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STILL | National Still Life Award 2025

STILL is Yarrila Arts and Museum’s biennial art award.

STILL 2025 finalists: S.A.Adair, Summer Aldis, Miguel Aquilizan, Svetlana Bailey, Katie Barron, Jason Barwick, Monika Behrens, Lee Bethel, Brenda Blackman, Janine Brody, Jeremy Brook, Terri Butterworth, Fran Callen, Julie Cane, Regi Cherini, Jason Clark, Kirsten Coelho, Olivia Cotovich, Lucinda Crimson, Simone Darcy, Penelope Davis, Marian Drew, Christine Druitt-Preston, Blair Garland, Guy Gilmour, Phil Greed, Melissa Grisancich, Raelean Hall, Nazila Jahangir, Freya Jobbins, Alun Rhys Jones, Brittany Jones, Nicole Kelly, Suzanne Knight, Isaac Kozlovskis, Michael Langley, Justin Legaspi, Susan Lemke, Rosalind Lemoh, Donna Marcus, Kiata Mason, Sarah McGrath, Tully Moore, Kendal Murray, Adam Oste, Denise Pepper, Tamasin Pepper, Jasmine Poole & Chris Sewell, Sherry Quiambao, Matthew Quick, Victoria Reichelt, Bruce Reynolds, Elvis Richardson, Elizabeth Ryan, Cass Samms, Joshua Shrubb, Anne Smerdon, Ken Smith, Filthy the Bear, Emma Thorp, John Van Der Kolk, Emma Varga, LeAnne Vincent, Liz Walker, Gerry Wedd, Cleo Wilkinson, Cat Wilson, Paul Yore, Christopher Zanko, Peggy Zephyr.

6 September—9 November

Yarrila Arts and Museum

Yarrila Place, 27 Gordon Street, Coffs Harbour NSW 2450, Australia

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Depth of Field: Photography at Sydney Contemporary

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Shonae Hobson

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Embodied, the first iteration of Arts Project Australia’s new exhibition series, Limitless, sees artists Bronwyn Hack and Mark Smith create their most ambitious works yet, with the body at the centre of it all.

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‘North Terrace: worlds in relief’ showing at Samstag Museum of Art, invites viewers to reflect on the complicated legacies of the cultural institutions that line Adelaide’s North Terrace.

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