In this exhibition, Murray brings together earlier work exploring an embodied experience of landscape and current work exploring the sublime, spirituality and sin, all with their characteristic style of gestural abstracted work.

Murray has created a series of paintings in acrylic and oils that explore the painterly dynamics of figuration vs representation, layering, shifting grounds, gestural mark-making and vibrant use of colour.

Mental Health treatment is often viewed as a clinical activity, taking place within four walls. This exhibition challenges that narrow view to see our experience of nature as vital for mental health. Jenny Adams has long term mental health disability and has been painting for over twenty years.

Mental Health and Nature offers Jenny the freedom to celebrate nature experienced locally in Canberra and in other locations around Australia.

Inhabiting Change explores the nature
of impermanence, framing the present
not as a static destination, but as a dynamic threshold between what was and what
will be.

The images in this body of work originate in the landscape of South Western NSW: a reflection of both childhood memory and my evolving relationship with the region as an adult.

Reef and coastal ecosystems are environments of inspiration, where many of us escape to rejuvenate, enveloped in the natural world.

These teeter on the edge of flourish and destruction, resilience and fragility. Witness focuses on the pursuit to explore, experience and bear witness to these ecosystems undergoing critical change in my lifetime – with a wavering mix of awe, grief and hope…

InBetween What Remains, David Manley and Hilary Wardhaugh reunite creatively in their hometown of Belconnen, reflecting on lives once intimately connected and now forever interwoven through friendship and shared artistic vision.

This exhibition represents a poignant homecoming — two artists who walked parallel personal and professional paths now come together to present conceptually aligned bodies of work.

Chasing Aliceis an exhibition by Annie Lok featuring the latest works in her ongoing series titled Rabbit Holes.

Each piece features a female protagonist, the ‘Alice’, as she navigates her way through these carefully constructed compositions by utilising the tools available in photo editing software to manipulate imagery through either filtering, warping, stretching, or layering, all in a bid to invent a landscape for each ‘Alice’ to discover.