The permanent exhibition

The permanent exhibition presents a very diverse range of artworks. From film to paper, and from oil to photography. The works are by a variety of artists, ranging from a number of great masters to up-and-coming talents. You can find more information about each work of art here. Discover the stories behind them and read more about the artists.

Art invites you to look at the world differently. Sometimes by playing with the mundane, other times by subverting your expectations or confronting you with something unexpected. Through art, we can become aware of how we see the world and what influences our gaze.

These works show different forms of landscape, illustrating the idea that human interests are inextricably linked to the things around us, whether they’re above or below ground. The ground beneath our feet is often the site of conflict, industrial depletion and exploitation. What are the relationships between here and somewhere, near and far away, the familiar and the unknown?

Here you  see several works that raise questions about the future. What will the humans of tomorrow look like? How will technology and climate change affect our daily lives? What will the implications of our colonial history mean going forward? All these works show that moments of change are both fraught with uncertainty and brimming with magic. Bodies disintegrate into surfaces and lines. Objects are removed from their original context. Words take on new meaning.