mane djang karirra: the place where the dreaming changed shape
Flinders University Museum of Art (FUMA) and Maningrida Arts and Culture are thrilled to announce the launch of mane djang karirra: the place where the dreaming […]
Flinders University Museum of Art (FUMA)
FUMA wins prestigious arts prize at 2022 Ruby Awards
Taking centre stage at South Australia’s premier arts award, the Flinders University Museum of Art has won a coveted Ruby award for its outstanding Barbara Hanrahan […]
Important Indigenous photographic art at FUMA
There we were all in one place, an early career survey of cross-cultural artist Hayley Millar-Baker, is the latest exhibition being presented at Flinders University Museum […]
FUMA symposium addresses our dark data fears
Data plays a huge and ever-increasing role in our lives – but do you embrace data or fear its reach? FUMA, the Flinders University Museum of […]
Exhibition sheds light on Indigenous women’s domestic servitude
Histories of domestic service inflicted upon Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women and girls in White Australia are at the centre of a powerful new exhibition […]
Bold ‘Bee-stung’ exhibition to honour Hanrahan’s legacy
30 years after the untimely extinguishing of one of South Australia’s brightest creative lights, an ambitious exhibition curated by the Flinders University Museum of Art will […]
Robyn Stacey breathes life into the inanimate and mundane
In an alluring and evocative travelling exhibition brought to Adelaide by Flinders University Museum of Art (FUMA), audiences can experience the tantalising still life photographs of […]
A fresh look at Cook
In a compelling new exhibition, Flinders University Museum of Art (FUMA) puts the complex and contested legacy of Captain Cook (1728-1779) under the lens – 250 […]
Futuristic human forms: an exhibition
In a world where technology, medicine and engineering collide, what is the future of human biology? It’s a question being considered by STELARC: Posthuman Bodies, a […]