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Exhibitions

Saturday 4 July
2026

Adam Elliot

Making Memoir of a Snail

ACMI
Thursday 8 August – Sunday 1 November

Group Show

The Chelsea Hotel Years 1967–69

Heide Museum of Modern Art
Saturday 28 February – Sunday 16 August

Badra Aji

Get the boy a dog and call it a day

Heide Museum of Modern Art
Saturday 14 March – Sunday 16 August

Group Show

TarraWarra International 2026: System Release

TarraWarra Museum of Art
Saturday 21 March – Sunday 5 July

John Perceval

All That We Are

Heide Museum of Modern Art
Saturday 21 March – Sunday 12 July

Group Show

Floras Localis: Colour + Place

Australian Tapestry Workshop
Thursday 7 May – Saturday 11 July

Ray Thomas

Yeerung's Journey

Koorie Heritage Trust
Saturday 30 May – Sunday 9 August

Lygin Ang

Window Seat

Benalla Art Gallery
Monday 1 June – Monday 31 August

Peta Duncan

We Built a House out of Water

Blak Dot Gallery
Saturday 6 June – Sunday 5 July

Glenn Barkley

Arcadia

Sullivan+Strumpf
Thursday 11 June – Saturday 11 July

Group Show

Red Salon 2026

Red Gallery
Thursday 18 June – Saturday 4 July

Hop Dac

Sông mơ

Boom Gallery
Thursday 18 June – Saturday 11 July

Group Show

The Figure

Boom Gallery
Thursday 18 June – Saturday 11 July

Group Show

Babette’s Feast

Futures Gallery
Saturday 20 June – Saturday 18 July

Clara Napurrula

Clara Napurrula

Alcaston Gallery
Wednesday 24 June – Friday 17 July

Christopher Pyett

Years of Colour

McClelland Gallery
Saturday 27 June – Sunday 25 October

Vincent Ward

Palimpsest | Landscapes

Void Melbourne
Thursday 2 July – Saturday 25 July

Adam John Cullen

Studio

Lon Gallery
Saturday 4 July – Saturday 1 August

Ioanna Sakellaraki

The Mark of a Terrible Sun

Hillvale Gallery
Thursday 10 April – Sunday 11 May

Disasters are the absolute event of history and any knowledge we have of them is built around, with and against the marks left behind them. The Mark of a Terrible Sun is an intimate portrait of the lands and people of the Pacific Ring of Fire, the most seismically and volcanically active zone in the world.

Stretching around the edges of the Pacific Ocean, this circular ring of disasters is a 40,000- kilometer zone that includes roughly 90 percent of all earthquakes and 75 percent of all active volcanoes across the globe. The first part of the project focuses on the lands and people under the shadow of the volcanoes situated on the southwest trench of the ring and more specifically on the part of the region of Melanesia including Papua New Guinea, Vanuatu and the Solomon Islands, seeking to investigate how these ongoing disasters, as witnessed through archives and re-lived today, can shape a culture of resilience shared amongst the Melanesian communities impacted.

Photographed under the lava and ashes of past and ongoing volcanic activity and the historical remnants of the Pacific war in the region, the work is primarily concerned with the obscure traces of the disaster as an interspace dealing with ideas of destruction and survival and the exploration of heterotopias that might creatively synthesize new composites and assemblages of interpretation. In this sense, the images blur the boundaries between documentary and fiction reflecting upon the possibilities an expanded photographic practice can offer in relation to the disaster as the prompt for future scenarios positioned in the gap between historical knowledge, presentation, the image and narration.

