Zali Matthews

Sandra Selig reveals the intricate cosmos surrounding us

Sandra Selig uses everyday materials to uncover the hidden forces around us—from spiderwebs to celestial forms. Selig’s largest exhibition to date is now showing at the University of New South Wales Galleries.

Developing negatives for Attempted Portraits

From their commercial photography studio in Devonport, Bert Robinson and his son Albert produced over 100,000 photographic negatives between 1927 to 1975, including portraits, landscapes and local events. Devonport Regional Gallery is exploring these photographs in Attempted Portraits.

Annette Blair shows us the past lives of objects through glass

Annette Blair has been blowing, sculpting, carving, and painting glass for over 20 years—and now she’s exquisitely demonstrating this experience in her first solo at Canberra Glassworks, Quietly Spoken.

Data Imaginary: Fears and Fantasies turns data into a reparative force

Data is often described as the ‘new oil’ of the 21st century—it’s a sought-after asset in our hyper-connected world. But The Data Imaginary: Fears and Fantasies at FUMA is showing how data can also be a reparative force.