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Bringing West Arnhem Land to 255 Pitt Street

Bringing West Arnhem Land to 255 Pitt Street

Four striking works from Injalak Arts Centre 13 Jul - 13 Oct 2026 Injalak Arts Centre is a creative hub in Gunbalanya, in Australia's Northern Territory, where ancient art forms are kept alive through the hands of a thriving community of artists. Each of the four pieces now on display carries its own story, rooted in Country, culture and generations of knowledge. Women's... Read more
Future Movement

Future Movement

Future Art @ 18 Marcus Clarke - Canberra 14 Jul 2026 - 14 Jan 2027 Future Movement is a six-month curated program that places a considered selection of contemporary and culturally significant works into the everyday experience of 18 Marcus Clarke Street. Developed by Future Art in partnership with M16 Artspace, the exhibition balances a national curatorial direction with a genuine commitment to Canberra's artistic community. Read more
NAIDOC Week Activation

NAIDOC Week Activation

Digital & Physical First Nations Art at Tech Central 6 Jul - 6 Oct 2026 To mark NAIDOC Week, 477 Pitt St has partnered with Future Art to present a First Nations exhibition spanning both digital and physical mediums. In the lobby, two digital totems present moving artwork by Presten Warren, a proud Wirangu, Dieri, Kokatha, Mirning and Arabana man. His works 'Interconnected' and 'Ocean... Read more
Injalak Arts National Tour

Injalak Arts National Tour

Expression of culture, community and Country 1 Jul 2025 - 30 Nov 2026 Featuring stories deeply rooted in the rich cultural heritage of West Arnhem Land, these artworks highlight ancestral narratives, traditional practices, and spiritual beliefs passed down through generations. Artists such as Meshak Nabegeyo vividly portray Mimih spirits teaching survival skills, while Joey Nganjmirra intricately illustrates historic encounters with Macassan boats. Clinton Namundja’s depiction of Mandem (waterlily dreaming) explores deep connections with land and seasonal rhythms, and Gavin Namarnyilk continues a lineage of artistic tradition through his powerful portrayal of the Nakurrundilhba spirit. Read more
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