Current Exhibition:

Hello World: Code and Design

Curated by Aaron Seymour

  • A2-Type, Alterfact, Aaron Koblin, Ben Fry, Ben Roberts, Defense Distributed, Golan Levin, Helen Yentus, Humanoid, Iris Van Herpen, Josh Roseberg, Kouhei Nakama, Leah Buechley, Reinoud van Laar, Shawn Sims, Shih…

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UTS Gallery Student Writing Program

  • UTS Gallery is inviting proposals from current UTS students for short-form essays (500 words) responding to our 2017 exhibition program.

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Public Program:

UTS ART Live – Super Critical Mass

  • Super Critical Mass performance Wednesday 8th August 2018 3pm for 3.15 start Chau Chak Wing Business School Building 8 14-20 Ultimo Rd Following on from SCM’s engagement with UTS Architecture…

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Upcoming Exhibition:

Void

Curated by Emily McDaniel

  • Void explores the multiple ways in which artists visually articulate the unknown as space, time and landscape. The work of the included artists does not simply define the void as…

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Collection highlight:

Christian Thompson ‘Australian Graffiti’

  • Christian Thompson Born 1978, Gawler, South Australia Untitled (kangaroo paws) from the series Australian Graffiti 2010   Christian Thompson’s series Australian Graffiti involves staged images of the artist wearing Australian…

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Bringing creative practice into daily life

UTS ART aims to integrate creative practice into daily life on campus. Our annual exhibition and collection programs are complemented by curated public events, learning programs and publications. UTS ART is a space for reflection and exchange where audiences can encounter a diversity of art and ideas.

UTS Gallery

UTS Gallery is a space in which creativity and technology meet, presenting a diverse program of exhibitions and events in contemporary art, design and social enquiry.

UTS Art Collection

The UTS Art Collection enhances the educational mission and culture of UTS through the thoughtful placement of contemporary art in public places and workspaces across the university.

Learning and Projects

UTS ART Learning & Projects programs for primary, secondary and tertiary students connect participants with contemporary art, artists and ideas.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to commonly asked questions about UTS ART, the Gallery the Collection and the Learning and Projects programs.

Supporting UTS ART

Opportunities to support UTS ART, including cross-promotional relationships, in-kind support and tax-deductable donations.

University Art Museums Australia

UTS ART is one of 41 members of UAMA, the national group of University Art Museums Australia.