Exhibition sponsors
- Cutting Through Time—Cressida Campbell, Margaret Preston, and the Japanese Print
- Future Creatives 2024
- John Nixon—Four Decades, Five Hundred Prints
- genU studio artists—RISE
- Kungka Kuṉpu (Strong Women)
- The Housing Question
- Graphic Investigation—Prints by Postwar Émigré Artists in Australia
- 2023 Geelong Acquisitive Print Awards
- The Changing Sky
- Back to Back Theatre—Portrait
- Clarice Beckett—Atmosphere
- JamFactory ICON Tom Moore: Abundant Wonder
- A Tale of Two Cities—Prints from the Colin Holden Collection
- The Gertrude Editions
- Parallel Universe—Recent Acquisitions 2021–22
- Future Creatives 2023
- Mandy Martin—A Persistent Vision
- Collection Leads: Rose Nolan—Word Work
- Brook Andrew—Hope, Peace, and Paradise
- Barbara Brash—Holding Form
- 2022 Geelong Contemporary Art Prize
- Who’s Who Portrait Prize—a children's exhibition
- Sally Smart—P.A.R.A.D.E.
- Ponch Hawkes—500 Strong
- Dianne Fogwell—Prescience
- Barbara Campbell—ex avibus
- Exhume the grave—McCubbin and contemporary art
- Archie 100: A Century of the Archibald Prize
- Frederick McCubbin—Whisperings in wattle boughs
- 2021 Geelong acquisitive print awards
- Collection leads: Zilverster (Goodwin & Hanenbergh)—Amator
- Who’s who portrait prize
- Lillian O’Neil—Evening (Wall commission #3)
- Sarah Walker—Her small white hands (Wall commission #2)
- 2021 Geelong contemporary art prize
- Blanche Tilden—ripple effect: a 25 year survey
- RONE in Geelong
- Framing the figure—contemporary photography and moving image works from the collection
- Kait James—Souvenirs (Wall commission #1)
- Scenic Victoria—Land, sea, city
- A shining light—recent acquisitions 2019–20
- Jacky Redgate—HOLD ON
- Thirdspace
- Pop-up cinema—Namatjira Project
- Collection leads: Kate Beynon—kindred spirits
- Pop-up cinema—Arthur Boyd: Testament of a Painter
- Who’s who portrait prize—a virtual exhibition
- Going public—portraits from the Colin Holden Collection
- Resonance+Reflection—design ideas for an expanded Geelong Gallery
- Pop-up cinema—Smart's Labyrinth: Every picture a defeat
- We see recognition—a virtual exhibition
- The Look
- Learn Space—The Look
- Stephen Bram—abstract painting
- Turmoil & tranquility—recent acquisitions 2018–19
- Colour + line + shape
- Digitisation lab
- 2019 Geelong acquisitive print awards
- Collection leads: John Scurry—small paintings
- The Greatest Team of All—treasures from the Bob Gartland Collection
- Who’s who portrait prize
- The Moon
- Offsite: We see recognition—a children’s art exhibition
- John Wolseley and Ms. M. Wirrpanda—Molluscs / Maypal and the warming of the seas
- Sidney Nolan’s Ned Kelly series
- Learn Space—the man behind the mask
- Bauhaus centenary—Ludwig Hirschfeld Mack
- Vital Signs—smart city, living city
- Learn Space—Patterns & Puzzles
- There is no there—Gabriella Mangano and Silvana Mangano
- Cuttings—Elizabeth Gower
- Pattern Play
- 2018 Archibald Prize
- Who’s who portrait prize
- Learn Space—The Studio: Alice Oehr
- My Geelong—our Gallery
- Learn Space—The beehive
- 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
- Learn Space—View of Geelong
- Kylie on Stage
- Who’s who portrait prize
- 2017 Archibald Prize
- Learn Space—The Studio: Alice Oehr
- Fred Williams in the You Yangs
- Learn Space—Our landscape: Lewis Brownlie
- The You Yangs—Mark Dober
- A human form
- Let’s talk recognition—a children’s art exhibition
- Luminous relic
- Abstraction: celebrating Australian women abstract artists
- Tricking the eye—contemporary trompe l’oeil
- 2016 Geelong contemporary art prize
- Where we find ourselves—Jo Scicluna
- Who's who portrait prize
- People Like Us
- Land of the Golden Fleece—Arthur Streeton in the Western District
- Let’s talk recognition—a children’s art exhibition
- JamFactory Icon—Giles Bettison: pattern and perception
- Ex libris—the book in contemporary art