Petite Miniature Textiles 2024 showcases innovative textile practice from across Australia, in small scale. The biennial exhibition brings together a diversity of artists and approaches which extend textile practice and inquiry.

The 11th International Mini Textile and Fibre Art Exhibition, Ivano-Frakivs’k, Ukraine.

Heirloom is appearing in Folk Tales, a group exhibition that celebrates Polish Visual Arts in Australia and New Zealand. The exhibition will showcase a dynamic range of artists that draw inspiration directly from Polish folklore.

Thread[laid]bare, showcases artists and makers who push the boundaries of contemporary art and craft practices through a commonality of thread whether they are textile based or simply inspired by thread.

In Heirloom, choreographer and artist Grace Pundyk adorns MADEn heads with her unique flower headpieces to weave a story of history and mourning and the honouring of ancestors.

Curated by Grace Pundyk, Paper off Skin gives artists, designers and papermakers the opportunity to explore the unique and versatile qualities of paper as a medium of creativity.

This inaugural exhibition is a sister event to Paper on Skin, which has driven extraordinary innovation in the world of wearable paper art since its inception in 2012.

A solo exhibition of new works, the exhibition will be opened by the Consul-General of the Republic of Poland, Dr Monika Konczyk.

As the world decides if it’s closing down or opening up, four artists are signalling from the small rural town of Natimuk in Australia. Generous gestures at a big time: Anthony Pelchen - installation, D’Arcy Molan - saxophone, Grace Pundyk – spoken word, Jacqui Schulz- filming.

A celebration of inheritance, of grandmothers, of the ephemeral wild and those invisible threads that move and shape us no matter how seemingly distant and unknown.

An exhibition of works on handmade parchment sourced from marsupial roadkill.

Azza Zein Vicki West Grace Pundyk Rebekah Pryor Rachel Joy Lynne Gray Vicki Couzens Kate Campbell-Pope Lauren Black Lorraine Biggs Ursula Betka Ros Atkins

A fascinating photographic exhibition showcasing 50 photographs from the late 1930s when Australian journalist, novelist, sailor and adventurer Alan Villiers travelled to Arabia to photograph, film and write about what he believed were the last days of merchant sailing ships. Villiers captured the age-old Arabian sailing traditions, the great skills and hardship endured by the sailors, and Kuwait City before the discovery of oil which changed the face of Kuwait forever.

Inspired by ancient and continuing traditions of spiritual contemplation, and curated by artist and academic Dr Rebekah Pryor, holy, honest confluences considers the complex personal and communal relationships between humans, and between humans and other living beings and things.

Paper and exhibition at ‘Redefining Australia and New Zealand: Changes, Innovations, Reversals’, University of Warsaw, Poland

‘Eid clothes: in memory of Yemen’ - Grace Pundyk, finalist

Now in it's third year, the Maggie Diaz Photography Prize for Women is open to women photographers of all ages, backgrounds and career levels. The only requirement is photographers must only use available light.