Future Exhibitions
 
Hello Dollies
11 Feb - 22 Apr 2012
 
Artwork from the 1940s onward that scrutinizes our human condition through the symbolic and psychological resonance of 'the doll' - desire, hope, fear; fun, satire and critique. Including works by: Joy Hester, Gunter Christmann, Barbara Hanrahan, Rosalie Gascoigne, Peter Baka, Penny Byrne, Will Coles, Matt Coyle, Destiny Deacon, Adrienne Doig, Fiona Fenech, Di Holdsworth, Linde Ivimey, Kate Just, Deborah Kelly, Alasdair Macintyre, Tracey Moffatt, Mirka Mora, Janet Parker-Smith, Joan Ross, Sally Smart and Peter Spilsbury.  
 
House for Two Artists: works by John Nicholson and Justin Trendall  
11 Feb - 22 Apr 2012
 
John Nicholson and Justin Trendall, both artists whose work draws on the heritage of early Modernism and a shared passion for modular and geometric order, respond - individually and collaboratively - within the remnant architecture of Lewers House, the former Federation home of Modernist artists Gerald and Margo Lewers.   
  
 
Big Spread (too much, too little, too late)
11 Feb - 11 Mar 2012
 
An installation by Jane Lennon. A papier-mache-furnished homescape inspired by a political headspace.  

Deborah Kelly, Sucka 2007, vinyl, electric fan and paperJane Lennon, Big Spread installation (detail) 2011, papier-mache  Alasdair Macintyre, Turrel Vision (detail) 2010, polyurethane resin, polymer clay, wood, paper, hobby grass, acrylic paintJoan Ross, Now Take Your Partner (detail) 2008, digital videoMatt Coyle, Setting Out (detail) 1998, pen on paperPeter Spilsbury, Artist in Residence (detail) 2001, cardboard and wirePenny Byrne, Green Wash Warrior rides in to Save the Planet 2010, replica Tang horse, vintage Action Man, porcelain doll's head, green mixed media found objects, epoxy putty, green paintsBarbara Hanrahan, The Puppet Master 1989, colour linocut