Time comes and goes, but people still need to continue to think
Mediums: Traditional wood print and multimedia
Artist: Etan PavavalungExhibition opening 9th August 2019 - 24th August 2019
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“Time comes and goes, but people still need to continue to think.” Indigenous Taiwanese artist Etan Pavavalung
is passionate about the environment and dismayed by the current state of global affairs. In this exhibition, Thinking in Nature, he expresses his criticism of global environmental issues.
6 pm: Welcome and Refreshments
7 pm: Music and Dance Performance
Sticker Boy | Sticker 100 | 12 June – 4 July. Exhibition opening Friday 12 June, 6-8pm.
Roxanne Voulanas | Macro | 12 June – 4 July. Exhibition opening Friday 12 June, 6-8pm.
Cathy Hilder | Under the Sea | 12 June – 4 July. Exhibition opening Friday 12 June, 6-8pm.
Jess Del Rosario | RejuveNature | 12 June – 4 July. Exhibition opening Friday 12 June, 6-8pm.
Winners announced! Congratulations to Rebecca Parker (First Prize), Gretel Bull (Second Prize), Joseph Jungarayi Williams (Third Prize), and Rhenz Flores (Honourable Mention).
Come along to our fundraising event at Deckchair Cinema on Sunday 12 April to support the 2026 Northern Territory Art Award!
Join us for the first Darwin Visual Arts member exhibition of 2026...BRINK! Opening Friday 20 March, 6-8pm.
The Northern Territory Art Award showcases the depth, diversity, and brilliance of Territorian artists.
Exhibition dates: Friday, 29 May – Saturday, 11 July 2026
O’Loughlin Catholic College’s Creative Arts Exhibition
Calamity Mary | Unbranded
