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NGV Triennial Announces 2023 Edition

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Diana Al-Hadid. Field in Contrast. 2020

Diana Al-Hadid. Field in Contrast. 2020. Polymer gypsum, fiberglass, steel, plaster, copper and gold leaf pigment. Photography by Dan Bradica. Image courtesy of the artist. ©️ Diana Al-Hadid

The National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) has announced the details of its upcoming 2023 NGV Triennial.

This year’s edition will showcase new forms of creative expression in contemporary practice, responding to the significant structural changes the world has witnessed in recent times. It unfolds through three key themes: Magic examines how human spirituality has shaped our world, Matter delves into the role of nature and materials in human culture and Memory explores the history of people, places and objects in today’s world.

Tony Ellwood AM, director of NGV, said: “In the three years since the last NGV Triennial, the world has experienced a great many structural shifts, including a global pandemic. Through the work of more than 100 artists, designers, architects and collectives from Australia and around the world, the NGV Triennial offers a powerful insight into the ideas and concerns empowering creative practice in 2023.”

Artists for the upcoming edition include Farrokh Mahdavi, Hoda Afshar, Diana Al-Hadid, Nazgol Ansarinia, among others. See the full list below:
Agnieszka Pilat
Azuma Makoto
Paulina Olowska
Schiaparelli
Yinka Shonibare Cb Ra
Betty Muffler
Flora Yukhnovich
Franziska Furter
Gary Hume
Gauri Gill
Heather B. Swann
Ilana Savdie
Iluwanti Ken
Joshua Yeldham
Osamu Mori
Keith Wikmunea And Vernon Marbendinar
Philipp Timischl
Raja Gemini
Richard Lewer
Smack
Timo Hoga
Vivian Suter
Vojtěch Kovařík
Wanapati Yunupingu
Yoko Ono
Sheila Hicks
David Shrigley
Elmgreen And Dragset
Mun-Dirra (Maningrida Fish Fenc)
Farrokh Mahdavi
Lin Fanglu
Hugh Hayden
Ashley Eriksmoen
Bethan Laura Wood
Diego Cibelli
Fernando Laposse
Jaydan Moore
John Gerrard
Joël Andrianomearisoa
Lehuauakea
Li Lihong
Mike Goldby
Ryan Gander
Sayre Gomez
Smac Mccreanor
Song Wei
Tejo Remy And René Veenhuizen
Yining Fei
Julian Charrière
Tracey Emin
Petrit Halilaj
Thomas J Price
Diedrick Brackens
Diana Al-Hadid
Lucybull
Gerard & Kelly
Megacities
Brodieneil
Carolyn Lazard
Chase Hall
Hoda Afshar
Hulda Guzmán
Nadiah Bamadhaj
Nazgol Ansarinia
Prudence Flint
Shakuntala Kulkarni
Tiff Massey
Todd Gray
Tyler Mitchell
Yee I-Lann
Danie Mellor
Derek Fordjour
Guimi You
Hito Steyerl
Jaime Hayon
Joyce Ho
Selinda Davidson
Tao Hui

The 2023 NGV Triennial runs from 3 December 2023 to 7 April 2024.