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Immerse yourself in powerful photography, film, sculpture, and installation that celebrates identity, memory, and resilience, and highlights the vibrant futures of trans, Black, and First Nations communities. Julius von Bismarck, Punishment #7, 2011. Courtesy the artist; alexander levy, Berlin; Esther Schipper, Berlin; Sies + Höke, Düsseldorf © Julius von Bismarck, VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2025.

17 April—14 June Julius von Bismarck: This is not the storm Julius von Bismarck ACCA is pleased to present This is not the storm, the first Australian solo exhibition by German artist Julius von Bismarck. Spanning kinetic sculpture, photography, and ambitious video installations, this exhibition brings together more than two decades of work, much of it never before seen in Australia. With wry humour and a sharp critical edge, von Bismarck chal- lenges our habitual understanding of the world, teasing apart the idea of “nature” as a social construct.

Australian Tapestry Workshop (ATW) www.austapestry.com.au Wurundjeri and Bunurong Country, 262–266 Park Street, South Melbourne, VIC 3205 [Map 6] 03 9699 7885 Thu to Sat 10am–5pm. Ace of Spades, 2003, designed by Texta Queen, woven by Hilary Green, wool and cotton, 76 x 56 cm. 13 February—18 April Threaded Narratives: 50 Years of Women Artists at ATW Leslie Dumbrell, Emily Ferretti, Naomi Hobson, Janet Lawrence, Pantjiti Mary McLean, Mirka Mora, TextaQueen Marking ATW’s 50th year, this exhibition brings together tapestries and studies made in collaboration with leading women artists.

4 March—25 April Chris O’Brien This solo exhibition by current Artist in Residence Chris O’Brien, curated by Arts Project Australia, showcases his multidisciplinary practice. O’Brien is best known for his playful, character-filled soft sculptures that reimagine architecture. Bayley Arts www.bayleyarts.com.au Bunurong Country, 1 Avoca Street, Highett, VIC 3190 [Map 4] 03 9113 0610 Mon to Fri 9am–4pm, or by appointment. Closed public holidays. We are committed to breaking down pro- fessional barriers for artists with disability. Our goal is to elevate emerging artists, pro- viding them with recognition, a platform to showcase and sell their work and to promote professional opportunities.

25TH BIENNALE OF SYDNEY Your guide to Rememory COVER STORY The devotional meets the political in the art of Vicente Telles PLUS Helen Grace and the necessity of creative protest M A RCH /A PR IL 2026 $12 EX H I BITION LISTI NGS V IC TAS NSW SA QLD WA ACT NT A Note From the Editor Chloé Wolifson PR EV I EW Tom Moore: Natural Oddity Barnaby Smith Judith Van Heeren: Moon Obscure Rhianna Melhem Golshad Asami: Rhythms of Home Briony Downes A soft space to stand Louise Martin-Chew Gerwyn Davies: Shimmer Barnaby Smith Soft Edges: Mapping the Human Condition Briony Downes South West Biennial 2026: Tracework Sophia Halloway Ngura Pulka—Epic Country Louise Martin-Chew Parrtjima 2026 Sophia Halloway New South Vol. 2: Recent Sculpture and Installation Art Rhianna Melhem 25TH BI EN NA LE OF SY DN EY Rememory FEATU R E Heaven and Earth: Vicente Telles Oliver Giles STU DIO Ema Shin Anna Carlsson FEATU R E First Nations in Focus Gok-Lim Finch FEATU R E Voices in the Mist: Nahom Teklehaimanot Giselle Au-Nhien Nguyen PHOTO E SSAY Burdens of Proof: Helen Grace Tiarney Miekus FEATU R E When Bones Speak: Cannupa Hanska Luger Rosamund Brennan FEATU R E Nature Nurture: A velvet ant, a flower and a bird Josephine Mead 20 QU E STIONS W ITH Marise Maas Anna Carlsson E SSAY In the Fold: The Offbeat Sari Megha Kapoor FEATU R E A Bridge Over Troubled Waters: Kumarangk Steve Dow INSIDE THIS ISSUE 1 VICTO R IA 2 MELB OUR NE C B D 3 FIT ZROY & C OLLIN GWO OD 4 G R E ATER MELB OUR NE 5 & 6 NO R THER N & S OU THER N MELB OUR NE 7 SY DNE Y 8 SY DNE Y C IT Y 9 & 10 DAR LIN G HUR S T, R EDFER N , WATER LO O & PADDIN GTO N 11 & 12 G R E ATER SY DNE Y & NE W S OU TH WALE S 13 & 14 G R E ATER B R I S BANE & QUEEN S L AND 15 & 16 B R I S BANE & CANB ER R A 17 & 18 HOBAR T & ADEL AIDE 19 & 20 PER TH & FR EMANTLE M A PS 8 Wall Gallery Adelaide Contemporary Experimental Adelaide Town Hall Gallery Alcaston Gallery Annandale Galleries Araluen Arts Centre, Mparntwe Ararat Gallery TAMA Artbank Melbourne Artbank Sydney Art Collective WA Art Gallery of Ballarat Art Gallery of New South Wales Art Gallery of South Australia Artists Shed Artitja Fine Art Gallery Art Leven Artpuff ArtSpace at Realm and Maroondah Federation Estate Gallery Art Space Gallery – The Concourse Artspace Mackay Arts Project Australia Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA) Australian National Capital Artists (ANCA) Gallery Australian National University Drill Hall Gallery Australian Tapestry Workshop (ATW) Australian War Memorial AVA Gallery Bank Art Museum Moree (BAMM) Bankstown Arts Centre Barometer Gallery Bathurst Regional Art Gallery Bayley Arts Bayside Gallery Beechworth Contemporary Artspace Belco Arts Bendigo Art Gallery Bett Gallery Blacktown Arts Blue Mountains City Art Gallery Broken Hill City Art Gallery Brunswick Street Gallery Bunbury Regional Art Gallery Bundanon Bundoora Homestead Art Centre Bunjil Place Gallery Burrinja Buxton Contemporary Caboolture Regional Art Gallery Caelene Nee Glen Art Advisory and Gallery Cairns Art Gallery Cairns Art Gallery – Court House Building Cairns Art Gallery –Mulgrave Building Campbelltown Arts Centre (CAC) Canberra Glassworks Canberra Museum and Gallery (CMAG) Cascade Art Gallery Castlemaine Art Museum CBD Gallery Ceramic Break Sculpture Park Charles Nodrum Gallery City Gallery Civic Art Bureau Cooroy Butter Factory Arts Centre correspondences Cowra Micro Gallery Cowra Regional Art Gallery Craft + Design Canberra Craft Victoria Darren Knight Gallery David Roche Gallery Deakin University Art Gallery Design Tasmania Devonport Regional Gallery D’Lan Contemporary D’Lan Contemporary Eloise Cato Gallery Everywhen Art Federation University Post Office Gallery Fellia Melas Gallery Fiona and Sidney Myer Gallery Five Walls Gallery & Projects Flinders Lane Gallery Flinders University Museum of Art fortyfive downstairs Frankston Arts Centre Gallery 48 Gallery76 Gallery LNL Gallerysmith Gallery Unbound Geelong Gallery Gertrude Gippsland Art Gallery Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum Glasshouse Regional Gallery Glen Eira City Council Gallery Goolugatup Heathcote Gosford Regional Gallery Goulburn Regional Art Gallery Grace Cossington Smith Gallery Grainger Gallery Griffith Regional Art Gallery Handmark Hawkesbury Regional Gallery Hazelhurst Arts Centre

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