They are Meditating: Bark Paintings from the Museum Of Contemporary Art, Sydney Arnott's Collection will be exhibited from 14 February to 3 August 2008.

Museum Of Contemporary Art, Sydney exhibits paintings by Callum Innes 'From Memory', on view from 11 December 2007 to 5 March 2008.

For his Australian premiere, the Museum Of Contemporary Art, Sydney presents Los Angeles-based Tim Hawkinson, whose ingenious constructions of found objects and everyday items have brought him widespread recognition as one of the most original artists working today.

Discover the eloquent and intricately beautiful work of Shahzia Sikander. Her works are on view at Museum Of Contemporary Art, Sydney from 27 November 2007 to 17 February 2008.

The Museum of Contemporary Art presents Cross Currents: Focus on contemporary Australian art as part of its spring season exhibition program. Guest curated by John Stringer, Cross Currents is the third in a biennial exhibition series at the MCA focussing on mid-career Australian artists.

The Museum of Contemporary Art today announced the donation of $10 million by Sydney business leaders and philanthropists David Coe and Simon Mordant and their families, to kick start the campaign to expand the MCA.

The Museum of Contemporary Art has unveiled the artists chosen for the sixteenth Primavera exhibition, which showcases the work of young Australian artists under the age of 35. The nine artists, representing six different states, are: Patrick Doherty (WA); Honor Freeman (SA/NSW); Briele Hansen (VIC); Anthony Johnson (NSW/TAS); Justine Khamara (VIC); Jess MacNeil (NSW); Amanda Marburg (VIC); Katie Moore (SA/QLD) and Martin Smith (QLD).

The Museum of Contemporary Art brings a touch of Latin America to Sydney this winter with a major exhibition featuring some of the most celebrated Latin American artists working today.

Museum Of Contemporary Art, Sydney presents a major survey exhibition by Melbourne-based artist Julie Rrap bringing together key photographic series and installations, encompassing the past twenty-five years of her practice.

This winter the Museum of Contemporary Art invites visitors to investigate notions of culture, home, meaning and identity with a major solo exhibition of work by Singapore-born, Australian-based artist Matthew Ngui.

Museum Of Contemporary Art, Sydney presents the first exhibition in Australia of the hauntingly beautiful imagery of internationally renowned artist Craigie Horsfield, on view through 3 June 2007. Organised in collaboration with the Jeu de Paume in Paris, Craigie Horsfield: Relation spans a period of thirty-five years and covers all aspects of Horsfield's practice including film, photography, social projects and sound work.