Exhibition Archive

The 50th anniversary Gala Exhibition celebrates APA studio and online artists with over 200 artworks on display and available for purchase, allowing collectors to take pieces home the same night.

Symbiosis is the culmination of the 2024 Miegunyah Creative Fellowship with Arts Project Australia artist group, The Northcote Penguins.

BOLD highlights artists who are unapologetically themselves, and whose instinctive practices manifest in powerful and confident work.

50 Birds celebrates the joint 50th anniversary of two iconic organisations: Arts Project Australia and Arts Access Victoria. 

Celebrating the reimagining of an art world that is more open, adaptive, and welcoming to diverse perspectives, experiences, and identities.

Meet us beneath the thicket in the depths of this Strange Planet. 

Soft Landings celebrates the collaborative partnership between the Australian Tapestry Workshop and Arts Project Australia.

Small Pleasures is an exhibition of tangible treasures, an ode to the intimate ceramic objects that can be held in the hand and taken to the heart, curated by Sassy Park.

Pleased to meet you, hope you guess my name, is a collaboration celebrating the relationship between Arts Project Australia and ACU’s Bachelor of Visual Arts & Design program.

Art et al: Exchange/Engage is an exhibition and accessible digital document highlighting a series of collaborations and partnerships funded by Creative Australia.

Benalla Art Gallery and Arts Project Australia proudly present Self in the Spotlight — a Spring Gallery Shop exhibition by APA artist Danny Lyons.

Benalla Art Gallery and Arts Project Australia proudly present The Enchanted Garden — a Winter Gallery Shop exhibition by APA artist Brigid Hanrahan.

Darren Knight gallery presents recent work from painter and ceramicist Alan Constable.

Benalla Art Gallery and Arts Project Australia proudly present Emerging from the Mist— an autumn Gallery Shop exhibition by APA artist James McSporran.

Curated by David Sequeira, Colour is Enough presents a series of monochrome paintings and sculptures. 

In The little things we fight for, Eden Menta addresses the Photo 2024 thematic strand of Social Futures.