Day: 13 September 2025

Sangeeta Sandrasegar: Fed Square

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Commissioned and presented by Fed Square, with the Australian Tapestry Workshop, a new site-specific textile installation by Sangeeta Sandrasegar will be unveiled in the Atrium at Fed Square this Saturday, 13 September. Entitled I ragazzi dei millefiori: the flow’rs of song and story, this latest work continues Sangeeta Sandrasegar’s collaboration with natural dying expert Heather Thomas.

Join Sangeeta Sandrasegar and Heather Thomas on Saturday, 13 September from 11am to hear about the ideas behind the work and the process of using plants to hand dye fabric.

Artist talks with Sangeeta Sandrasegar and Heather Thomas
Fed Square Atrium, Melbourne
Saturday 13 September, 11am–12pm |

I ragazzi dei millefiori: the flow’rs of song and story
13 September 2025 – 31 January 2026

Euan Macleod & Noel McKenna: Mosman Art Prize

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Congratulations Euan Macleod and Noel McKenna – finalists in the 2025 Mosman Art Prize. Now in its 78th year, the Mosman Art Prize is Australia’s longest-running municipal art award and is widely regarded as the most prestigious and relevant painting prize in the country. An exhibition of the finalists work is now on at Mosman Art Gallery.

2025 Mosman Art Prize
Mosman Art Gallery, Sydney
until 2 November 2025

Rick Amor: The Hive

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The exhibition Rodin | Amor: bronze masters from the National Gallery of Australia is now showing at Hive, Ulverstone, Tasmania. The exhibition features two remarkable studies by Auguste Rodin and Rick Amor that relate to larger works by the artists.

Rodin | Amor: bronze masters from the National Gallery of Australia
Hive, Ulverstone, Tasmania

Julia Ciccarone: ART COLLECTOR Magazine

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Julia Ciccarone features in the Art Collector Sydney Contemporary 2025 Special Issue, physical copies are available at Sydney Contemporary, view the free digital copy here.

See Julia Ciccarone’s latest paintings at our Booth H11 at Sydney Contemporary, Carriageworks until Sunday, 14 September 2025.

Rubaba Haider: Art Gallery of New South Wales

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Rubaba Haider’s work will feature in the upcoming exhibition And Still I Rise at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, opening in November. With a name taken from Maya Angelou’s famous book of poems, this timely exhibition focuses on a culturally diverse group of women artists living in Australia.

And Still I Rise
Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney
opens 8 November 2025

Brenda L. Croft: ARTIST PROFILE

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Brenda L. Croft‘s work features in Exposure by Amber Creswell Bell. Recently launched at the Museum Contemporary Art, Sydney, the Thames & Hudson publication explores the work of 40 contemporary photographers from Australia and New Zealand. Read more in The Guardian here. Secure your copy of Exposure here.

A selection of images from Brenda L. Croft‘s series Naabámi (thou shall/will see): Barangaroo (army of me) is currently showing in On Country: Photography from Australia at the prestigious festival Les Rencontres de la Photographie in Arles, France. This major exhibition is curated by PHOTO Australia’s Elias Redstone, Pippa Milne and Brendan McCleary, with First Nations curator Kimberley Moulton and highlights the work of twenty Australian artists.

Croft appeared in a panel discussion entitled Photography: Rethinking the Archive in Arles last month. Watch the discussion, led by curator Kimberley Moulton with photographers Sonja Carmichael, Maree Clarke and Brenda L Croft here.

On Country: Photography from Australia
Les Rencontres de la Photographie, Arles, France
until 5 October 2025

Fiona Foley: ARTIST SPOTLIGHT

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Fiona Foley‘s work features in the exhibition Taking Back Language at Bundoora Homestead Art Centre. Curated by Sarah Werkmeister and Katie Ryan, Taking Back Language showcases a selection of works by acclaimed Aboriginal artists who engage with text to reclaim language.

Featuring work by Fiona Foley, Gladys Milroy, Margaret Morgan and Edith Trethowan, the exhibition Place Makers at Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery features new and loaned works alongside holdings from the Cruthers Collection of Women’s Art. Place Makers draws attention to the work of four exceptional artists whose work is grounded in relationships of place and community.

Place Makers
Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery, The University of WA, Perth
27 September – 6 December 2025

Taking Back Language
Bundoora Homestead Art Centre, Melbourne
until 4 Oct 2025

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