NetsVictoria

How You Make It investigates the process behind some of Australia's leading artisan fashion design practices.

The Stony Rises Project brings together ten contemporary artists and designers in an investigation of the rich, layered histories of the Western District of Victoria.

Six of Australia's most respected contemporary artists evoke a mesmerising woodland with intersecting storylines with the charm and implied menace of a Grimm's fairytale.

The first museum survey of the work of Trevor Nickolls, 'the father of urban Aboriginal art'.

Objects to Live By / The Art of John Meade is the first exhibiton to review fifteen years of practice from one of Australia's leading sculptors.

Come on the Scene is an engaging and interactive touring exhibition that showcases new works by five young regional artists from Victoria, Tasmania and Western Australia.

NETS Victoria and the Centre for Contemporary Photography are pleased to present the exhibition Simryn Gill: Inland, the first survey of photography by Singapore-born, Sydney and Malaysia-based artist Simryn Gill.

This exhibition is presented in association with Melbourne International Arts Festival. 

The world in painting offers a perspective into how Australian artists, from a range of generations and locations, are painting their worlds from domestic interiors to dream-like landscapes.

An iconic album cover from the 1970s, Neil Diamond's Shilo, is the stimulus for an exhibition at the Ian Potter Museum of Art, which will explore the intricate relationship between pop music and modern art.