Art Gallery of New South Wales

Explore the many forms of Vishnu at the Avatar: Forms of Vishnu exhibition at the Art Gallery of New South Wales through a rich, cross-cultural exhibition.

Discover artworks that bring stories of heroism, love, and devotion to life across South and Southeast Asia.

See works across sculpture, painting, textiles, photography, and film spanning centuries of artistic tradition.

Follow Vishnu’s avatars, from Matsya and Kurma to Krishna, Rama, and Kalki, through evolving artistic interpretations.

Explore 100 major works from the painter who rewrote Australia's visual mythology, in the first major AGNSW Nolan survey in nearly 20 years.

The Ned Kelly series (1946-47), painted in enamel on composition board, anchors the show alongside loaned works from public and private collections.

Explore five distinct Australian landscapes, from St Kilda and Wimmera to Central Australia, tracing how geography shaped his singular visual language.

Self-guided access over a four-month run; Wednesday evenings stay open until 10pm for a quieter gallery visit.

Several works carry Cultural Objects on Loan Act 2013 protection, making this gathering of pieces unlikely to recur once the show ends.