UPCOMING EXHIBiTIONS
2026
July
SENSORIum VIi I - Sue Pavlovich
July 1 - 12
Open 11am - 4pm
Opening Saturday, July 4, 6-7pm
Installation of sensory and participatory artworks.
Participate in a sensory experience which form references of a person’s earliest experiences of sounds, texture, smell, reminding them of comfortable, safe spaces and the installation provides a secure place to reflections.
AUGUST
Coco Tsai
Walk (work) book
August 14 - Pop-up
Coco Tsai is an artist from Taiwan who has spent two weeks in Natimuk as an artist in residence at Natimuk Exile.
Walk(work)book
A workbook is written with words.
A walkbook is written with footsteps.
Every day begins with a step.
Every step becomes a note.
Every burnt mark becomes a trace.
The layers hold different distances of time.
What comes before and after,
what stays,
and what slowly disappears.
Burning is a way of revealing.
Like footprints left on a journey,
each scar quietly records
a life being lived.
This work is a walkbook
where walking becomes working,
and every ordinary day
writes another page of time.
SEPTEMBER
TBA
OCTOBER
TBA
NOVEMBER
Nati Arts weekend
Nathan Ward
DECEMBER
TBA
2027
JANUARY
TBA
PREVIOUS EXHIBTIONS
Shadow Places: An exhibition From Field Observations
April 2025
Mapping Shadows of The Bight Collective: Jana Norman, Emily potter, Lee Harrop, Mandy Treagus, Prudence Black, & Stephen MueCKE
In August 2023, a small collective of arts and humanities researchers undertook a mobile residency on the Far West Coast of South Australia, along the Great Australian Bight. The images featured in ‘Shadow Places’ document our methodology of encounter, highlighting the environmental impact of extractive, capitalist-colonial violence, and the possibility of responding with each other and the more-than-human world in more caring, responsible, and ethical ways. Retrospective encounters, conversations and ideas coalesced and developed, contributing to this collection of collaborative creative works.
Becoming Nala
November 2024
The Becoming Nala exhibition and book arose from ACT Natimuk’s First Nations Creative Lab program and featured the storytelling of Wotjobaluk woman Chrissie Secombe and Moonahcullah, Wamba-Wamba man Alan Murphy.
The book tells the story of Alan’s journey of discovering his connection to country, and the accompanying exhibition of Alan’s painting and photography by Mat Dooling. The event was supported by Wimmera Libraries and HC Pro.
EXHIBITIng at The GOAT
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