Ode: Margaret Olley and Sally Anderson at the Tweed Regional Gallery unites the practices of two painters whose lives are seemingly entwined, their oeuvres hovering at the boundaries of still life and landscapes. Like Margaret Olley, Sally Anderson was born in Lismore, NSW, on Bundjalung Country, and both spent time in Paris exploring the galleries and house museums.

Healing: Art & Institutional Care at La Trobe Art Institute, curated by Amelia Wallin and Jacina Leong, suggests a methodology on how galleries and exhibitions can repair complicated tensions.

At the City of Coffs Harbour’s Yarrila Arts and Museum (YAM), science meets speculation in the liminal space between nature and the human world. Interconnected Entities brings artists Patricia Piccinini and Caroline Rothwell into direct conversation for a dialogue of aesthetics, examining the critical environmental issues of our time.

Community is the cultural foundation of Murwillumbah-based artist Claire Conroy’s exhibition, The sky from here, at Lismore Regional Gallery.

Each of the seven artists in Tender, at the Southern Highlands Regional Gallery Ngununggula, has their own gestures, application, and fluidity to the way they paint.