Australian Design Centre

Australian Design Centre is a leading centre for contemporary craft and design in Australia. It plays a critical role in building a significant design culture for this country by nurturing a nation of innovative makers and thinkers and inspiring audiences to use design in their lives.

Australian Design Centre

101—115 William Street, Darlinghurst, Sydney, NSW

02 9361 4555

australiandesigncentre.com

Tue to Saturday 11am – 4pm and by appointment. Closed Good Friday, ANZAC Day, Christmas, Boxing and New Year Day. Free Admission.

Exhibitions

Australian Design Centre

The Art of Making: Studio Woodworkers Australia

10 Feb - 15 Mar

Rebecca Belmore makes art for turbulent times

Based in Toronto, Anishinaabe artist Rebecca Belmore is showing her first Australian solo exhibition, creating acts of Indigenous resistance through art, language and bodies.

Neha Kale

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Perth centres First Nations art as resistance

Contemplating First Nations art as a tool of resistance and as offering alternative versions of Australian history, Ever Present: First Peoples Art of Australia at AGWA covers enormous cultural territory, with more than 80 artists.

Andrew Stephens

Feature

Jeffrey Smart’s Metropolitan Visions

Jeffrey Smart’s paintings are distinctive. Sparsely populated, some of his near-empty metropolitan scenes have a melancholic, almost cataclysmic, air—like prescient glimpses of cities in lockdown—while others seem infused with an irreverent and sophisticated sense of play.

Tracey Clement

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The universality of sharing food

To reflect the migratory flows in the Albury/Wodonga region, SIMMER brings together artists and local Albury residents and chefs to consider how food connects us to culture and each other.

Australian Design Centre

Australian Design Centre