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![<span class="artist">d harding</span><span class="title"> What is theirs is ours now (I do not claim to own)</span><span class="year"> 2018</span>, <span class="medium">Reckitt's blue, ochre, dry pigment and binder on linen</span>, <span class="dimen dimen-notes">2 panels, 180 x 240 cm each</span>, <span class="notes">installation view</span>]( "<span class=\"artist\">d harding</span><span class=\"title\"> What is theirs is ours now (I do not claim to own)</span><span class=\"year\"> 2018</span>, <span class=\"medium\">Reckitt's blue, ochre, dry pigment and binder on linen</span>, <span class=\"dimen dimen-notes\">2 panels, 180 x 240 cm each</span>, <span class=\"notes\">installation view</span>")
d hardingThe Museum of Contemporary Art Australia and Dia Art Foundation to open a major two-part exhibition of work by d harding![]()
Judy Watsonwomen of brisbane - digital edition![<span class="artist">Megan Cope</span><span class="title"> Kinyingarra Guwinyanba (Off Country)</span><span class="year"> 2022</span>, <span class="notes">Installation view, Central Atrium, Newcastle Art Gallery, Australia, 2025. Photo: Matthew Carbone.</span>]( "<span class=\"artist\">Megan Cope</span><span class=\"title\"> Kinyingarra Guwinyanba (Off Country)</span><span class=\"year\"> 2022</span>, <span class=\"notes\">Installation view, Central Atrium, Newcastle Art Gallery, Australia, 2025. Photo: Matthew Carbone.</span>")
Megan CopeMegan Cope awarded inaugural Helen O’Sullivan Artist Fellowship![<span class="artist">Hoda Afshar</span><span class="title"> The Fold</span><span class="year"> 2023</span>, <span class="dimen dimen-notes">Detail</span>, <span class="notes">Installation at the NGV Triennial 2023 – 2024 at<br />
NGV International, Melbourne. Photo: Sean Fennessy</span>]( "<span class=\"artist\">Hoda Afshar</span><span class=\"title\"> The Fold</span><span class=\"year\"> 2023</span>, <span class=\"dimen dimen-notes\">Detail</span>, <span class=\"notes\">Installation at the NGV Triennial 2023 – 2024 at<br />
NGV International, Melbourne. Photo: Sean Fennessy</span>")
Hoda Afshar2027 Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize Shortlist![<span class="artist">Judy Watson</span><span class="title"> a preponderance of aboriginal blood</span><span class="year"> 2005</span>, <span class="medium">etching with chine collé, framed</span>, <span class="dimen dimen-notes">14 portrait etchings: frame 49 x 37.5 x 3cm, 2 landscape etchings: frame 37.5 x 49 x 3cm</span>]( "<span class=\"artist\">Judy Watson</span><span class=\"title\"> a preponderance of aboriginal blood</span><span class=\"year\"> 2005</span>, <span class=\"medium\">etching with chine collé, framed</span>, <span class=\"dimen dimen-notes\">14 portrait etchings: frame 49 x 37.5 x 3cm, 2 landscape etchings: frame 37.5 x 49 x 3cm</span>")
Judy WatsonWurrdha Marra Annual Conversation![]()
Sam CranstounSam Cranstoun receives Samstag International Visual Arts Scholarship![<span class="artist">Jean Barth</span><span class="title"> Screen Test (3)</span><span class="year"> 2026</span>, <span class="medium">Oil paint screen printed on board</span>, <span class="dimen dimen-notes">65 x 50 cm</span>]( "<span class=\"artist\">Jean Barth</span><span class=\"title\"> Screen Test (3)</span><span class=\"year\"> 2026</span>, <span class=\"medium\">Oil paint screen printed on board</span>, <span class=\"dimen dimen-notes\">65 x 50 cm</span>")
Jean BarthJean Barth in the Sixth New Museum Triennial![<span class="title"> A page from an incidental biography (2024–25)</span>]( "<span class=\"title\"> A page from an incidental biography (2024–25)</span>")
Raquel OrmellaRaquel Ormella wins Swan Hill National Drawing Acquisitive Award.![<span class="artist">Ruha Fifita</span><span class="title"> Lototō</span><span class="year"> 2016</span>, <span class="medium">Earth pigments (‘umea), natural dyes (nonu, koka, tongo) and candlenut soot (tuitui) on beaten mulberry bark (feta’aki)</span>, <span class="dimen dimen-notes">360 x 490 cm</span>]( "<span class=\"artist\">Ruha Fifita</span><span class=\"title\"> Lototō</span><span class=\"year\"> 2016</span>, <span class=\"medium\">Earth pigments (‘umea), natural dyes (nonu, koka, tongo) and candlenut soot (tuitui) on beaten mulberry bark (feta’aki)</span>, <span class=\"dimen dimen-notes\">360 x 490 cm</span>")
Ruha FifitaRuha Fifita in Town Hall No.6
