the Ramingining Collection was displayed at the MCA. The Native Born: Objects and Representations from Ramingining, Arnhem Land., its first exhibition, was curated by Djon Mundine. Four years later, it was displayed in the entrance galleries in the Yolnu Science: Objects and Representations from Ramingining, Arnhem Land exhibition to coincide with the Olympics, curated by Djon Mundine and Linda Michael. The Maningrida Collection Formed by Diane Moon in 1990, the Maningrida Collection contains 560 works from the Maningrida community in Arnhem Land, Northern Territory. Ownership of the pieces belongs to the Maningrida people, with the collection subject to a unique cultural agreement between the museum and the community. The collection includes sculpture, woven objects and bark paintings. The museum works with Indigenous researchers, curators and artists and Maningrida Arts and Culture to document and research objects within the collection. The cultural agreement between both parties is renegotiated regularly to ensure a positive relationship. In 2018, the MCA in association with Maningrida Arts and Culture held the John Mawurndjul: I am the old and new exhibition of works by John Mawurndjul. More than 130,000 people attended; it was additionally displayed at eight regional Australian galleries. Two works by John Mawurndjul, Nawarramulmul (Shooting Star Spirit, 1988) and Ngalyod (Female Rainbow Serpent, 1988), were the first artworks acquired for the dedicated MCA collection in 1989. The Arnott's Collection The Arnott's Collection was formed following the donation of 285 bark paintings by the Arnott family in 1993. The collection featured in Djon Mundine's 2008 exhibition They are meditating: bark paintings from the MCA's Arnott's Collection. The Smorgon Collection The Smorgon Collection was donated to the MCA in 1995 by philanthropists Loti and Victor Smorgon. It contains 149 contemporary Australian works from the 1980s and 1990s. In 2012, a donation by Loti went to build a sculpture terrace on the museum's fourth level, subsequently named for her. Selected temporary exhibitions Pipilotti Rist – ‘Sip My Ocean’ (2018) Grayson Perry – ‘My Pretty Little Art Career’ (2016) Yoko Ono – ‘War is Over! (if you want it)’ (2013) Anish Kapoor (2013) Annie Leibovitz – ‘A Photographer’s Life 1990–2005’ (2011) Yayoi Kusama – ‘Mirrored Years’ (2009) Patricia Piccinini – ‘Call of the Wild’ (2002) Cindy Sherman – ‘Retrospective’ (1999) Marina Abramović – ‘objects, performance, video, sound’ (1998) Keith Haring (1996) Andy Warhol – 'Portraits’ (1994) Primavera exhibition Primavera: The Belinda Jackson Exhibit, Australia's longest running exhibition, has