Past Art Gallery Exhibitions

BETWEEN US presents the significance of friendship and why we need them.

Wyndham Art Gallery celebrates ten years of programming in its small but ambitious gallery with a beautifully designed publication co-published with Black Ink and a dedicated microsite............

As a narrow landmass that connects two larger landmasses and bodies of water, isthmus is a term that has become synonymous with Centroamérica.

Honouring the late Gunditjmara, Yorta Yorta, and Barkindji artist Josh Muir (1991–2022), this major retrospective showcases his bold, vibrant works across painting, digital prints, and augmented reality.

An on the site of the historical Werribee Park Mansion grounds cross-cultural Wiradjuri woman Karla Dickens presents ‘To See or Not to See’ as part of Queer PHOTO.

This exhibition was located on the ground-level space of Wyndham Art Gallery is an active grounding and expansion of Werribee-based exhibitions for Queer PHOTO – a large-scale photography festival in Melbourne’s west.

During sleep, our brains move through five different phases. One of these is rapid eye movement (REM) where our eyes move quickly in various directions. It is here where most dreams occur............

Sunil Gupta ‘The New Pre-Raphaelites’, was a free exhibition in collaboration with Autograph London, presented in the Wyndham Art Gallery as part of Queer PHOTO – a large-scale photography festival in Melbourne’s west.

The UNIFORM exhibition looked at the body as architecture, a site for response, interpretation and expression.

Wyndham Art Gallery has staged a major exhibition WILAM BIIK focused on the Home Country of First Nations artists from South-East Australia.

The Wyndham Art Prize returns in 2022, now in its eighth year. Entries will be opening on 1 Feb and closing on 1 April 2022!

Wyndham Art Gallery established the Wyndham Art Prize in 2015. It has become one of the largest prizes, in terms of the number of artists shortlisted for exhibition, in the country.