Joan Ross

Joan Ross: Those trees came back to me in my dreams is a vibrant and dynamic exhibition by acclaimed contemporary artist Joan Ross. In a practice that spans collage, printmaking,...

To celebrate the gallery's 3rd birthday, 15 of the gallery's represented artists are brought together thematically. Holly Anderson Tom Blake Joshua Charadia Casey Chen Claire Healy & Sean Cordeiro Fiona...

In the same boat presents works from Joan Ross' practice spanning early-career objects and paintings through to recent sculptures and animations. Exploring the disjunction between colonisation and nature and...

Joan Ross moves between mediums deftly. Whether drawing, print, animation or virtual reality, it is impossible not to recognise her poignant works, not least for the hi-vis yellow which marks...

N.Smith Gallery is delighted to announce Natasha Walsh, Joan Ross, & Sally Scales are finalists in the Archibald & Wynne prizes. Archibald touring dates / venues: Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery...

Joan Ross is known for her interdisciplinary practice that confronts Australia’s colonial legacy. In this portrait, she has painted herself as a colonial woman holding the stump of a tree...

Destination Sydney: The Natural World focuses on artworks responding to the theme of Sydney as a place of creative endeavours, with a strong focus on the work of major Australian...

Joan Ross is consistently challenging the dominant narratives of history, questioning who writes it, what is written in and what gets left out. Focussing on collecting practices, I like to...

Joan Ross is a finalist in the The Archibald Prize with Joan as a Colonial Woman Looking at the Future – a self portrait. The exhibition will tour to the...

For the 2021 Enlighten Festival, Ross has created a vivid animation that transforms the National Gallery of Australia’s façade and asks us to think about museums as places that keep,...

Joan Ross’ commissioned artwork, We have sung the same song for millions of years, a hand-painted digital vinyl print, has been installed on the hoarding. The 20-metre site-specific work pays...

Did you ask the river? is the second Mordant Family Commission VR, a three-year program worth $240,000 that supports Australian artists who have never worked in VR before to create...

Just Not Australian brings together 19 Australian artists across generations and mediums to deal broadly with the origins and implications of contemporary Australian nationhood. This timely thematic show will showcase...

The digital animation The Claiming of Things uses an early colonial Australian painting by John Glover as its background. Here, the untouched Australian bush landscape he originally painted for The...

This work continues my interrogation of colonial collecting and of Australian colonisation. I imagine history is an unfaithful lover, in his own bubble with his lies, seduction and manipulation, only...

Colonial Grab is an animation of scenes traversing time and place, peopled by an aristocratic couple who time-travel from pokie parlour, to desert, to sitting room, to colonial landscape. The...