Touring Nationally

Learn about the exhibitions we currently have on the road below.

Our comprehensive shows and their associated programs have an impressive reach across the country and present a varying view of contemporary arts practices. The program is diverse in its offerings, making tech-heavy exhibitions accessible, using live performance and dance to activate audiences and spaces, presenting projects that are driven by women, First Nations peoples and those from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, and ensuring that the content of our exhibitions reflects contemporary interests and concerns.

Our program features leading names in Australian contemporary art including: Mabel Juli, John Mawurndjul AM, Soda Jerk, Vincent Namatjira, Joan Ross, Nell, Ross Manning, Mel O’Callaghan, and Barbara Cleveland.

Zanny Begg | These Stories Will be Different

This exhibition, curated by UNSW Galleries and designed for tour, brings together Zanny Begg's most significant works to date, exploring themes of gender, activism, migration, and social change.

52 ACTIONS

The 52 ACTIONS tour will transform Artspace’s online commissioning project into a national touring exhibition and public program series. Image: Abdul Abdullah.

OCCURRENT AFFAIR

OCCURRENT AFFAIR is a major exhibition featuring new and recent works by Brisbane-established Aboriginal artist collective proppaNOW

Dennis Golding | POWER – The Future is Here

As superheroes, Dennis Golding and his young collaborators are empowered and reminded of the strength of their culture in forming their identity and connection to Country.

Anna Louise Richardson | The Good

The Good is a major new solo exhibition by artist Anna Louise Richardson whose practice is centred around rural life, embedded in the experience and drama of everyday reality.

Storyplace Roadshow

Storyplace Roadshow is a series of touring workshops centring on the different processes behind Storyplace – collection care, research, documentation and digitisation, as well as using objects for school education activities.

Primavera: Young Australian Artists

Primavera: Young Australian Artists is the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia’s annual exhibition showcasing the work of Australian artists aged 35 years and under. Primavera 2023 is curated by Talia Smith.