2024 exhibitions

Gallery exhibitions that are currently running, or have taken place so far in 2024.

If you have questions about our past exhibitions or would like information about an exhibition that is not listed, you can email [email protected].

Community exhibitions

Abstract painting featuring dark and muted colours. The main background colour is a dark, washed out teal. Dark winding strokes accented by cream paint swirl throughout the painting. The dark strokes create loops and abstract shapes featuring orange, peach, and yellow swatches of paint.

'Coming Home’ by Marina Floreancig'

Bold and textural, ‘Coming Home’ by Marina Floreancig is a community exhibition exploring place and identity.

Painting of a light-haired dog, perhaps a kelpie, positioned behind two sunflowers. The dog has its mouth open smiling with its eyes closed, with the sunflowers leaves on either side of it. The background has a light blue to mid-blue gradient.

'The Future is Interest-spective' by Autism Spectrum Australia

‘The Future is Interest-spective’ by Autism Spectrum Australia is a community exhibition celebrating the diverse perspectives, experiences, and voices within the Autistic community.

Black and white photograph of a grocer shop. Shelves lined with tinned and bottled goods line the walls of the store and there is a long table with a cash register. Three staff are in the background, one behind a counter at the back of the shop and two near the register partially concealed by product displays.

‘Old Hawthorn, Fresh Eyes’ by Hawthorn Historical Society

'Old Hawthorn, Fresh Eyes' is a community exhibition by the Hawthorn Historical Society, unpacking complex narratives and hidden stories that enrich our society.

Landscape artwork created from watercolour, pencil, and digital processing. In the foreground there is a family of two adults and two children. They are looking at a large mountain range in the distance. The mountain range is made from two layers, one is black and white and the other in colour. These layers are organically overlapping revealing both layers.

‘The Antipodes in Words and Pictures’ by Gosia Lapinski and Michal Lapinski

‘The Antipodes in Words and Pictures’ is a community exhibition featuring artist Gosia Lapinski and poet Michal Lapinski. A collaboration between father and daughter, this exhibition explores the experience of leaving behind all that is familiar and making a new home in an unknown place.

A busy painting featuring 13 figures very close together and occasionally overlapping or in unusual positions. Every figure has large teeth and red lips. Some are wearing crowns. The painting is cartoon in style with thick black outlines around each shape. The words ‘Be Pert + Paramountly Amusing Kids’ appear in the bottom left corner.

‘We Are Very Amused’ by Christine Alison Ewert

‘We Are Very Amused’ is a community exhibition celebrating the life and art of Christine Alison Ewert. Featuring paintings and drawings from Christine’s long career, this exhibition highlights the artist’s distinctive style that was authentically her own.