1999)

Included artists such as Carl Plate, Elwyn Lynn, Denise Green, Wendy Paramor, Roy Fluke, Gerald and Margo Lewers, Colin Lanceley and others.

Nolan, Sidney: Selected works from The Nolan Gallery (August 14 - October 10th 1999)

An exhibition of works covering the period 1940s to the late 1980s. 

Dreamtime to the New Millenium (August 19th - October 1st 1999)

This exhibition traced the changes that have taken place in indigenous art over the years, showing its diversity and capacity for innovation.

James Gleeson: On Starting a Painting (August 4th - September 30th 1999)

Drawings by James Gleeson created between 1979 and 1999, and rarely seen in public before. 

Intimate Glimpses: An exhibition from Macquarie University Art Gallery (July 28th - September 30th 1999)

An exhibition of ninety black and white photographs by three contemporary photographers.  The variety of images explore our perception of what it means to be an Australia in this year of the Centenary of Federation.

Dual Concepts: Dorothy Anderson & Betty Formosa (July 3rd to August 29th 1999)

Dorothy Anderson and Bette Formosa are contemporary printmakers working in a variety of printing techniques from lithographs to solar etchings to woodblock prints.

Fuse (June 5th - August 8th 1999)

An exhibition of contemporary art by emerging artists with theme of 'Red'.

Complimentary Visions: Re-inventing the Domestic (May 8th to June 27th 1999)

An exploration into the relationship between art and the domestic environment.

Chica'nerie (April 3rd to May 30th 1999)

An exhibition of artworks by senior students from Western Sydney public schools.

Reclaimed: Recycling in Contemporary British Craft and Design - (April 8th - June 4th 1999)

An exhibition on the theme of recycling in contemporary British craft and design by 23 artists including Lois Walpole, Margie Hollingsworth, Joanne Tinker and Ed Teasdale.  A growing number of established and emerging British designer/craft makers are becoming known for their fresh contributions to design through reusing and recycling materials with simplicity and ingenuity. This British Council touring exhibition examines the transformation of post-consumer and post-industrial waste and the use of found forms and objects.