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Nicholas Currie

NICHOLAS CURRIE

Nicholas Currie is an artist and curator working with painting, sculpture and performance. Currie is from the Mununjali clan of the Yugambeh language group, with connection to Kuku Yalanji, and currently lives on Wurundjeri Country in Naarm/Melbourne. Humour and kindness are undercurrents to the major themes addressed in his works: contemporary Indigenous perspectives, hauntology and exploration of identity within current Australia.

In 2026 Currie will present a large commissioned body of work in his first exhibition within a major institution, and will also hold solo exhibitions at Daine Singer, Black Dot and Caves, as well as a number of curated group projects. Currie has exhibited at Daine Singer, Connors Connors, Sullivan + Strumpf, Futures, Kings Artist Run Space, Blak Dot Gallery, Koorie Heritage Trust, Outer Space, Craft, Incinerator Gallery, Ordinance Gallery, and the Margaret Lawrence Gallery. He recently presented ‘Stars, Scars, Sagas' together with Amelia Griffin-Toovey through the Public Art Melbourne Test Site program. Currie has published two artist books with Stray Pages: I can laugh with you and OBSERVATION NOITAVRESBO. He has a BFA Honours from the Victorian College of the Arts.

His work is held in collections including Monash University, Nillumbik Council, and ANZ.

Nicholas Currie portrait, photograph: Angus Brown