Past exhibitions 2024

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Between the Details: Video Art from the ACMI Collection

19 February — 19 April 2024

An ACMI touring exhibition featuring Kaylene Whiskey, Jason Phu, Deborah Kelly, Zanny Begg and David Rosetzky

Showcasing five moving image artworks by Australian artists, this exhibition celebrates ACMI’s vibrant collecting and commissioning program.

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FUMA Gallery | Social Sciences North Building | Bedford Park

^{Image: Kaylene Whiskey, Ngura Pukulpa – Happy Place, 2021, Courtesy Kaylene Whiskey and Iwantja Arts. Photo: Max Mackinnon.}

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If you don’t fight … you lose: politics, posters and PAM

6 May — 5 July 2024

A FUMA exhibition featuring Robin Best, Robert Boynes, Jim Cane, Pamela Harris, Andrew Hill, Ann Newmarch, Mandy Martin, Christine McCarthy, Peter Mumford, Progressive Printers Alliance, curated by Catherine Speck and Jude Adams

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FUMA Gallery | Social Sciences North Building | Bedford Park

^{Image: Mandy Martin, Australian Independence, 1974, screenprint; ink on paper, 55.9 x 76.0 cm, Collection of Flinders University Museum of Art 5053, © the Estate of the artist}

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The Guildhouse Collections Project: The Disquiet

22 July — 13 September 2024

A FUMA exhibition presented in partnership with Guildhouse and supported by Arts South Australia. Featuring Bin Bai, Stephanie Doddridge, Sue Kneebone, Olga Sankey and Truc Truong, curated by Suzanne Close.

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FUMA Gallery | Social Sciences North Building | Bedford Park

_{Sue Kneebone, The Omega Enigma (detail), 2024, Aluminium, mixed media, single-channel video, dimensions variable, © the artist, photo: Lana Adams}

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Now More Than Ever

6 May - 26 August 2024

First Nations rights, resistance and recognition in political posters from the FUMA collections

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Outside Flinders Tavern | Level 1, Student Hub | Bedford Park

^{Image: Avril Quaill, Noonuccal/Nunukul people, born 1958, Trespassers keep out!, 1982, screenprint, colour ink on paper, 48.3 x 72.4 cm (image), 50.9 x 75.9 cm (sheet), gift of the Australian Experimental Art Foundation, collection of FUMA 2879.090}