Pitcha Makin Fellas: Long time coming, not finished yet
10 October – 5 December 2026
The first career survey exhibition of First Nations collective the Pitcha Makin Fellas celebrates their legacy of humour, resistance, community connection and care.
Upcoming Program
MUMA Film: Blak Film
Wednesday 25 November 2026
MUMA Film is back with a punch! Celebrating two iconic works of Blak Film: Basically Black (1973) and Babakiueria (1986). The screenings will be followed by a Q&A with legendary Aboriginal activist and academic Gary Foley.
New in the MUMA Shop
To celebrate the newly opened exhibition, Pitcha Makin Fellas: Long time coming, not finished yet, MUMA is pleased to present two new limited-edition artworks and a collection of merchandise by the collective.
Publications
New publication
Speculative Ecology: The Challenge of Aesthetics in an Era of Fundamentalism is a new essay by philosopher Claire Colebrook. Published in dialogue with the exhibition Syncretic Wilds: Phasmahammer and Natasha Tontey, it reopens ecology as a speculative question, challenging the assumption that nature, environment and humanity provide self-evident foundations for politics and ethics.
Ian Potter Sculpture Court commission
The 2026 MUMA Ian Potter Sculpture Court commission is by Narrm/Melbourne artist Anna Varendorff. The artist invites visitors to sit and make use of her sculptures in their work, life and play.
MUMA Artwork Editions + Merchandise
Shop
Browse exclusive and limited-edition artworks and merchandise made in collaboration with leading contemporary artists. Every purchase directly supports ambitious new artistic commissions. Browse the shop
Precarious Movements
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
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