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Onespace Gallery Onespace is a Brisbane gallery that presents and sells contemporary art. We curate an exhibition program exploring diverse themes and media.

We show emerging, mid-career and established artists whose works inform, stimulate and challenge.

UPDATED EVENT DETAILSWith a busy calendar of exhibition openings and arts events taking place across Brisbane this time ...
14/10/2026

UPDATED EVENT DETAILS

With a busy calendar of exhibition openings and arts events taking place across Brisbane this time of year, Onespace would like to advise of a change of date for our upcoming exhibition openings for Petalia Humphreys and Elysha Rei.

Elysha Rei
Petalia Humphreys

The opening event will now take place on Wednesday 21 October, commencing with an Artist Talk at 5:30pm, followed by the official exhibition opening at 6:30pm.

We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience this change may cause and thank you for your understanding. We look forward to welcoming you to Onespace for what promises to be a wonderful evening celebrating both artists and their exhibitions!

Date: Wednesday 21 October 2026
Artist Talk: 5:30–6:15pm
Exhibition Opening: 6:30–8:00pm

Image: Louis Lim. Courtesy of the artists and Onespace.

STOCKROOM SPOTLIGHT | Works $500 and under Looking for a new artwork to add to your collection? Swipe through to explore...
10/10/2026

STOCKROOM SPOTLIGHT | Works $500 and under

Looking for a new artwork to add to your collection? Swipe through to explore these hidden gems in our stockroom. These works, from Onespace represented artists, are all available for $500 or under.

For more information about these works and many more, see out website at the link in bio. For all artwork inquiries, email [email protected].

Tamika Grant-Iramu ‘Complex Ecologies: Summer Haze III’ 2023. Vinyl-cut on Hahnemuhle paper with hand coloured watercolour, 42 x 38.5 cm, 2AP + Edition of 10. Photo: Louis Lim. Courtesy of the artist and Onespace.

Prita Tina Yeganeh ‘Vessel for Ritual, Female Bodies, Collective Hands (state II)’ 2026. Print pulled from soft ground zinc plate impressed with soil. Intaglio pulled a la poupee print on Hahnemuhle Weiss 300gsm paper using Charbonnel ink, 30 x 40 cm, 2AP + Edition of 10. Photo: Louis Lim. Courtesy of the artist and Onespace.

Elisa Jane Carmichael ‘Pulan #3’ 2024. Digital print on 308gsm 100% cotton paper, 42 x 59.4cm. Photo: Louis Lim. Courtesy of the artist and Onespace.

Sam Harrison ‘To a Mother (State I)’ 2025. Digital print of original charcoal drawing on paper, 76 x 56 cm, 2AP + Edition of 10. Photo: Courtesy of the artist and Onespace.

Zoe Porter ‘Giantness’ 2018. Digital print on 308gsm 100% cotton paper, 68 x 48cm. Edition of 20. Photo: Courtesy of the artist and Onespace.

Samuel Tupou ‘Totemic Time Traveller VI’ 2014. Serigraph on paper, 56 x 38cm, AP. Photo: Louis Lim. Courtesy of the artist and Onespace.

Teho Ropeyarn ‘Star #3’, 2025. Dye sublimation print on brushed aluminium. Available in 20 x 20cm or 30 x 30cm. Photo: Courtesy of the artist and Onespace.

This Saturday at 10:30am, join Darren Blackman and Brian Robinson for an exclusive exhibition floor talk with Dylan Moon...
02/10/2026

This Saturday at 10:30am, join Darren Blackman and Brian Robinson for an exclusive exhibition floor talk with Dylan Mooney, at Artspace Mackay

Darren’s show ‘Post Truth’ and Brian Robinson’s ‘Kulba A Kaib’ are now showing at Artspace Mackay. Hear from the artists themselves about these significant exhibitions and the ideas, stories and cultural knowledge that underpins their practices.

