Palestine On My Mind by Loren Taylor, acrylic, charcoal, collage on canvas, 50.5 x 25.5cm
Palestine On My Mind by Loren Taylor, acrylic, charcoal, collage on canvas, 50.5 x 25.5cm
24th July - 15th August 2026
What's On My Mind is a group exhibition showcasing the thoughts, questions and concerns occupying the minds of contemporary artists. Responding to local, national and global events, the exhibition explores the ways artists engage with the world around them through creative expression. The works may address politics, social justice, environmental issues, conflict, community, identity or the changing nature of contemporary life. Together, they offer a diverse collection of perspectives, inviting viewers to reflect on the issues shaping our shared future and the role art can play in fostering conversation, awareness and understanding.
The Protecting Veil Has Failed by Rick Molloy, oil on Canvas, 77x77cm
Protect my Nest by Gemma Hall, acrylic, 60.5 x 50.5cm
Made From Stardust and Dirt by Bhodi Robinson, collage on watercolour paper, 30 x 42cm
Rainbow Regions Circular Economy by Jane Gilmore, Satellite mosaic dish, 68cm diametre
Gridlock by Nicholas Harris, acrylic, 21 x 21cm
Man Running by Brian Fryer, acrylic, 26 x 31cm
Score by Rose Hogan, timber and acrylic, 49 x 49cm
We're All Pink on The Inside #2 by Pete Kafka, Mixed Media, 39.5 x 30.5cm
We're All Pink on The Inside #4 by Pete Kafka, Mixed Media, 39.5 x 30.5cm
Colonial Afternoon Tea with Climate Hand Grenade by Vivian Martin, acrylic on canvas, 61.5 x 76.5 cm
House Stories (set of 3) by Kim Sky Brereton, mixed media on ceramic 20.5 x 16.5cm each peice
House Story by Kim Sky Brereton, mixed media on ceramic 61.5 x 46.5cm
Hope by Kim Coleman, ink and watercolour paint on stonehedge paper, 39 x 29cm
What Remains by Kim Coleman, ink and watercolour paint on stonehedge paper, 39 x 29cm
Rubble by Kim Coleman, ink and watercolour paint on stonehedge paper, 39 x 29cm
Violation by Kim Coleman, ink and watercolour paint on stonehedge paper, 39 x 29cm
Caged Ferals by Carmen Hogue, mixed media, 49 x 46cm
Caged Ferals (close up) by Carmen Hogue, mixed media
Save the Planet- Save Yourself, What a Novel Idea by Vivian Martin, mixed media, 61 x 52cm
Time Never Returns by Rick Molloy, oil on aluminium,22 x 28cm
Lost in Gaza by Malcolm Poole, oil on canvas, 90 x 120cm
Knitting Nannas against Fracking by Vivian Martin, Acrylic on broad wood, 30 x 26 cm
Behind the Noise by Corinne Batt-Rawden, mixed media on canvas, 61 x 61cm
The Protecting Veil Has Failed by Rick Molloy, oil on canvas, 78 x 78cm
Gen Zee by Mark Wotherspoon, oil on panel, 91 x 121cm
Full/Empty, Matters not when it is Precarious by Ariel Rowan, acrylic on canvas, 61 x 61cm
Unaffordable Housing (Quarter Acre Block) by Warwick Wright, acrylic/ collage, 33 x 33cm
Unaffordable Housing (Dream Home) by Warwick Wright, acrylic/collage, 33 x 33cm
"Oh Jeff... its your settings" by Toni Begley, mixed media, 62 x 61cm
No Flies on Us by Sophie Amelia, digital print, 44 x 54cm
Visitation Relics by Denis Hopking, ceramic with copper and cobalt patina, 55 x 23cm
Fertility Gooddess by Denis Hopking, ceramic sculpture, 55 x 21cm
Escaping Lockdown by Warwick Wright, collage/media, 49 x 40cm
Dark World by Mark Wotherspoon, Acrylic on Yupo Paper, each 102 x 77cm
Infestation by Elena Marie Matiussi, lino print, 95 x 63cm
The Lost Ones by Jo Cooper, digital collage, 39 x 31cm
The Centre of Dandelion by Nathaniel Harvey, paint, 41 x 31cm
50 Times by Anthony Parker, 3D printing, 56 x 36cm
Mother Earths Burden by Elena Marie Matiussi, oil on canvas, 101 x 81cm
All in this Together by Meg K Nielsen, oil on canvas, 71 51cm
When the Dollar Rules by Warwick Wright, acrylic, 74 x 63cm
Free at Last by Michael Fairweather, Acrylic on canvas, 92 x 123cm
Venus of the Stacks by Audrey Bunn, mixed media on canvas, 68 x 53cm
Love for Jarjums by Hector Walker, print of artline pen, 31.5 x 23cm
The Great Step Forward by Steven Giese, oil on board, 74 x 74cm
Koala Lady by Theresa Mason , Ceramic and wood, 77 x 25cm
Judgement by Suzanne Naseby, oil on canvas, 91 x 122cm
Seduction by Suzanne Naseby, oil on canvas, 91 x 122cm
Temptation by Suzanne Naseby, oil on canvas, 91 x 122cm
Appetite of Power by Steven Giese, oil on board, 44 x 44cm
Smash the Patriarchy by Rose Hogan, timber on acrylic, 9 x 30cm
Ditch the Dicks by Theresa Mason, cloth and paint, 25 x 135cm
The First Thought by Rowena Kempton, barbed wire, 28 x 39cm
Holding Ground by Rowena Kempton, barbed wire, 52 x 46cm
Deep reflection by Rowena Kempton, barbed wire, 57 x 75cm