5 October – 7 December 2024

The first Australian survey of New Zealand collective et al.: epochal is the largest exhibition of the artists’ work outside of Aotearoa in 20 years since they represented the nation at the 51st Venice Biennale in 2005. Find out more

Tuesday 8 October,  5.30 – 7.00pm

Join us for a rare opportunity to hear directly from the enigmatic Aotearoa New Zealand collective et al. Find out more

This major publication, designed by Žiga Testen and Stuart Geddes, is richly illustrated and includes newly commissioned essays by Jan Bryant, Natasha Conland, Gwynneth Porter, and Pip Wallis. For the first time, it features a comprehensive bibliography and history of exhibitions, significantly contributing to the scholarly recognition of et al.'s practice.

Published on the occasion of the performance-exhibition Ivan Cheng: NP, Production marks the fourth instalment in Australian born, Amsterdam-based artist Ivan Cheng’s Confidences series of vampire novels.
Available here.

Published on the occasion of the exhibition Candice Lin: The Sex Life of Stone, this fold-out booklet includes a newly commissioned short story by American-born, Canadian novelist Larissa Lai. Find out more

On the occasion of L'ombre de ton ombre, Paul Knight has created a limited-edition artwork, Savanna 2023, from the Chamber Music series, now available for purchase online and at MUMA. Proceeds from the sale of this edition will support this first museum survey of Knight’s practice. Find out more

Precarious Movements: Choreography and the Museum is a research project that spanned 3 years and brought together artists, researchers and institutions into dialogue about best practice to support the choreographer and the museum, and to sustain momentum in theory and practice around dance and the visual arts. Find out more

Deadly Learning is designed to help art teachers and school students see the world from the point of view of some of Australian’s leading contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists. Find out more