Opening Event: Friday 2 October, 6pm.
Exhibition Floor talk: Saturday, 3 October, 10:30am

Now on display, ‘Post Truth’ brings together Darren Blackman’s (Gureng Gureng / Gangalu) politically charged works, grounded in cultural practice and contemporary commentary. Reimagined through succinct LED neon text-based sculptures, Blackman’s works engage with the political and social forces that shape our lives, inviting viewers to pause, question and consider the language and ideas that surround us.

‘Kulba A Kaib,’ a major solo exhibition by acclaimed Torres Strait Islander artist Brian Robinson, brings together printmaking, sculpture, installation and design to explore relationships between people, place and the cosmos. Drawing on Torres Strait Islander knowledge systems, ancestral stories, constellations and spirituality, Robinson reflects on the ways cultural knowledge is carried across generations.

Experience Darren and Brian’s shows at Artspace Mackay, both showing until December 13. For more information, see the Artspace Mackay website.

Darren Blackman

Artspace Mackay

Mossenson Galleries is Brian Robinson’s representative gallery, excluding public art projects which are managed by Onespace. Onespace makes available a selection of artworks by Brian Robinson and those directly designed from public art commissions.

Left to Right: Darren Blackman. Photo: Ketakii Jewson Brown. Courtesy of the artist and Onespace; Brian Robinson. Photo: Courtesy of the artist and the Art Gallery of South Australia.

Not in Mackay this weekend? You can still explore the latest works by Darren Blackman and Brian Robinson through the Onespace Stockroom.

Both artists have released brand new suites of works, including Darren’s new prints and etchings that recently exhibited at T

There are nearly two weeks left to experience ‘Wumera Nangamay: Muru Walan (The path of the rain)’ by KONSTANTINA and ‘T...
01/10/2026

There are nearly two weeks left to experience ‘Wumera Nangamay: Muru Walan (The path of the rain)’ by KONSTANTINA and ‘The Space Here’ by Baylee Griffin at Onespace.

Exhibition dates: 11 September – 17 October 2026

K A T E C O N S T A N T I N E
Baylee Griffin 🦛

Together, these exhibitions consider the landscape as a place of movement and change. Where geological and celestial forces intersect, and where close observation can reveal worlds both immediate and vast.

In the Main Gallery, ‘Wumera Nangamay: Muru Walan (The path of the rain),’ by KONSTANTINA pays homage to the landscape of Kati Thanda (Lake Eyre). This exquisite suite of paintings draws from the region’s biodiversity and the climatic changes it has experienced in recent years. Situating our perspective from above, KONSTANTINA’s paintings capture a landscape in a state of continual transformation.

Spindly coils spill from a bowl and ascend the walls of the Lounge Gallery in The Space Here by Baylee Griffin. Griffin’s works emerge from a world suspended between earth and cosmos, where an amalgamation of forms takes shape. Vases inspired by meteorites sit alongside works that draw from the distinctive features of the desert landscape.

Experience both exhibitions at Onespace before they close on October 17th. The full catalogues of works for both shows are also available at the link in our bio!

Experience Elisa Jane Carmichael’s work, ‘a search for meaning is to absorb the abundance of beauty in nature’ is now sh...
29/09/2026

Experience Elisa Jane Carmichael’s work, ‘a search for meaning is to absorb the abundance of beauty in nature’ is now showing at Connections: MCA x Tate at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney.’

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Museum of Contemporary Art Australia

‘a search for meaning is to absorb the abundance of beauty in nature’ connects to Carmichael’s saltwater identity and culture. It centres on her ancestral knowledge, matrilineal connections and a deep relationship to the Quandamooka lands and waters, which include Mulgumpin (Moreton Island), Minjerribah (Stradbroke Island), the Southern Moreton Bay Islands and the mainland coast. Country and culture are present in the work, from its incorporation of natural materials that have been sourced on ancestral lands to the intense blue of the cyanotype that is evocative of the deep waters that connect all across Quandamooka Country.

Elisa Jane states, “This installation captures the light and the spirit of those before us and the heart of our Saltwater Country Through the use of fish scales and talwapin, the hands of our ancestors are woven into a net of life.”

‘Connections: MCA x Tate’ is now showing until March 1, 2027. For more information and to view Elisa Jane Carmichaels other works, visit our website at the link in our bio.

