Exhibitions
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There's always plenty happening at Trinity College.
14 August – 27 November 2025
Our Way explores how Indigenous artists are reimagining storytelling today, expanding on the diverse artistic traditions presented in 65,000 Years: A Short History of Australian Art, the landmark exhibition currently showing at the Potter Museum of Art. Guided by cultural knowledge passed down through generations, the artists in this exhibition honour existing practices while pushing creative boundaries.
Tais, Culture & Resilience: Woven stories from Timor-Leste
19 September–10 December 2024
In 2003, within a year of Timor-Leste's independence, a women's art cooperative called LO'UD was founded. Through the lens of traditional Timorese tais weaving and supporting photography, we hear the stories of Timorese women's strength, resilience and hope for the future in a two-part exhibition and symposium, Tais, Culture & Resilience.
All that you've loved
19 March – 30 May 2024
All that you've loved brings together a collection of David Frazer's work over the past two decades, his engagement with some of his favourite songwriters and a reflection of the human experience of life, love, disappointment and hope.
2 May – 14 Nov 2023
Face Me - Portraits of a Collegiate Community brings together a selection of works from Trinity College's highly regarded collection of Australian portraiture.
20 Feb – 14 May 2020
Balnhdhurr - A Lasting Legacy celebrates more than 20 years of work by Yolngu artists from the Yirrkala Print Space in Northeast Arnhem Land.
3 Oct – 19 Dec 2019
Be Brutal: Nicholas Harding presents a selection of portraits works by 17-time finalist in the Archibald Prize, and winner of the prestigious
4 Jun – 5 Sep 2019
A unique and rarely seen private collection of Indigenous bark paintings from Milingimbi and Yirrkala, Northern Territory.
Buangor
26 Feb – 9 April 2019
A series of works by Melbourne artist Vicky Watts exploring the rugged bushland of Mt Buangor State Park in the aftermath of a controlled burn.
12 Jun – 30 Nov 2018
In collaboration with the Melbourne Indigenous Transition School (MITS), Barring-bul draws together a collection of works from Indigenous artists of the Northern Territory.
Woop Woop
22 Jun – 30 Nov 2017
A unique suite of works produced by renowned Australian-Irish artist John Kelly, during his residency in Antarctica.