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CURRENT EXHIBITIONS
Behind the View | Cassandra Dove
Behind the View brings together my personal experiences in the landscape in Canberra and surrounding NSW, and my inner world as the artist. The paintings are my reconstruction of the natural landscape, which invite the audience to consider how they view their surrounding world.
Millinery – A Fine Art | Cynthia Jones Bryson
An exhibition that gives credence to millinery being art. A visual sensational feast of wearable millinery that can also adorn a room as a work of art.
Kaleidoscope IV | Celebrating LGBTQIA+ pride
In its fourth year, Kaleidoscope IV is an open exhibition where LGBTQIA+ artists in Canberra and Australia-wide can express their experiences of queerness, sexuality, gender, and unique individuality through art.
A place & Time | Jacqueline Bradley, Cassandra Dove, Gabrielle Hall-Lomax, Clare Jackson, Rosalind Lemoh, Nathan Nhan and Jessika Spencer
‘A place and time’ looks through multiple perspectives at personal narratives, culture, identity and implications of living here and now.
2025 CAPO Art Auction and Exhibition
The Capital Arts Patrons’ Organisation (CAPO) is a volunteer non-profit organisation that has supported the ACT region’s artists for nearly 40 years.
Maker Spotlight: Cam Michael
Cam Michael is an emerging mixed media artist living and working in Canberra/ Ngunnawal country. He is interested in social inclusion and working with themes of redefining value and potential, and relationships between personal identity and perception in the spaces we inhabit.
Cam's work is broadly informed through life experiences of disability, being a carer, and support worker for others, living in Australia but growing up elsewhere, and identifying as LGBTI. His work uses the everyday as to create space for all to connect.
