Past exhibitions 2025

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Matthew Flinders | Fearless in life, love and tragedy

13 January – 14 February 2025

Presented by Flinders University in partnership with the History Trust of South Australia

Curated by FUMA Director Fiona Salmon and History Trust of South Australia Senior Curator Tony Kanellos with research undertaken by Flinders University Honorary Associate Professor Gillian Dooley.

Level One, Flinders University City Campus, Festival Plaza

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^{Image: Portrait of Matthew Flinders c.1800, at the age of 26, miniature by an unknown artist. Collection of the State Library of NSW (MIN52).}

PAST EXHIBITION

Sovereign Acts | Love Praxis

30 September – 13 December 2024
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17 February – 11 April 2025

A Flinders University Museum of Art exhibition in partnership with Unbound Collective

FUMA Gallery | Bedford Park

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^{Image: Unbound Collective performing Sovereign Acts III: REFUSE, 2018, Vitalstatistix, Climate Century Festival, Port Adelaide. Photo: Tony Kearney}

PAST EXHIBITION

Crosscurrents

12 May – 12 September 2025

A Flinders University Museum of Art exhibition curated by Dr Belinda Howden

FUMA Gallery | Bedford Park

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_{Image: Narungga waters on the Yorke Peninsula, 2025. Photo: Andrew Cowen}

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PAST EXHIBITION

ngaratya (together, us group, all in it together)

7 October – 28 November 2025

A Bunjil Place Gallery exhibition, curated by Nici Cumpston and Zena Cumpston, touring with NETS Victoria

FUMA Gallery | Bedford Park

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_{Image: Nici Cumpston, Barkandji people, Old Mutawintji Gorge I, from the series mirrimpilyi, happy and contented (detail), 2023, Adelaide, Kaurna Country, pigment inkjet print on Hahnemühle paper, hand coloured with PanPastel, crayon and pencil , 44 x 120 cm, Courtesy the artist and Michael Reid Gallery. Photo: Michael Haines}