Exhibition and project archive

6 December 2025 - 24 January 2026

Launching 6 December 2025, MULTIPLICITY is our inaugural open call exhibition showcasing 64 diverse artists and 90 artworks from across Australia. This exhibition creates a platform for artists to present and sell small-to-medium sized artworks over summer.

MULTIPLICITY celebrates the rich diversity of contemporary art practice across Australia, with a particular focus on amplifying voices that have been historically marginalised in mainstream arts discourse. The exhibition demonstrates Jump Left's commitment to creating accessible, inclusive opportunities that go beyond compliance to foster genuine artistic exchange and professional development. Open to individual artists and artists from supported studios, MULTIPLICITY brings together a selection of small-to-medium works that showcase the breadth and depth of creative practice within Australia's diverse arts communities.

This initiative is supported by the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria and venue partner Impact Neighbourhoods.

18 October - 15 November 2025

Expanding Surrounding, ‘Mengembangkan Sekitar’ in Indonesian, represents an Indonesia-Australia cultural exchange that brings together neurodivergent and neurotypical artists in peer-to-peer collaborations. This innovative project built on the successful 2024 'Capturing Surrounding' UK/Indonesia collaboration, deepening cross-cultural partnerships and fostering genuine understanding between creative communities.

The exhibition showcased the outcomes of months of collaboration between Indonesian artists from Tab Space in Bandung and Australian artists, facilitated by Art et al. and hosted at Jump Left. The partnerships produced new creative dialogues, from Vipoo Srivilasa's trip in Bandung to meet collaborator Achmad Ilham Sadikin, alongside digital exchanges between Claudia Panca Fadilla (Indonesia) and Anna Louise Richardson (Australia).

Proudly supported by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Creative Australia and Creative Victoria, with project, exhibition and venue partner Jump Left and Impact Neighbourhoods.

26 July - 23 August 2025

This diverse exhibition brought together distinctive artistic voices from regional supported studios in Victoria and Albury-Wodonga. CONVERGENCE challenged metropolitan-centric narratives by platforming creators whose geographical distance from cultural centres limits broader arts connections and opportunities.

The exhibition featured work by seven emerging and mid-career artists whose differing perspectives offered fresh insights into contemporary themes and regional experiences. Artists featured include Helen Butcher and Jessica Madden (ArtGusto), Stella Childs (The Art Factory Albury), Housecat (Find Your Voice Collective), Stephen Hancock and Alex McKenzie (Artmania), and George Macaronis (Studio 92). Writer and artist Pixie Albert also offered intimate glimpses into seven works featured in the exhibition with personal written responses and audio descriptions.

This project was proudly supported by the City of Melbourne Arts Grants, Creative Victoria, and venue partner Impact Neighbourhoods.

Australia & UK Partnership

Art et al. commissions and presents collaborations between artists from supported studios, artist peers and arts professionals.

In 2020, founding partners, Arts Project Australia, Slominski Projects, and Jennifer Lauren Gallery, identified a need for more inclusive programming and access in the contemporary arts for neurodivergent, learning or intellectually disabled artists to be seen, heard, and participate. As a result, they formed Art et al. – an international platform that mainly connects artists from supported studios with international peers, arts professionals, and audiences. 

Art et al. is now led by Slominski Projects, Jennifer Lauren Gallery and Jump Left. Its grant-funded global collaborations and partnerships result in commissioned critical writing, new artwork, exhibitions, and original multi-media content.