Exhibitions | Geelong Gallery

Current

My Geelong—our Gallery

Brook Andrew—rethinking Antipodes

The beehive

Geelong Gallery collection

Upcoming

Cuttings—Elizabeth Gower

Who’s who portrait prize

2018 Archibald Prize

Peggy and Leslie Cranbourne Learn Space: The Studio

Sidney Nolan’s Ned Kelly series

Past

2018 Geelong contemporary art prize

Beginnings—Indigenous art from the collection

We see recognition—a children’s art exhibition

Reimagine—the world according to children’s books

Jörg Schmeisser—looking back: prints from the collection of Laurence O’Keefe and Christopher James

An exchange of treasures—Roberts and McCubbin from the Art Gallery of Ballarat

Peggy and Leslie Cranbourne Learn Space: View of Geelong

Offsite—Mindscapes: the Geelong Gallery collection at the Australian Club

Outrage, obscenity and madness—Elizabeth Gertsakis

Antipodean views

Kylie on Stage

Recent acquisitions 2016–17

Views of Geelong and beyond—treasures from the Geelong Gallery collection

Who’s who portrait prize

2017 Archibald Prize

Peggy and Leslie Cranbourne Learn Space: The Studio—Alice Oehr

Fred Williams in the You Yangs

Peggy and Leslie Cranbourne Learn Space: Our landscape—Lewis Brownlie

Born into space—sculpture from the collection

The You Yangs—Mark Dober

2017 Geelong acquisitive print awards

A human form

Still life painting—Adam Pyett

Let’s talk recognition—a children’s art exhibition

Luminous relic

Prized

Abstraction: celebrating Australian women abstract artists

Atmospherics—the Geelong Gallery collection

My Geelong—our Gallery

A print legacy—in memory of Dr Colin Holden

Tricking the eye—contemporary trompe l’oeil

A question of scale—maquettes and small sculpture from the permanent collection

2016 Geelong contemporary art prize

Where we find ourselves—Jo Scicluna

Who's who portrait prize

People Like Us

Selected watercolour and gouache paintings from the collection

Black to blackest

Land of the Golden Fleece—Arthur Streeton in the Western District

Let’s talk recognition—a children’s art exhibition

Geelong Botanical Gardens revealed

Grand designs—architectural subjects in photography

JamFactory Icon—Giles Bettison: pattern and perception

A certain light—recent acquisitions