Exhibitions

Studio A's Catherine McGuiness and Guy Fredericks have been named as finalists in the Fisher's Ghost Art Award 2024.

The exhibition brings together contemporary artists from across Australia, including our tweet tweet bird loving Meagan Pelham, who feature birds in many forms across their work.

The 2024 Archibald Prize begins it's regional tour with Orange!

Studio A's Catherine McGuiness and Damian Showyin join the long list of participating artists in the 6th iteration of Cementa Festival, a regional contemporary arts festival.

The Mosman Art Prize is the longest running and most prestigious municipal art prize in Australia.

Immerse yourself in Damian's cityscapes and create your own skyscraper in this free workshop!

Following their display at the Art Gallery in Sydney, the Archibald Prize 2023 finalist works tour six venues in Victoria and regional NSW, offering audiences around the country the opportunity to see these notable works.

This month Studio A will be exhibiting at the Sydney Affordable Art Fair!

The Archibald Prize for portrait painting is Australia’s most celebrated and democratic – sometimes controversial – art award.

Meagan Pelham is the ultimate romantic, someone who creates and lives by a philosophy of true love. Step into Cement Fondu's Project Space and encounter Meagan's immersive art installation.

Spreading through the entire bottom floor of Mosman Art Gallery, Catherine McGuiness' vibrant works glow like jewels in the night. Curated by Shan Turner-Carroll.

Blue Suede shares just a portion of a year's worth of work, filling the entire top floor of Mosman Gallery. Damian Showyin's exhibition intersects painting and sculpture which builds an environment that invites wonder, curiosity and playfulness.

A collaborative project developed by artist Guy Fredericks, Studio A, Dr Chloe Watfern, and MAG&M, Bleeding Hearts and Morning Glory is a socially engaged exhibition that encourages people with intellectual disabilities to participate in conversations about climate change.

Following their display at the Art Gallery in Sydney, the Archibald Prize 2023 finalist works will tour six venues in Victoria and regional NSW, offering audiences around the country the opportunity to see these notable works.