Exhibitions

Surveilling a Crime Scene | Alana Hunt

Alana Hunt is a non-Indigenous artist and writer whose work is shaped by relationships and conversations. Across multiple media - inlcuding film, video, photography, publications and public events - she reveals the mechanisms of oppression and colonial violence disguised in everyday life and legislation.

HERE + now 2025 | Artists from the Region

Now in its seventh year, HERE + now 2025 celebrates the vibrant and evolving arts scene in the Bundaberg Region.

Fauna and Flora Inspired | Wide Bay Burnett Potters Association

Responding to the natural world, Fauna and Flora Inspired features the work of artists from the Wide Bay Burnett Pottery Association.

_land | Dylan Sarra

_land is a solo exhibition by Taribelang Bunda and Gooreng Gooreng artist, Dylan Sarra. Based on research conducted through his First Nations Fellowship with Queensland Museum, _land explores the juxtaposition of Gregory Blaxland's settlement in the Bundaberg region during the mid 19th century and the thriving Aboriginal community that had existed on these lands for thousands of years.

Furari Flores | Cara-Ann Simpson

Furari Flores presents the work of Cara-Ann Simpson, exploring the relationship between sound, plants, and lived experience. The Latin titles of her artworks reflect the continued use of Latin in contemporary sciences, evoking poetry, symbolism, and the irony of a “dead” language dedicated to life and regeneration.