FUMA acknowledges the Kaurna people as the traditional owners and custodians of the Adelaide region. We recognise and respect Kaurna heritage, beliefs and spiritual relationship with Country, and respectfully acknowledge Kaurna Elders past, present and emerging.

What's on at FUMA

EXHIBITION

Looking Glass: Judy Watson and Yhonnie Scarce

Organised by TarraWarra Museum of Art and Ikon Gallery with curator Hetti Perkins.
Touring nationally with NETS Victoria.

27 April – 2 July 2021

FUMA Gallery I Bedford Park

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^{Yhonnie Scarce, Only a mother could love them, 2016, hand blown glass, 25 x 15 cm diameter each, Monash University Collection, Purchased by the Monash Business School 2017, Courtesy of Monash University Museum of Art, © the artist, courtesy THIS IS NO FANTASY, Melbourne}

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TAKE 5

Banduk Marika

 In 2021 our Take 5 segments will highlight the outstanding practices of women in FUMA’s collection, kicking off with the innovative printmaking practice of Yolŋu artist, activist, educator and community leader Banduk Marika.

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^{Banduk Marika, Djanda and sacred waterhole, 1984, linocut, coloured inks on paper, 75 x 56.5 cm, ed A/P, Collection of Flinders University Museum of Art 2132, © Banduk Marika 2021}

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COMPETITION

2021 Exhibition Review Competition

Enter the Flinders University Museum of Art's 2021 Exhibition Review Competition for the chance to win $250!

First submission deadline: Friday 16 April 2021 | 5pm

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Exhibition archive

For those who missed FUMA’s exhibition In the hold | Decolonising Cook in contemporary Australian art, the works and accompanying exhibition guide can be viewed online by clicking the button below.

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Virtual symposium

FUMA COLLECTIONS

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FUMA Collections were first established in 1966 for education and research. Now comprising 8,000 works from the 15^th century to the present day and representing one of the largest University art collections in the nation, they include paintings, sculptures, prints and drawings, photographs and videos, textiles, ceramics and jewellery.

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