A contemporary take on the infinite tunnel illusion, Continuum was created by Toby & Pete, the Sydney artists behind such works as HP’s Spectorium light and sound installation and Flume’s Infinity…
Australian artist Helen Johnson addresses the truths of British colonial attitudes in a suite of complex, large-scale paintings that shine a hard, satirical light onto the violence, bribery and corruption underpinning…
Rembrandt Live is a theatrical encounter for the senses, marrying the treasures of Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum with baroque performance and music, directed by John Bell with musical curator Paul Dyer. Immerse…
In 1790 British colonists hauled in an excessive four thousand fish in one day, disrupting the delicate ecosystem that the accomplished Aboriginal fisherwomen of Warrane (Sydney Harbour) had preserved for millennia, and…
Artist duo Jesse Stevens & Dean Petersen, aka Cake Industries, are inspired by alternate realities and 1950s science fiction dystopias. They rework everyday objects using robotics, mechatronics, carpentry and 3D…
Set frame. Take back. Tell. Seventeen leading Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists and collectives pull culture and its survival into focus through a powerful and multifaceted exhibition that embraces tradition…
Play at Lucas Abela’s award-winning Temple of Din; a cacophonous arcade of hybrid pinball machines and musical instruments, where creating sound – not scoring points – is the main objective. Artist…
Bayala means ‘speak’ in local language. It’s a sharing and celebration of the Indigenous heritage of Sydney and the growing movement to reawaken local language. Get up close and personal with rare…