2026 exhibitions

‘Familial’ brings together 6 artists from around the world whose work traces the emotional and psychological terrain of family – of bonds and ruptures, tenderness, memory and the ache of absence.

In an era of constant scrolling and visual saturation, ‘Slow Read’ turns our attention back to the printed page and to quiet, deliberate acts of looking and reading. The featured artists are all drawn to printed matter, creating artist books and multi-disciplinary artworks that explore the possibilities of the book format. Within this exhibition, artist-led publishing is recognised as a rich creative practice and an art form in its own right.

Vibrant in colour and rich in textural detail, ‘Nourish’ by Joanne ‘budgie’ Jemmeson highlights the beauty of everyday objects.

‘Overcoming Adversity’ by Geoff Dossetor explores artistic expression when confronted by a life-altering injury.

View the online gallery of ‘Love from Boroondara’, featuring the winners of the 2026 Boroondara Photography Competition.

Yee Ann Chiu celebrates the spirited personalities of Australian birds in familiar Melbourne landscapes.

Chelsey Liu’s online community exhibition ‘Echo and Resonance’ invites viewers into a vibrant world of colour and texture.

Transformative and thought-provoking, Maryam Ebtekar and Michelle Trewin reimagine everyday household litter as artworks that are meaningful, beautiful and enduring.

‘Garden Harvest’ offers a glimpse into the vibrant life of Erasmus Primary School through a delightful series of still-life drawings inspired by their school garden.

'Desire Lines' invites reflection on our relationship with nature, the marks we leave behind and the universal impulse to wander.