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Sangeeta Sandrasegar: ARTIST SPOTLIGHT

2025, Artist, Exhibition, publication / By / , , , , ,

Sangeeta Sandrasegar‘s work Everything has two witnesses, one on earth and one in the sky, 2014, woven by Sue Batten at the Australian Tapestry Workshop is currently showing in the exhibition Radical Textiles at Art Gallery of South Australia.

In addition, Sangeeta is a current Artist in Residence at the Australian Tapestry Workshop. The ATW Artists in Residence exchange knowledge and skills with tapestry weavers and engages with local communities. Sangeeta’s work is currently showing the the ATW exhibition space in South Melbourne.

Radical Textiles
Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide
until 30 Mar 2025

Australian Tapestry Workshop, Melbourne
until 24 May 2025

Sangeeta Sandrasegar will be exhibiting at Niagara Galleries in 2025.

Fiona Foley: QAGOMA

2025, Artist, Exhibition, publication / By / , , , ,

Fiona Foley‘s work will feature in the upcoming exhibition Snap Blak Photography in the Indigenous Australian Art Collection at QAGOMA. Opening in August, Snap Blak brings together contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island photography that champions Indigenous self-representation.

Snap Blak Photography in the Indigenous Australian Art Collection
QAGOMA, Brisbane
16 August 2025 – 13 September 2026

Angela Brennan: ARTIST SPOTLIGHT

2025, Artist, Exhibition, publication / By / , , , , ,

The Intelligence of Painting is now open at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney. This exciting exhibition throws a spotlight on the energy of contemporary painting in Australia today through the work of 14 Australian women artists, including Angela Brennan. Curated by Suzanne Cotter and Manya Sellers, this must-see exhibition continues MCA’s commitment to be a platform for living artists.

Angela Brennan‘s work also features in the current exhibitions A Fictional Retrospective: Gertrude’s First Decade 1985-1995 at Gertrude Contemporary and Space, place and identity: Female Perspectives at Gallery Lounge, RACV City Club.
Curated by Sue Cramer and Emma Nixon, A Fictional Retrospective: Gertrude’s First Decade 1985-1995 includes rarely seen artwork from Gertrude’s formative years.

Drawn from the RACV art collection, Space, place and identity: Female Perspectives showcases the transformative perspectives of female artists.

The Intelligence of Painting
MCA, Sydney
until 20 July 2025

A Fictional Retrospective: Gertrude’s First Decade 1985-1995
Gertrude Contemporary, Melbourne
until 23 March 2025

Space, place and identity: Female Perspectives
Gallery Lounge, RACV City Club, Melbourne
until 22 June 2025

Ebony Truscott: Artbank

2025, Artist, Exhibition, publication / By / , , ,

Ebony Truscott‘s work features in the current Sydney Artbank exhibition entitled (De)Nature Morte: Still Life from the Artbank Collection. The exhibition explores the tradition of still life and what the genre reveals to viewers today.

(De)Nature Morte: Still Life from the Artbank Collection
Artbank Window, Sydney
until 7 February 2025

Ebony Truscott will be exhibiting at Niagara Galleries in 2025.

Euan Heng: The Suter Art Gallery

2024, Artist, Exhibition, publication / By / , , ,

Celebrating the power of human hands, the exhibition A Show of Hands at The Suter Gallery in New Zealand includes work by Euan Heng from the late Mark Stevenson Collection. A wonderful collector who we lost this year and remember fondly. The exhibition showcases sculpture, paintings, photographs, textile art and printmaking from a number of artist sand continues until April 2025.

A Show of Hands
The Suter Art Gallery, Nelson, New Zealand
until 6 April 2025

 

Richard Larter: ANU Drill Hall Gallery

2024, Artist, Exhibition, publication / By / , , ,

Richard Larter: Free Radical at ANU Drill Hall Gallery features abstract paintings from the bold and important artist.

“This exhibition locates Larter’s rich stream of luminous abstract paintings (many painted in Canberra and Yass) within the body of his figurative work. While informed by his adventures into popular culture these works are also firmly rooted in the histories of abstraction, holding great concern for composition and the formal dynamic relationships of colour, shape and line. Fluid, lyrical and improvised, Larter’s work refers to the energies of place and the politics of the times.” courtesy of Drill Hall Gallery.

Read more in Artist Profile. Drill Hall Gallery have published Richard Larter: Free Radical and Riffing On: Pat Larter’s Rhythms and Pete Maloney’s Blues to accompany the exhibition. Purchase your copy here.

Richard Larter: Free Radical
ANU Drill Hall Gallery, Canberra
until 19 January 2025

 

Rubaba Haider: RACV City Club exhibition

2024, Artist, Exhibition, publication / By / , , ,

The current exhibition at RACV City Club celebrates textiles in a variety of forms, featuring works by Rubaba Haider, Tia Ansell, Casey Jeffery, Tim Gresham and Dani Marti.

Beyond Textiles
RACV City Club Gallery Lounge, Melbourne
until 23 February 2024

Savanhdary Vongpoothorn: Art Gallery of New South Wales

2024, Artist, Exhibition, publication / By / , , ,

The 2024 edition of the Dobell Australian Drawing Biennial focuses on the compelling and allusive languages of abstraction and features the work of artists from around Australia, including Savanhdary Vongpoothorn (ACT), along with Matthew Allen (NSW), Helen Eager (NSW), Emma Fielden (NSW), the late Ngarralja Tommy May (WA), Ceara Metlikovec (NSW), Kerrie Poliness (VIC), Cameron Robbins (VIC), Sandra Selig (QLD) and Kate Vassallo (ACT). Read more about Savanhdary Vongpoothorn in the latest edition of the AGNSW’s members magazine Look.

Infinite: Dobell Australian Drawing Biennial 2024
Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney
until 12 January 2025

Savanhdary Vongpoothorn will be exhibiting with Niagara Galleries in 2025.

Julie Dowling: Glen Eira City Council Gallery

2024, Artist, Exhibition, publication / By / , ,

Paintings by Julie Dowling feature alongside Yvette Coppersmith, Graeme Drendel, Prudence Flint, Julia Gutman, Lewis Miller, Michael Vale, Peter Wegner and Marcus Wills in the exhibition Look at Glen Eira City Council Gallery.

The exhibition explores contemporary Australian portraiture and the wide range of approaches and the relationship between artists and sitters.

Look
Glen Eira City Council Gallery, Melbourne
until 12 January 2025

Jan Senbergs: Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery

2024, Artist, Exhibition, publication / By / , ,

Artists to Ice, the current exhibition at Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Hobart, presents works from the TMAG collection including Jan Senbergs. The exhibition features Australian artists who travelled to Antarctica between 1987 and 2009. Work by Stephen Eastaugh, Bea Maddock and Jörg Schmeisser alongside Jan Senbergs feature in Artists to Ice, which continues until March 2025.

Artists to Ice
Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Hobart
until 31 March 2025

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