NCCA - Archived Exhibitions 2016

Archived Exhibitions 2016

Saturdays in the Wet

Saturdays in the Wet was NCCA’s offering during our 1-month ‘shutdown’ period, with the gallery open on Saturdays to coincide with Parap Market, and with work showing in Gallery 1 and the Boxset (31 Dec 2016 – 28 Jan 2017). Gallery 1 included Amina McConvell’s wall painting/mural: Exploded Stuff - The Meaning Attributed to Identity is Fleeting (For Sadat Laope); a selection of paintings by senior...

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Susannah Nelson

Susannah Nelson, also known as Susannah Nelson Nakamarra, is a senior Warramangu and Warlmanpa artist from Tennant Creek. She is one of the more prolific painters in recent years to emerge out of the ...

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CSC Advanced Photography

Direct from the Advanced Photography course at Casuarina Secondary College’s adult education program comes this one-week exhibition comprising a selection of the students’ best and/or favourite work. ...

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Members' Show

Congratulations to the winners of the 2016 NCCA Members’ Show, Peer Review! Simon Cooper won a years’ subscription to Artlink Magazine for his cryptic triptych. David Hancock won $500 worth of f...

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Paula Roberts

The Northern Centre for Contemporary Art is nestled in the heart of the Darwin suburb of Parap, home to vibrant local resident Paula Roberts. Roberts approached NCCA with the idea of presenting a sele...

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Mark Valenzuela

Headshots is a installation which features an array of ceramic balloon-like heads and light projections. The balloon-heads are inspired by the artist’s recent visit to this home country of the Phil...

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Leon Waud

The ghost of art practices past haunt Darwin artist Leon Waud out of a 14-year hiatus and back once again to making art. His exhibition in Gallery 2, ’The Other’, is comprised of sculptural works, pai...

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Joel Mitchell

Inheritance is an exhibition of wood and metal sculpture by emerging artist Joel Mitchell, featuring large-scale seedpods that have been made from reclaimed, discarded wood. Sustainability is an impor...

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CDU Printmaking Students

FLEDGLING: The Best of CDU Printmaking StudentsCurated by Mats Unden Pop-up exhibition 1-2 Oct 9am-2pmOpening Friday 30th September 6.00-8.00pm. Fledgling focuses on work developed through experimen...

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Ann Newmarch

Ann Newmarch (b. 1945) O.A.M is a senior South Australian artist who was at the vanguard of feminist art in Australia in the early 1970s, making her mark as a printmaker, photographer, and painter in ...

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Jane Young

Seven Sisters is an installation of painted hubcaps in NCCA's Boxset, referencing the ancestral sisters who are chased by Artwele, an old man also known as the Morning Star, or Kwerralye Pule. Th...

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Liz Grylls & Nadine Lee

The works in Domestic Bliss (showing in NCCA's Screenroom) are made by emerging artists and first-time collaborators Liz Grylls and Nadine Lee. Each work uses the humble tea towel as the starting...

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Katy Mutton

Machinations is an exhibition in Gallery 2 consisting of new large-scale, screenprinted poster works which survey military aviation machines currently used by The Australian Defence Force, including f...

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Curated by Djon Mundine

Bungaree’s Farm is an exhibition of contemporary Aboriginal audio, video, performance and installation art exploring the legacy of Bungaree – the first Aboriginal man to be granted land by the NSW Gov...

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Blak Douglas and Adam Geczy.

The Most Stolen Race On Earthis an installation-based exhibition by Sydney-based artist duo Blak Douglas (aka Adam Hill) and Adam Geczy. Taking up most of NCCA’s gallery spaces, this exhibition will p...

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