>Group exhibition: LAST CHRISTMAS (I gave you my heart), SARAH SCOUT PRESENTS, Melbourne, with:

Rebecca Agnew, Alexi Cordes, Lauren Dunn, Claire Lambe, Johnny Nargoodah & Trent Jansen, Jake Preval, Kiron Robinson, Emmanuel Rodriguez-Chaves and Christian Thompson AO

21 November - 21 December 2024

https://www.sarahscoutpresents.com/exhibitions/104-last-christmas-i-gave-you-my-heart-rebecca-agnew-alexi-cordes-lauren-dunn-claire-lambe/

>Solo exhibition : ŽUR , 1301SW Melbourne

9 November - 21 December 2024

https://www.1301sw.com/exhibition/jelena-telecki/

>2025 recipient of the National Art School International Residency: British School at Rome (BSR).

Many, many thanks to National Art School Sydney and NAS donors’ generous support for the opportunity to undertake residency in April - end June 2025
This residency offers the opportunity to live and work in Rome for 3 months, in an interdisciplinary research community. The British School at Rome is a centre of interdisciplinary research excellence in the Mediterranean supporting the full range of arts, humanities and social sciences, and the residency has been made possible through the generosity of our donors, particularly Jennifer Dowling. The British School at Rome is just north of Rome’s historic centre in the Valle Giulia which separates the Parioli district from the Borghese Gardens.

>Group exhibition: ‘Lime and limpid green, a second scene (Part Two)’, 1301SW Sydney. With:

Billy Apple®, Tim Bučković, Lewis Fidock & Joshua Petherick, Diena Georgetti, Simryn Gill, Ann Veronica Janssens, Jonny Niesche, Fiona Pardington, Jelena Telecki, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Gordon Walters, Pae White and Michael Zavros

18 October - 16 November 2024

https://www.1301sw.com/exhibition/billy-apple-rebecca-baumann-tim-buckovic-lewis-fidock-joshua-petherick-diena-georgetti-simryn-gill-ann-veronica-janssens-jonny-niesche-fiona-pardington-jelena-telecki-diana-thater-rir/

>Group exhibition: ‘Echoes’, Goulburn Regional Art Gallery, Goulburn

Echoes features artists who are actively invested in how the past informs the present. Spanning neon, textiles, concrete, bronze, painting, photography and wax, many of the works consider physical materials as carriers of memory. The diverse artworks in Echoes evoke the senses and explore the interplay between enduring legacies and ephemeral experiences.

Artists: Brenda L Croft, Hannah Gartside, Jason Phu, Jazz Money, Sanné Mestrom, Prue Stent and Honey Long, Jelena Telecki, Savanhdary Vongpoothorn

23 August - 9 November 2024: https://goulburnregionalartgallery.com.au/exhibitions/echoes

>Group exhibition: ‘Figure Holding Ground’ curated by Fernando do Campo and Michael Edwards, Contemporary Art Tasmania, Hobart

With: Marion Abraham, Mia Boe, Jo Chew, Sam Field, Brent Harris, Pat Hoffie, Helen Johnson and Nicole Zhang

9 August - 21 September 2024: https://contemporarya.wpenginepowered.com/programs/figure-holding-ground/

>Group exhibition ‘New South: Recent painting from Southern Australia’, Hazelhurst Art Centre> 6July - 8th September

Hazelhurst Arts Centre presents New South, a group painting exhibition showcasing the work and stories of a diverse group of painters from Southern Australia. They represent varied artistic communities in this undefined region. New South is conceived as a biennial program celebrating excellence and diversity in Australian painting. With: Abdul Abdullah, Clara Adolphs, Karen Black, Catherine Clayton-Smith, Nick Collerson, Yvette Coppersmith, Dean Cross, Shaun Gladwell, Nadia Hernandez, Laura Jones, Jasper Knight, Fiona Lowry, Guido Maestri, Julian Meagher,, Nell, Thea Anamara Perkins, Tom Polo, Ben Quilty, Reko Rennie, Huseyin Sami, Sally Scales, David Serisier, Kansas Smeaton, Rhoda Tijatayi, Julia Trybala, Oliver Watts and Justin Williams

https://hazelhurst.sutherlandshire.nsw.gov.au/exhibitions/coming-exhibitions/new-south-recent-painting-from-southern-australia

>Honoured to be invited to judge this year’s Brett Whiteley Travelling Art Scholarship:

https://www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/about-us/opportunities-for-artists/brett-whiteley-travelling-art-scholarship/