Past Exhibitions 2023
Past Exhibitions 2023
Image Credit: REAL FAKE: Himalaya. Photo and digital design Betty Sargeant.
Zetetic XIV
A selection of works by artists in residence at Shakespeare Grove Artist Studios
17 November 2023 to 25 January 2024
The exhibition featured the works of 14 artists who each explore a broad range of themes through many different genres and mediums.
For more information visit the Shakespeare Grove Studios and artists page.
10
Celebrating a decade of inspiring art that defies stereotypes
6 October to 3 November 2023
The 10 exhibition platforms the inspiring stories and art of Melbourne-based social housing residents and showcases the transformative power of inclusion.
Image Credit: Nick Cave, c1980s
© Peter Milne. Courtesy of the Artist and M.33
St Kilda’s Alright!
Art and artists in the 1980s
14 July to 22 September 2023
St Kilda’s Alright! presents a selection of works by artists who played a significant part in advancing St Kilda’s creative culture during the 1980s.
The exhibition was created to celebrate the endorsement of the St Kilda Live Music Precinct – Victoria’s first ever live music precinct.
Pride at Play
3 to 24 June 2023
Pride at Play is a curated exhibition that celebrates thoughtful videogames and tabletop roleplaying games made by the LGBTIQA+ community, with the LGBTIQA+ community in mind.
It works to expand knowledge of game design and highlight the importance of LGBTIQA+ representation in the gaming industry.
Small Town Emo - Fnife Games
Photo: Adam Thomas
Image credit: Morganna Magee, Anahita (detail), 2021 Digital print on paper, 91 x 60cm. Image courtesy of the artist.
Distant Shores
17 March to 12 May 2023
Distant Shores is a moving exhibition showcasing the work of Melbourne-based photographer Morganna Magee developed in collaboration with participating members of the local migrant and refugee communities. The exhibition combines portrait photography, family photos and written testimony to tell the story of cultural heritage through the lens of the migrant experience.
From the Ground Up
16 December 2022 to 28 February 2023
In collaboration with Melbourne-based artist and graffiti writer – LING, 26 graffiti writers created artworks in public spaces throughout the City of Port Phillip. Each artist showcased their work at Carlisle Street Arts Space. Works include pencil work, paintings, sculpture, photography and video projection.
LING, image courtesy P1xels