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2018

Word Evolution

4 August 2018 - 22 June 2019
Word Evolution presents a brief visual history of local schools in Fairfield and traces the dramatic changes that have taken place.

South Sudanese Women's Project

10 November 2018 - 23 March 2019
Explore works created by South Sudanese women living and working in Western Sydney highlighting the positive impacts creative arts practices have on wellbeing.

Lest We Forget: 100 years of Remembrance Day 1918 - 2018

10 November 2018 - 23 March 2019
Lest we forget: 100 years of Remembrance Day 1918 - 2018 is a commemorative exhibition that examines the impact WWI had on the Fairfield community; including personal stories, objects from the FCMG collection and a beautiful poppy display.

Linda Brescia: Holding up the Sky

24 November 2018 - 16 February 2019
Fairfield City Museum and Gallery’s 2017/18 Artist in Residence, Linda Brescia showcases stocking portraits and fabric paintings which are a metaphor for the different personas imposed on women by society.

Foundation

4 August – 17 November 2018
Foundation is a group exhibition curated by Emily McDaniel that responds, reflects or articulates the relationship to origin, groundwork or establishment (both material and immaterial) upon which place is created.

Marian Abboud: Sister Sister Sister Sister ( Brother) Sister

4 August – 27 October 2018
Marian Abboud is a Western Sydney artist who engages with community and audiences to explore our perceptions of identity, cultural frameworks, family dynamics and social constructs.

Matt Huynh

24 February – 21 July 2018
New York based graphic artist and illustrator Matt Huynh continually pushes the boundaries in his artistic pursuits as he explores themes of war, refugees, the Vietnamese diaspora and the Cabramatta and Chinatown communities.

Child's Play

14 April - 21 July 2018
Child’s Play draws upon Fairfield City Museum & Gallery’s historical toy collection spanning the twentieth century to contemporary.

Fort Thunder: An Electro-Acoustic Playground

14 April - 21 July 2018
In Fort Thunder: An Electro-Acoustic Playground, artists Lucas Abela and Keg de Souza use the language of children’s playgrounds to create immersive kaleidoscopic instruments designed with little hands and feet in mind.