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CDU Art Collection and Art Gallery

Art Gallery

Explore our current, upcoming and past gallery exhibitions
Nicholas Gouldhurst, Ludmilla Arson, digital photograph, 2026
Upcoming Exhibition

Northern Territory art awards

Celebratethe NT Art Awards, now in its second year, showcasing NT work across diverseartistic mediums.

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Past exhibitions

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Tony Albert, Girramay/Yidinji/Kuku-Yalanji peoples, I am visible (video still), 2019, National Gallery of Australia, Kamberri/Canberra © the artist and Sullivan+Strumpf
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Single Channel

Single Channel brings together key moving image works from 2000 to 2019 from the National Gallery collection. The selection traces the emergence of the moving image as a success story of contemporary art practice, considering notions of identity in powerful, unexpected and mesmerising ways.

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Three Echoes Western Desert Art
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Three Echoes - Western Desert Art

Curated by celebrated curator, writer, artist and activist, Djon Mundine OAM FAHA, Three Echoes – Western Desert Art showcases works by 57 acclaimed artists heralding from Ikuntji (Haasts Bluff), Papunya and Utopia Aboriginal communities in the Western Desert regions of the Northern Territory, Australia.

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Rangipuy: the beach is breathing exhibition hero image
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RAŊIPUY: The beach is breathing

Because beaches are alive.
They breathe, they yearn, they worry. 
They want to hold you close.

2 August - 11 October

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