Location

Hillvale Gallery
43-45 Edward Street, Brunswick Victoria 3056, Australia

Date

Thursday 10 April – Sunday 11 May

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Website

https://www.hillvalegallery.com.au/program/ioanna-sakellaraki-tmoats

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Exhibitions

Saturday 4 July
2026

Adam Elliot

Making Memoir of a Snail

ACMI
Thursday 8 August – Sunday 1 November

Group Show

The Chelsea Hotel Years 1967–69

Heide Museum of Modern Art
Saturday 28 February – Sunday 16 August

Badra Aji

Get the boy a dog and call it a day

Heide Museum of Modern Art
Saturday 14 March – Sunday 16 August

Group Show

TarraWarra International 2026: System Release

TarraWarra Museum of Art
Saturday 21 March – Sunday 5 July

John Perceval

All That We Are

Heide Museum of Modern Art
Saturday 21 March – Sunday 12 July

Group Show

Floras Localis: Colour + Place

Australian Tapestry Workshop
Thursday 7 May – Saturday 11 July

Ray Thomas

Yeerung's Journey

Koorie Heritage Trust
Saturday 30 May – Sunday 9 August

Lygin Ang

Window Seat

Benalla Art Gallery
Monday 1 June – Monday 31 August

Peta Duncan

We Built a House out of Water

Blak Dot Gallery
Saturday 6 June – Sunday 5 July

Glenn Barkley

Arcadia

Sullivan+Strumpf
Thursday 11 June – Saturday 11 July

Group Show

Red Salon 2026

Red Gallery
Thursday 18 June – Saturday 4 July

Hop Dac

Sông mơ

Boom Gallery
Thursday 18 June – Saturday 11 July

Group Show

The Figure

Boom Gallery
Thursday 18 June – Saturday 11 July

Group Show

Babette’s Feast

Futures Gallery
Saturday 20 June – Saturday 18 July

Clara Napurrula

Clara Napurrula

Alcaston Gallery
Wednesday 24 June – Friday 17 July

Christopher Pyett

Years of Colour

McClelland Gallery
Saturday 27 June – Sunday 25 October

Vincent Ward

Palimpsest | Landscapes

Void Melbourne
Thursday 2 July – Saturday 25 July

Adam John Cullen

Studio

Lon Gallery
Saturday 4 July – Saturday 1 August

Ioanna Sakellaraki

The Mark of a Terrible Sun

Hillvale Gallery
Thursday 10 April – Sunday 11 May

Disasters are the absolute event of history and any knowledge we have of them is built around, with and against the marks left behind them. The Mark of a Terrible Sun is an intimate portrait of the lands and people of the Pacific Ring of Fire, the most seismically and volcanically active zone in the world.

Stretching around the edges of the Pacific Ocean, this circular ring of disasters is a 40,000- kilometer zone that includes roughly 90 percent of all earthquakes and 75 percent of all active volcanoes across the globe. The first part of the project focuses on the lands and people under the shadow of the volcanoes situated on the southwest trench of the ring and more specifically on the part of the region of Melanesia including Papua New Guinea, Vanuatu and the Solomon Islands, seeking to investigate how these ongoing disasters, as witnessed through archives and re-lived today, can shape a culture of resilience shared amongst the Melanesian communities impacted.

Photographed under the lava and ashes of past and ongoing volcanic activity and the historical remnants of the Pacific war in the region, the work is primarily concerned with the obscure traces of the disaster as an interspace dealing with ideas of destruction and survival and the exploration of heterotopias that might creatively synthesize new composites and assemblages of interpretation. In this sense, the images blur the boundaries between documentary and fiction reflecting upon the possibilities an expanded photographic practice can offer in relation to the disaster as the prompt for future scenarios positioned in the gap between historical knowledge, presentation, the image and narration.

Location

Hillvale Gallery
43-45 Edward Street, Brunswick Victoria 3056, Australia

Date

Thursday 10 April – Sunday 11 May

Save to Calendar

Website

https://www.hillvalegallery.com.au/program/ioanna-sakellaraki-tmoats

All exhibition content on this website has been sourced from the exhibiting gallery’s website or provided by other art enthusiasts. We do not own or seek to own any of this material. If you are concerned about any misuse of your content, please let us know here.

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