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What's happening at Flinders University Museum of Art in June

A fresh look at Cook

In a compelling new exhibition Flinders University Museum of Art (FUMA) puts the complex and contested legacy of Captain Cook (1728-1779) under the lens – 250 years since his landing on Dharawal Country, on the southern headland of what is also now known as Botany Bay

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What's happening at Flinders University Museum of Art in April

STELARC: Posthuman Bodies

Futuristic human forms: an exhibition where art and technology collide

South Australian artist Ray Harris to examine Flinders University's rich collection of performance and installation art for Guildhouse Collections Project 2020.

Brave new wave hits Glenelg

Curated by Flinders University Museum of Art (FUMA) and now on display at the Bay Discovery Centre, Brave new wave: desert women painters showcases the remarkable impact of Aboriginal women artists working in the Central and Western Desert regions.

New gallery in Adelaide's south opens with showcase of beauty from the red centre

A new gallery in Adelaide's south is bringing the treasures of a nationally acclaimed art movement to the community, launching today with an exhibition of breathtaking watercolours from the famed Hermannsburg School.

Jake Holmes - Writing the climate: A printmaker's response to the environmental crisis

Guildhouse and Flinders University Museum of Art are delighted to present printmaker Jake Holmes' work as part of The Collections Project.

Cynthia Schwertsik - UTE-ilitarian

Guildhouse and Flinders University Museum of Art are delighted to present UTE-ilitarian by Austrian born, Adelaide-based artist Cynthia Schwertsik as part of the 2019 SALA Festival.

Gail Hocking - PERIPHERAL DISTURBANCE: wandering between worlds

Guildhouse and Flinders University Museum of Art are delighted to present PERIPHERAL DISTURBANCE: wandering between worlds, by New Zealand born, Aldinga based artist Gail Hocking.

7 May 2018 | Media release

New Alchemists
When life imitates science: the impact of technology on humanness

The social impact of technology and the different ways in which it permeates our consciousness is explored in a disarming new exhibition at the Flinders University City Gallery called New Alchemists.