Augusta Vinall Richardson in The Conversation in review of Primavera 2025: Young Australian Artists at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia.

Augusta Vinall Richardson in Primavera 2025: Young Australian Artists, Museum of Contemporary Art Australia. Congratulations to all the artists and curator, Tim Riley Walsh, on last night's opening of Primavera 2025 at MCA, Sydney, the museum's annual exhibition of artists under 35 years old. Vinall Richardson has created a pair of sculptures in corten steel and bronze for the exhibition. "‘I am trying to humanise a material that is historically seen as unforgiving, mechanical and practical.’ Exhibition: 04.09.25 - 08.03.26

Augusta Vinall Richardson is exhibiting in Matters of Time at UNSW Galleries, Sydney, a group exhibition curated by Catherine Woolley that brings together Australian artists and designers who explore the evolving role of metal in contemporary practice and its relationship to time. On Saturday 30.08.25, 3—4pm, Augusta will be in conversation with Margaret Hancock on the topic of the spatial and architectural dimensions in her work. Exhibition 29.08.25 — 16.11.25

Augusta Vinall Richardson is creating a major new stainless steel sculpture for Installations curated by José Da Silva at Sydney Contemporary, Carriageworks, presented by The Commercial 11.09.25 — 14.09.25. Email gallery for advanced details

Augusta Vinall Richardson is contributing to the exhibition catalogue and will speak at a public forum for fellow artist Rose Nolan’s exhibition Breathing Helps at TarraWarra Museum of Art on Saturday 6 September, 2 - 4pm. Presented in partnership with Perimeter Books.

Congratulations to Augusta Vinall Richardson, announced today as one of five artists in Primavera 2025: Young Australian Artists at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, curated by Tim Riley Walsh. 'The selected artists for Primavera 2025 reflect the innovation and sheer talent of the emerging contemporary Australian art world. Over the course of close to fifty studio visits I conducted across the country I saw intriguing shifts in how young practitioners are engaging with a rapidly changing socio-political and technological landscape. How this translates into creative practice is the focus of this presentation. My ongoing interest as a curator is art’s power to make us look anew at subjects that typically evade representation or understanding. What is out of view or exceeds our senses. These five artists help broaden our world view and begin to unravel the complexity of the current era.' Exhibition dates: 05.09.25 - 08.03.26

Celine has acquired two more sculptures by Augusta Vinall Richardson for its new Sydney store opening this weekend. The Celine Art Project encompasses over 250 artworks displayed across the leading French fashion house’s international flagship stores integrated into store designs that include vintage and commissioned furniture. The Celine Art Project was initiated in 2018 by Hedi Slimane, Celine’s then creative director. Celine have acquired three sculptures by Vinall Richardson for the collection since early 2024.

Watch video of Augusta Vinall Richardson in conversation with Amanda Love, Director of LoveArt, on the occasion of her Love[f]art project.

Following on from their recent individual residencies, Oscar Perry and Augusta Vinall Richardson are exhibiting in the group exhibition, After Ruins, at Nonfrasa Gallery, Indonesia, presented in association with DESA Residency. Exhibition: 22.02.25 — 22.03.25.

Augusta Vinall Richardson presents, Better to make sense of me, than you (I see me, I see you) for the LoveArt nano project series Love[f]Art. Vinall Richardson was invited by LoveArt Director, Amanda Love, to create a new work for the project's fourteenth iteration. She created two sculptural works that engage the bathroom location: ‘Fragmented images in mirrored stainless steel disrupt the singular focus on one’s reflection’ exhibition: by appointment December 2024– April 2025: mail@loveart.com

Augusta Vinall Richardson features in the just released book of the Celine Art Project collection, curated by Hedi Slimane. Slimane was the creative, artistic and image director of the leading French fashion house 2018 — 2024. The 500-page book features a double page spread of each artist in the collection arranged alphabetically and is an edition of 500, exclusively gifted to celebrities and VIP clients of Celine.

Augusta Vinall Richardson is exhibiting a major new sculpture in the inaugural Melbourne Sculpture Biennale: The Burden of Objects at Villa Alba Museum, 44 Walmer Street, Kew. Augusta is giving an artist talk Sunday 13.10.24 at 1pm. Exhibition 09.10.24 — 13.10.24, 10am — 5pm.