Current Exhibitions

Where do I belong? 

20 June – 29 August

Del Kathryn Barton (Australia b1972), girl #8 (detail) 2004, pen, gouache, watercolour and acrylic on polyester canvas 119.7 x 86cm, Art Gallery of New South Wales, donated through the Australian Government’s Cultural Gifts Program ARTAND Australia 2015 © Del Kathryn Barton, Image © Art Gallery of New South Wales

Immerse yourself in the beauty and fragility of Australia’s native birds. This contemporary art exhibition, curated by Logan Art Gallery, features 13 newly commissioned artworks by local artists as well as community inspired artworks. Artworks will be loaned works from The University of Queensland Art Museum, State Library of Queensland, Art Gallery of New South Wales, the Australian Museum, Hervey Bay Regional Gallery, Campbelltown Arts Centre, Jan Murphy Gallery, Dead Puppet Society, the collection of Michael Fox Arts Accountant & Valuer, Ben Quilty Studio and Leila Jeffreys Studio.

You can also get involved in a variety of creative public programs and events from January until 29 August 2026.

Aimed at celebrating creativity and conservation while igniting hope for a sustainable future, this collaborative project is accessible to all and encourages everyone to reflect, connect and contribute.

Help shape a future where every bird and every person belongs.

Inhabited: Anthromes of Queensland LeAnne Vincent

22 July – 29 August

LeAnne Vincent, Hi Vis 2025, cyanotype photogram collage on cotton with thread. Courtesy of the artist.

Inhabited: Anthromes of Queensland explores how people and wildlife coexist in human-altered environments. Using cyanotype photogram collages of wildlife remnants and human-made objects, LeAnne Vincent reveals hidden stories within our urban spaces. The exhibition invites viewers to reflect on their connection to place and how we influence the world around us.