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Hatched: 35 Years and Counting anniversary exhibition. Calling for your favourites! 

Since 1992, the Hatched: National Graduate Show has introduced audiences to the next generation of Australian contemporary artists. This year’s exhibition brings together 21 graduates from 20 art schools across the country, presenting ambitious new work that reflects the ideas, questions and creative approaches shaping contemporary practice. 

To celebrate over three decades of Hatched, PICA is developing an anniversary exhibition. As part of this project, we’ve been diving into the archives and revisiting decades of remarkable artworks to uncover the pieces that have left a lasting impression on audiences over the years. Now, we’d love to hear from the PICA community. 

Do you have a favourite Hatched artwork from the exhibition’s 35-year history? Tell us what made it memorable or better yet, share a photo of yourself with the work. Have you, or someone you know, attended every Hatched exhibition since it began? We’d love to hear your story. Help us celebrate the artists and artworks that have made Hatched such an important part of Australia’s contemporary art history.

Tell us your story using the form below.



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