Image 1: Elisa Jane Carmichael, a search for meaning is to absorb the abundance of beauty in nature, 2021, installation view Connections: MCA x Tate, Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, 2026, fish scales, talwalpin (cotton tree), cotton, Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, purchased with funds provided by the MCA Foundation, 2021 © the artist, photograph: Hamish McIntosh

Image 2: Left to right: Esme Timbery, Shellworked slippers, 2008 (detail), shell, glitter, fabric, cardboard, glue, Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, purchased with funds provided by the Coe and Mordant families, 2008; Elisa Jane Carmichael, a search for meaning is to absorb the abundance of beauty in nature, 2021, fish scales, talwalpin (cotton tree), cotton, Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, purchased with funds provided by the MCA Foundation, 2021, installation view Connections: MCA x Tate, Museum of Contemporary Art Austra

Onespace warmly invites you to the opening of ‘Paper Echoes’ by Elysha Rei, in the Main Gallery and ‘Before the Object’ ...
25/09/2026

Onespace warmly invites you to the opening of ‘Paper Echoes’ by Elysha Rei, in the Main Gallery and ‘Before the Object’ by Petalia Humphreys, in the Lounge Gallery.

Exhibition: 23 October - 21 November 2026
Opening Event: Thursday 22 October, 6:30 – 8pm | Artist Talk 5:30 – 6:15pm | RSVP via the link in our bio

We are also thrilled to share these two upcoming events. Save the date! More information TBA:
Petalia Humphreys Gallery-Walk-Through: 7 November
Elysha Rei Paper Cutting Workshop: 14 November

‘Paper Echoes’ sees Rei returning to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, thirty-eight years after being born in Tabuk. Here, she revisits a landscape previously known to her only through photographs, documents, family stories and archival footage. Renowned for her meticulous hand-cut designs, Rei’s work investigates the intersections of memory, identity, and belonging through the versatile and delicate medium of paper.

In ‘Before The Object’ Petalia Humphreys presents a collection of playful 2D and 3D architectonic paintings that trace the transition of an object from latent being to active becoming. Since the beginning of her art practice some 30 years ago, Humphreys has made abstracted objects, most recently using wood and housepaint – materials that might be at home on a building site, albeit potentially without the rosy, pink hues used by Humphreys. She constructs these objects in different ways, with mitred angles, forming architectonic cubes, rectangles, hinged three-dimensional objects, and stools.

For early catalogue access and more information, visit the link in our bio!

Image: Elysha Rei, Jan Hirano Kirkham and Lindsay Sales, ‘Clothed in Memory’ 2026. Hand cut and machine sewn washi paper abaya garment based on the artist’s mother’s pattern from Saudi Arabia, archival video footage taken by the artist’s mother and father in 1986 montaged as single channel 5:04. Photo: Louis Lim. Courtesy of the artist and Onespace.

Image: Petalia Humphries, ‘BHBT deconstructed series #2 in three parts’ 2026. Semigloss acrylic enamel (Smoulder, Dusty Beige, Midnight Sky) and Clearcoat on pine, 27 x 19 x 9cm and 9 x 9 x 9cm. Photo: Courtesy of the artist and Onespace.

Prita Tina Yeganeh’s work ‘The Sanctum of Qanat’ is now showing in ‘held by embracing droplets’ at Lismore Regional Gall...
25/09/2026

Prita Tina Yeganeh’s work ‘The Sanctum of Qanat’ is now showing in ‘held by embracing droplets’ at Lismore Regional Gallery. The show opens tonight from 5:30-8:30pm

Prita Tina Yeganeh | تینا يگانه प्रीता
Lismore Regional Gallery
Jocelyn Flynn

The work takes Qanāt, an ancient Iranian system of underground channels used to access and transport water through arid landscapes, as both a subject and conceptual framework. In describing the work, Prita states “Through Qanāt, my ancestors weaved themselves into the nature of the deserts using their intimate knowledge of landscape, geology and territory. I interpret Qanāt as more than an ancient living process. It offers me the history and origins of my own distant culture and reveals an Iranian identity deeply rooted in ancestral connections to land and place. The Sanctum of Qanāt explores the idea of Qanāt through textiles—my way of re-connecting to my displaced Iranian identity.”

