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May 2026
Pochettes en Fête
Celebrate the elegance, glamour and enduring allure of the vintage handbag through this beautiful exhibition. From intricate beadwork and luxurious textiles to sculptural forms and exquisite detailing, these vintage and contemporary pieces speak to changing fashions, social rituals and the artistry of adornment across decades.
Find out more »The Neighbour at the Gate
Bringing together newly commissioned works by leading Australian artists, this exhibition reckons with the echoes of immigration policies and the legacies of colonialism in Australia.
Find out more »June 2026
DistoMorph: Svenja
DistoMorph is an immersive exploration of colour, texture and transformation inspired by the intricate forms of the natural world.
Find out more »Drawn From Pain, Written from Truth: Suad Smo and Amera Ali
Drawn From Pain, Written from Truth brings together the powerful testimonies of Amera Ali and Suad Smo in an exhibition that speaks to survival, memory and resilience.
Find out more »July 2026
Nobody’s Listening VR Experience
Nobody's Listening is a ground breaking Virtual Reality experience and immersive exhibition program commemorating the Yazidi genocide initiated by the Islamic State in the summer of 2014 in northern Iraq.
Find out more »UNESAP Let’s Hang It!
Discover the talents and artwork of school students from across Northern NSW.
Find out more »Fins, Fetlocks & Feathers: Julie Edgar
Fins, Fetlocks & Feathers is an exhibition by Mornington Peninsula (VIC)–based artist Julie Edgar, presenting a vibrant collection of prints celebrating sea creatures, horses, and birds. While Edgar is widely recognised for her bronze portrait sculptures, she is equally passionate about printmaking, a technique central to this body of work.
Find out more »August 2026
Boundaries: Transcended
Boundaries: Transcended celebrates the work of hundreds of people who came together to build tiny ceramic homes celebrating the resettlement of refugees in the Hunter Valley.
Find out more »Road Trip: A Residency
Featuring new work by Col Mac, Rhianna Phillips, Jessica Mc Nicol and Samuel Kiernan, Side Gallery Road Trip offers a snapshot of artistic practice in motion, formed through travel, dialogue and the shifting conditions of making away from home.
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