Mathew Harris and Archie Moore present new work at the 2026 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art: Yield Strength, curated by Ellie Buttrose. Harris is presenting works at the Art Gallery of South Australia and the Samstag Museum of Art. Moore is presenting work at the Museum of Economic Botany in the Adelaide Botanic Gardens. Until 08.06.26.

Matthew Harris and Lillian O’Neil are presenting major bodies of work in All the World’s Memories, curated by José Da Silva at UNSW Galleries, Sydney. The exhibition is on until 03.05.26 and includes Harris’s major work, Consigned to Oblivion (2023), and a group of works by O'Neil including a newly commissioned collage.

A solo exhibition by Matthew Harris, Overland, opens this weekend in the artist’s hometown at Wangaratta Art Gallery in regional Victoria. The exhibition “explores dominant power structures and historical narratives through a socially critical and conceptual practice in painting and sculpture. In Overland, Harris turns his focus to the lasting impact of colonisation on the Wangaratta region and its First Peoples, presenting a new series of paintings informed by historical documents. Using natural ochres and charcoal on hessian - a material chosen for its colonial associations and textile history - Harris weaves together personal and ancestral stories with broader material and cultural legacies.” Overland includes Harris' major painting series from 2024, The British Museum, on loan from the National Gallery of Victoria. Exhibition: 25.10.25 — 18.01.26

"Wrapped around the entrance of a building in Melbourne's CBD is a glossy artwork depicting a dark sky with luminous stars." Coverage on ABC News of Matthew Harris' recent public art project for Make Room that creates housing for homeless people in disused buildings.