Will and Garrett Huxley (Aus/Gumbaynggirr/Yorta Yorta) are Australian based collaborative visual and performance artists.
The Huxleys are a dynamic duo of cataclysmic proportions who present queer spectacle and disco enthused wizardry across the visual art, performance and fashion worlds. Their photography and performance art traverses the classifications of costume, film and recording. A visual assault of sparkle, surrealism and the absurd, The Huxleys saturate their practice and projects with a glamorous, androgynous freedom which sets out to bring some escapism and magic to everyday life.
Since 2014, The Huxleys have performed, exhibited and participated in numerous exhibitions, projects and events in Australia, and internationally in London, Berlin, Moscow, New York, Arles and Hong Kong.
Solo Exhibitions
– Bloodlines, Brisbane Powerhouse, 2026
– Life on Mars, MARS Gallery, Melbourne, 2025 - 2026
– The Winner Takes It All, Collingwood Yards, Melbourne, 2025
– Fantastic Voyage, Albany Town Hall (Albany Pride), Survey Show, Albany WA, 2025
– Gender Fluids, Victorian Pride Centre, Midsumma Festival, Melbourne, 2025
– Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams, Fremantle Arts Centre, 10 Year retrospective, Fremantle WA, 2024
– Bad Sports, Museum of Australian Photography, Melbourne, 2024
– Gender Fluids, Southside Festival, Frankston Arts Centre, 2024
– Bloodlines, Abbotsford Convent/Midsumma Festival, Melbourne, 2024
– The Huxleys, Lismore Regional Gallery, Lismore NSW, 2023
– DisGraceland, Abbotsford Convent, Melbourne, 2023
– Bloodlines, Sydney Festival/Carriageworks/Sydney World Pride, 2023
– As Camp As Christmas, Metro Tunnel Creative Program, Melbourne, 2023
– DisGraceland, Murray White Room/Vogue Living, 2022
– As Camp As Christmas, Metro Tunnel Program, Melbourne, 2022
– Places of Worship, Centre for Contemporary Photography, Melbourne, 2021
– Unbalanced Installation, Murray White Room / City of Melbourne, 2020
– Postcards From the Edge, The Bowery Theatre, Melbourne, 2020
– Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams, City Square, Scott Alley & Federation Square, Melbourne –
Finalists for Victorian Premiers Design Award, 2019
– Postcards From the Edge, Albert Street Gallery, Melbourne, 2018
– Female Trouble, Gallery One Three, Melbourne, 2015
– Carnival of the Animals, Gallery One Three, Melbourne, 2014
Select Group Exhibitions & Performance Art
– Radical Joy, Sydney Contemporary, MARS Gallery, 2026
– From MARS to Aotearoa, MARS Gallery, Aotearoa Art Fair, New Zealand, 2026
– Synchron City, Gippsland Art Gallery, Sale, Victoria, 2025
– Brisbane Festival, Brisbane, Queensland, 2025
– One on One, National Portrait Galley, Canberra, 2025
– Make A Scene, Queensland Museum, Brisbane, Queensland, 2025
– National Portrait Prize, National Portrait Gallery, Canberra, 2025
– Spring 1883 Art Fair, Murray White Room, Melbourne, 2025
– On Country, Recontres d’Arles, France, 2025
– City Recital Hall, Vivid Sydney, Sydney, 2025
– Glitter, Museum Für Kunst & Gewerbe Hamburg, Germany, 2025
– Kaleidoscope, Horsham Regional Art Gallery, Victoria, 2025
– Quarantine Art Fair, Murray White Room, Portsea, Victoria, 2025
– FabAlice, Alice Springs, Northern Territory, 2025
– Melbourne Fashion Festival, Melbourne, Victoria, 2025
– Blak & Deadly Gala, City Recital Hall, Sydney, 2025
– James Makin Gallery/ANZ Pride Exhibition, Melbourne, 2025
– Artists exchange Chocolate Factory, New York, USA, 2024
– Fusebox Festival, Austin, Texas, USA, 2024
– Art Ball, Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth, 2024
– Fashion X Underground, Melbourne Fashion Festival, Melbourne, Victoria, 2024
– Personality Crisis, Vivid Sydney, Sydney, 2024
– Sydney Festival 23, Sydney, 2023
– Sydney World Pride, Sydney, 2023
– Bendigo Art Gallery, Australiana: Designing a Nation, Bendigo, 2023
– Bendigo Pride, Bendigo, 2023
– David Roche Foundation, Adelaide, 2023
– National Portrait Prize, National Portrait Gallery, Canberra, 2023
– HOTA, Pop Masters, Gold Coast, 2023
– National Gallery of Victoria, Art of the Bloom, Melbourne, 2023
– Tinker Street Cinema Arts Festival, Woodstock, New York, 2023
– National Portrait Prize, National Portrait Gallery, Canberra, 2022
– Bowness Prize, Museum of Australian Photography, Melbourne, 2022
– Josephine Ulrick and Win Schubert Photography Award, HOTA, Gold Coast, 2022
Select Awards, Achievements & Commissions
– National Portrait Prize, Finalist, 2025
– Highly Commended Award, Melbourne Premieres Design Award, 2024
– Wei Tang Commissioning Award, Museum of Australian Photography, 2023
– National Portrait Prize, Finalist, 2023
– Bowness Prize, Finalist, 2023
– Bowness Prize, Finalist, 2022
– The Josephine Ulrick and Win Schubert Photography Award, Finalist, 2022
– National Portrait Gallery Portrait Prize, Finalist, 2022
– Metro Tunnel & Melbourne Fashion Week Collaboration, 2019
– Creative Vic, Melbourne, 2019
– Art Bank, Melbourne, 2018
– Australian Council for the Arts, Melbourne, 2017
– Naomi Milgrim Foundation, Melbourne, 2015
Collections
– National Portrait Gallery, Canberra
– Home of the Arts, HOTA, Gold Coast, Queensland
– Museum of Australian Photography, Melbourne
– Curtain University Museum, Perth
– State Library Victoria, Melbourne
– Geelong Gallery, Geelong
– The Murdoch University Art Gallery, Perth
– City of Perth Cultural Collection, Perth
– Murdoch University Art Collection, Murdoch