Gemma Smith
Kate Beynon, Vivienne Binns, Bonita Ely, Raquel Ormella, Gemma Smith, Madonna Staunton and Judy Watson: Know My Name, National Gallery of Australia
Kate Beynon, Vivienne Binns, Bonita Ely, Raquel Ormella, Gemma Smith, Madonna Staunton and Judy Watson have been included in Know My Name: Australian Women Artists 1900 to Now, Part 1 at the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra. Part 1 of this exhibtion is open until 4 July 2021. Find more information here.
Natalya Hughes, Madeleine Kelly, Gemma Smith, Sandra Selig, Madonna Staunton, Judy Watson, Jemima Wyman: New Woman, Museum of Brisbane
Natalya Hughes, Madeleine Kelly, Gemma Smith, Sandra Selig, Madonna Staunton, Judy Watson, and Jemima Wyman will be included in New Woman at the Museum of Brisbane. The exhibtiion opens on 13 September and will be displayed until 15 March 2020. Find out more here.
Gemma Smith: Survey exhibition, QUT Art Museum
Rhythm Sequence, a survey exhibition of Gemma Smith's practice is currently on display at Queensland University of Technology Art Museum. The exhibition runs from 17 August - 27 October 2019. Find out more here.
GEMMA SMITH: SOLO EXHIBITION, UNSW GALLERIES
A survey exhibition of Gemma Smith's practice is currently on display at the University of New South Wales Galleries. The exhibition runs from March 15 - June 1, 2019. Find out more here.
Gemma Smith: MCA Foyer Wall Commission
Gemma Smith's MCA Foyer Wall Commission Triple Tangle has recently been unveiled. The work draws from her series of Tangle Paintings produced between 2009 -2013. The Wall Commission will be on view for a year. Read more here.
IAN BURN, CHRISTIAN CAPURRO, EUGENE CARCHESIO, SAM CRANSTOUN, DANIEL MCKEWEN & GEMMA SMITH: LESS THAN, QUT ART MUSEUM
Work by Ian Burn, Christian Capurro, Eugene Carchesio, Sam Cranstoun, Daniel McKewen and Gemma Smith features as part of 'Less than: Art & Reductionism' at the Queensland University of Technology. The exhibition considers reductionist techniques—repetition, limited or monochrome colour, seriality and plain-spoken materials—drawing on the Museum's collection to elaborate on this theme. The exhibition runs until 21 May.
Gemma Smith in Superposition at Artspace, NSW
Gemma Smith with feature in the upcoming show at Sydney's artspace. Her work features in a new show curated by Alexie Glass-Kantor and Talia Linz. This exhibtion features a cross-section of artists of different practices, with a focus on abstraction of the visual, auditory as well as the performative bent.
NATALYA HUGHES, GEMMA SMITH & JEMIMA WYMAN: QUATERNARY, QUT ART MUSEUM, BRISBANE
Works by Natalya Hughes, Gemma Smith and Jemima Wyman feature in the exhibition 'Quaternary' at QUT Art Museum, Brisbane. 'Quaternary' is the second iteration of QUT's triennial exhibition series, which highlights the individual sucesses of graduates in contemporary arts practice both nationally and internationally. The exhibition runs from 9 May to 28 June. Read more.
GEMMA SMITH: PITTSBURGH BIENNIAL
Gemma Smith is a participating artist in the 2014 Pittsburgh Biennial. Presenting three new, large-scale paintings, the work is on view at the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts until November 2 2014. Read more
Gemma Smith: After Prima Post Vera
Gemma Smith will feature in the exhibition After Prima Post Vera. The exhibition coincides with the 2013 Primavera at the MCA, Sydney, and presents works by past Primavera artists who have been supported by the Australia Council, running 18 September - 15 November.
Volume One: MCA Collection
Currently showing at the MCA, Volume One: MCA Collection reflects upon the breadth of Australian contemporary art over the past 20 years and includes work by Vernon Ah Kee, Richard Bell, Gordon Bennett, Ian Burn, Aleks Danko, Bonita Ely, Lousie Hearman, Tim Johnson, Gareth Sansom and Gemma Smith. For more information: http://www.mca.com.au/mca-collection/volume-one-mca-collection/
Eugene Carchesio and Gemma Smith: Lightness and Gravity at Queensland Art Gallery
Eugene Carchesio and Gemma Smith's work is featured in Lightness and Gravity at the Gallery of Modern Art. Lightness & Gravity showcases the Gallery’s contemporary collection in a series of thematic constellations. The title points to a longstanding philosophical discussion of the fundamental character of life (and by extension art making) as weighty, meaningful and constrained by history, or as playful and arbitrary — and thereby free.
Ligthness and Gravity: Gallery of Modern Art, 3 March - 5 November 2012.
GEMMA SMITH: CASE STUDY - GEMMA SMITH CONSIDERS THE WORK OF MARGO LEWERS
Case Study - Gemma Smith Considers The Works of Margo Lewers, an exhibition with works by Gemma Smith is currently on display at Penrith Regional Gallery. Features works by Gemma Smith from the last six years alongside works by the late Australian artist Margo Lewers. 19 November - 29 Janurary, Penrith Gallery & The Lewers Bequest.
For more information: http://www.penrithregionalgallery.org/exhibitions.php
Gordon Bennett/JohnCitizen, Stuart Ringholt, and Gemma Smith: House Inspection Interior Motives
Works by Gordon Bennett/John Citizen, Stuart Ringholt, and Gemma Smith are featured in an exhibition currently on display at the Griffith University Art Gallery, Brisbane. House Inspection explores the relationships and tensions between modes of display seen within public galleries and domestic spaces.
New Psychedelia
Works by Damiano Bertoli, Sandra Selig, Gemma Smith, Natalya Hughes, Tim Johnson, Madeleine Kelly, Jemima Wyman and Ross Manning are all featured in the upcoming exhibition New Psychedelia at the University of Queensland Art Museum, Brisbane.
Cubism & Australian Art @ Heide Museum of Modern Art
The Heide Museum of Modern Art is hosting the show: Cubism & Australian Art, featuring many artists including Ian Burn, Gordon Bennett, Eugene Carchesio, Liz Gower, Gemma Smith and Madonna Staunton. The show is curated by Sue Cramer and Lesley Harding and is on from November 24 - April 8, 2010. Read more here: http://www.heide.com.au/Exhibitions/Cubism_Australian_Art
LAUNCH- Clayton Utz Travelling Scholarship
Gemma Smith has been awarded the 2009 LAUNCH Clayton Utz Travelling Scholarship. The $10 000 scholarship provides Queensland artists the opportunity to travel within Australia or overseas to undertake formal study, a residency or other professional development activities. Smith was selected from 25 finalists by this year's judge, curator Michael Snelling. Gemma intends to use the bursary to travel to Brazil next year, and complete research at the prestigious Projeto Helio Oiticica.