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Pinnacles Gallery Closure Notice

Pinnacles Gallery will be closed to the public for an exhibition changeover from Monday 20 October to Friday 7 November 2025. The gallery will reopen on Saturday 8 November 2025 for the Children’s Sensorium Family Fun Day.

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Pinnacles is open to the public without needing a booking.
A maximum of 90 people are allowed inside the Gallery.

Exhibitions Calendar

Current Exhibitions

The Children’s Sensorium

Exhibition dates: 8 November 2025 to 8 March 2025

Hiromi Tango, Hiromi Hotel INHABITANT, 2022. — **Image:** Hiromi Tango, *Hiromi Hotel INHABITANT*, 2022. Archives of Feeling, 2022, RMIT Design Hub Gallery. Image courtesy of the artists and their representatives. Photo by Tobias Titz.

The Children’s Sensorium, curated by Grace McQuilten with artistic direction from N'arwee't Carolyn Briggs, is an interactive exhibition featuring light, colour, touch, sound, smell and taste to activate children’s curiosity, connect them to local Country, and introduce strategies and techniques that support emotional resilience and wellbeing.

The exhibition is designed for children aged 4 to 11 and their parents and carers. It includes sense-based installations to create an environment that is fun and engaging. It includes a variety of materials for play and is a space that children can spend time to explore their senses, feelings, thoughts, worries and hopes.

The Children’s Sensorium is curated by Grace McQuilten with leading artistic direction from Boonwurrung elder N’arwee’t Carolyn Briggs and is presented by RMIT University. It is created with leading contemporary artists including Heather Hesterman (planting and cultivation of plants), Fiona Hillary (light), Larissa Hjorth (play and games), Live Particle - Angela Clarke/Camilla Maling (embodiment), Philip Samartzis (sound), Anna Schwann (scent installation) and Hiromi Tango with Moon Girle, Vivian Qiu and Alex Danay (colour and textile installation). The exhibition features Yawa, an interactive arcade game by N'arwee’t Carolyn Briggs, Jarra Karalinar Steel, Narayana Johnson, Troy Innocent and Duncan Corrigan. Exhibition design and creative development by Anthony Clarke (Bloxas).