Curated by Jocelyn Flynn, ‘held by embracing droplets’ is now showing at Lismore Regional Gallery, until January 31, 2027. For more information, visit the Lismore Regional Gallery website.

Images: Prita Tina Yeganeh, ‘The Sanctum of Qanat’ 2022. 3x Kāḡaḏ-e Abri print on silk, installation dimensions vary. Photo: Louis Lim. Courtesy the artist and Onespace Gallery

ACQUISITION ANNOUNCEMENTWe are thrilled to share Ham Darroch’s ‘Pause for a Human’ has been acquired by QAGOMA, marking ...
22/09/2026

ACQUISITION ANNOUNCEMENT

We are thrilled to share Ham Darroch’s ‘Pause for a Human’ has been acquired by QAGOMA, marking another acquisition by a major institution from Ham’s most recent exhibition.

‘Pause for a Human’ (2025) is a considered exploration of colour, perception and spatial movement. The work invites us to move through its visual puzzle, never quite allowing the eye to settle. In describing this body of work, Ham states: “Like many of my works, it often starts with thinking about what it means to be human - imbuing the works with considerations of empathy, simplicity and sameness. These qualities provide pathways to share concepts and visual metaphors through proportion, perception, inclusion, knowledge and philosophical beliefs.”

We’re delighted to see this major painting join Ham’s other works in the QAGOMA collection, alongside his earlier acquisitions ‘Paris (triptych)’ (2020) and ‘Rue du Temple (diptych)’ (2018).

Onespace warmly congratulates Ham on this significant achievement! To view more of Ham’s works, visit our stockroom at the link in our bio.

Ham Darroch
QAG & GOMA

Photo: Andrew Sikorski. Courtesy of the artist and Onespace.

Ham Darroch, ‘Pause for a Human’ 2025. Acrylic on canvas, 204 x 185. Photo: Andrew Sikorsi. Courtesy of the artist and Onespace.

Onespace is thrilled to share Elysha Rei’s ‘don’t hold yourself under the weight of another’s emotional availability’ is...
22/09/2026

Onespace is thrilled to share Elysha Rei’s ‘don’t hold yourself under the weight of another’s emotional availability’ is a finalist in this years UniSQ Biennial Art Award!

Elysha Rei
University of the Sunshine Coast Art Gallery

This work explores the intersection of emotion, connection and personal transformation. As Elysha describes: “This work is part nervous system, part emotion, part root system searching for ground through a web of connections that forced me to reflect on the patterns I kept attracting, and what it means to finally break them.”

The UniSQ Biennial Art Award celebrates and champions contemporary Australian art, bringing artists and audiences together through exhibition and engagement. Elysha’s work is now showing at the UniSQ Art Gallery until October 2.

Onespace warmly congratulates Elysha and all of the finalists on their inclusion in this exhibition. Visit the UniSQ Art Gallery and experience the exhibition for yourself!

Photo: Courtesy of the artist and Onespace.

Onespace is proud to announce that Jackie Ryan’s ‘The Catch (featuring Alice Fraser)’ is included in the Brisbane Portra...
21/09/2026

Onespace is proud to announce that Jackie Ryan’s ‘The Catch (featuring Alice Fraser)’ is included in the Brisbane Portrait Prize 2026, now showing at the State Library of Queensland.

Jackie Ryan
State Library of Queensland
Brisbane Portrait Prize

Jackie’s work is also a finalist for the Courier-Mail Brisbane Portrait Prize 2026. Be sure to cast your votes through the link in our bio! Voting closes Sunday, November 1.

The Brisbane Portrait Prize Finalist Exhibition celebrates Brisbane/Meanjin’s creative community and the breadth of contemporary portraiture. It is now showing at the State Library of Queensland until November 8. Onespace warmly congratulates Jackie and all the finalists for their inclusion in this significant exhibition.

Image: Courtesy of the artist and Onespace.

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