Matthew Harris, Narelle Jubelin, Jazz Money and Yasmin Smith have artworks included in Ngarn Wa’ngal: Art of the gum tree at the Potter Museum of Art, Melbourne. The exhibition includes works by over 100 artists and is curated by Alisa Bunbury, Senior Curator of the Grimwade Collection at the University of Melbourne, and Sophie Gerhard, Curator, Australian and First Nations, at the National Gallery of Victoria. The exhibition draws from the University of Melbourne's collections as well as borrowed works. Exhibition: 10.07.26 – 21.11.26

Yasmin Smith is exhibiting in Archetypes: 30 Years of 4A, 4A's 30th anniversary exhibition curated by Amelia Winata. Archetypes is a major exhibition that critically reflects on 4A's founding impulse and evolving cultural role in Australia and the Asia-Pacific. Opening celebration 10.07.26, 6.30 – 8.30pm. Exhibition: 11.07.26 – 20.09.26

Yasmin Smith in the Gyeonggi Ceramics Biennale | e-flux Agenda. "A key platform of the 2026 edition is Focus Australia, with Natalie King serving as Commissioner and leading its curatorial direction. Introducing Australian contemporary ceramic practices to Korean audiences, the platform foregrounds First Nations knowledge, ecological thinking, and the relationship between clay, land, community, and storytelling. Participating artists include Hermannsburg Potters, Yasmin Smith, and Renee So". Exhibition dates 18.09.26-01.11.26

Yasmin Smith is exhibiting in the Borås Art Biennial 2026: Warps & Waves in the Fabric of Time. Curated by Taru Elfving, the Biennial engages with the interwoven societal and ecological transformations accelerated by industrial modernity to be presented across a number of sites in Borås, Sweden. Biennial dates: 30.05.26 — 27.09.26

Yasmin Smith’s Elemental Life at Museum of Contemporary Art Australia featured in The Art Newspaper. “I will never look at a piece of flint in the same way again.” – Louisa Buck. exhibition until 08.06.26

Yasmin Smith will be in conversation with curators of Yasmin Smith: Elemental Life, Jane Devery and Manya Sellers, at Museum of Contemporary Art Australia Sunday 05.10.25, 1pm.

The most significant solo museum presentation of Yasmin Smith’s work to date opens next week at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia. Curated by Jane Devery and Manya Sellers, Yasmin Smith: Elemental Life comprises Smith’s major wall-based ceramic installation Seine River Basin (2019), commissioned for Cosmopolis #2: rethinking the human, Centre Pompidou, Paris, an archive of significant earlier works as well as major new works developed in the UK during the artist’s recent studies at Goldsmiths, The University of London. Exhibition: 03.10.25 – 08.06.26.

Yasmin Smith is exhibiting in the Aichi Triennale 2025: A Time Between Ashes and Roses at Aichi Arts Centre, Aichi Prefectural Museum, Seto City, Japan, curated by Hoor Al Qasimi. Yasmin is exhibiting a detail from her 2022 ceramic installation Forest, which incorporates 11 coal fly ash glazes. The work traces a 300-million-year timeline, narrating the afterlives of ancient forests and the cyclical return of elements absorbed during plant lifetimes to the biosphere. Aichi Triennale: 13.09.25 – 30.11.25

Congratulations to Yasmin Smith on her graduation exhibition marking the completion of her MA Art & Ecology at Goldsmiths, London. Exhibition dates: 18.07.25 - 22.07.25. Goldsmiths, University of London, Barriedale Building, Studio B.

Yasmin Smith's Terra Dei Fuochi is being exhibited in These Entanglements: Ecology After Nature at UQ Art Museum, Brisbane, curated by Anna Briers. exhibition 18.02.25 – 14.06.2025.

In October 2025, the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia will present a solo exhibition by Yasmin Smith. Curated by Jane Devery, Senior Curator, Exhibitions, and Manya Sellers, Associate Curator, the exhibition will present Smith’s Seine River Basin (2019), commissioned for Cosmopolis 2: rethinking the human, Centre Pompidou, Paris and acquired for the MCA Collection in 2020, in conversation with recent and new works. exhibition 03.10.25 — 08.06.26