Current Exhibition:

Vernon Ah Kee ‘wegrewhere #2′

  • Vernon Ah Kee Born 1967 Innisfail, Queensland. Kuku Yalandji/Waanji/Yidindji/Gugu Yimiithirr people, Far North Queensland wegrewhere #2, 2009   wegrewhere #2 is one work in a larger series of photographs and…

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Upcoming Exhibition:

After Technology

Curated by Stella Rosa McDonald and Eleanor Zeichner


  • UTS Gallery

  • Akil Ahamat, Robert Andrew, Tega Brain, Brian Fuata, Roslyn Helper, Patricia Piccinini, Julie Rrap, Yhonnie Scarce, Grant Stevens and VNS Matrix. After Technology is a group exhibition that considers how Australian…

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Collection highlight:

Spectra: The Art and Consequence of Collaboration

Leah Barclay, David Haines, Leah Heiss, Chris Henschke, Joyce Hinterding, Helen Pynor, Erica Seccombe, Martin Walch and more


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  • Spectra is a group exhibition featuring the work of Australian artists and designers working at the nexus of art and science. Illustrating the extraordinary potential for both disciplines, each work provokes…

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Upcoming Exhibition:

Closed Worlds

Curated by Lydia Kallipoliti


  • UTS Gallery

  • As partial reconstructions of the world in time and in space, closed systems identify and secure the cycling of materials necessary for the sustenance of life. From the space program…

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Upcoming Exhibition:

Their Sea is Always Hungry

Leyla Stevens


  • UTS Gallery

  • Their Sea is Always Hungry is a solo exhibition by Australian Balinese artist Leyla Stevens. Encompassing new work in video and installation, the exhibition explores the spectral trace of Indonesia’s 1965 anti-communist killings and…

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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.