Enjoy this trip: The art of music posters
11 July - 18 October 2026Drawn from the National Gallery's expansive collection of Australian and international music posters spanning the 1960s to 1980s.
Affording Truth
7 August - 18 October 2026A collaborative curatorial exhibition exploring how we perceive and navigate truth in an era of global uncertainty.
Still | Life
7 August - 18 October 2026Experience the Marrambidya (Murrumbidgee River) through immersive sound, sculpture & visual art. Artists: Rochelle Summerfield, Tracy Pateman and Will Rodgers.
Margaret and the Grey Mare
7 August - 18 October 2026Margaret and the Grey Mare is an opera, a fever dream about an opera and an immersive video installation, made in collaboration with a chatbot coded to act as a channel to an ancient Celtic land spirit.
Musings from a Darkened Corner
22 August - 24 January 2027Dan De Nardis presents a solo exhibition transforming lived experiences of mental illness into tangible objects, inviting us to consider and understand what is often unseen.
Still Becoming
22 August - 24 January 2027Drawing from the National Art Glass Collection, Still Becoming explores the complexities of human experience through the transformative qualities of glass and light.
A Fistful of Light
31 October - 7 February 2027A Fistful of Light brings together a new body of work shaped by dreams, instinct and imagination. Moving between abstraction and figuration, playful forms and faces emerge from fluid fields of colour, balancing humour, chaos and the unexpected
Breaking Off
31 October - 7 February 2027Mike Parr’s exhibition, Breaking Off presents a series of etchings and large-scale photographic documentation drawn from his performance archive spanning 1975–2005.
Hello Dankness
3 November - 20 December 2026Soda Jerk’s Hello Dankness is a delirious political fable that reimagines America’s recent history through film samples, pop culture, conspiracy, satire and the absurd spectacle of contemporary politics.