Exhibitions
W I N T E R
JUL - SEP 2026
Where Blue Becomes Memory
There is a moment in winter where colour softens into silence and where blue concerns not just a hue, but a felt state of memory, light, and atmosphere.
Where Blue Becomes Memory is a curated group exhibition spanning Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand, bringing together a select body of works exploring blue as emotional depth, material presence, and lived experience. These works are not simply visual studies—they are held states of atmosphere, formed through restraint, gesture, and light.
Exhibition Opening: 1 July 2026 | Online viewing or by private appointment.
A U T U M N
APR - JUN 2026
Little Stories
Our Autumn Exhibition brings together a selection of new, intimate works from Corbova’s new Little Stories series (2026), complemented by Seward’s figurative sculptures and evocative ceramic works by Hayes.
S U M M E R
JAN - MAR 2026.
Summer Vibes
A Curated Group Exhibition at the MIRA Gallery, Sydney.
Our summer art show is a celebration of creativity, and connection - where art, poetry, sculpture and festive spirit come together. On show until March.
Featured artists:
⟶ Mira Corbova ⟶ Alyson Hayes
⟶ Tatiana Pavón ⟶ Anna Filimonova
⟶ Jed Seward (Grubbs)
X-Mas Sale · Drinks and Nibbles
Exhibition Opening: 20 December 2025 | 4 pm onward | Free entry.
S P R I N G
SEP - NOV 2025
Awakenings
‘Art & Emotion’ Series | A Curated Exhibition at the MIRA Gallery, Sydney.
Awakenings exhibition exploring personal transformation, quiet strength, and the beauty of becoming. From abstract emotion on canvas to sculptural whispers of nature, this group exhibition celebrates the shift from stillness to bloom.
Featured artists: Alyson Hayes and Mira Corbova.
W I N T E R
JUN - AUG 2025.
Hues & Verses
‘Art & Emotion’ Series | A Curated Exhibition at the MIRA Gallery, Sydney.
Featured artists: Filimonova, Hayes, Seward and Corbova.
Chromatic Concepts | MAR 2025
A Curated Exhibition at the MIRA Gallery, Sydney.
Featured artist: Anna Filimonova
Filimonova’s fourth solo art show, curated by Mira, transformed urban scenes into vibrant, luminous visions, blending fact and fantasy and marking a key milestone in her international surrealistic career.