bundoora homestead art centre

 
 

The Access Gallery provides artists with a professional gallery enabling individuals to acquire first-hand experience in planning, developing and mounting their exhibitions.

Bundoora Homestead Art Centre invites exhibition proposals from artists for 2013. The Gallery welcomes innovative ideas and critical approaches to contemporary arts practice and, particularly encourages applications from emerging local artists using all media including traditional, non-traditional, installation and new media. Applications close at 4pm on Friday 30 August, 2012. Applications can be completed on line, printed and mailed to Bundoora Homestead Art Centre. Emailed applications will not be accepted.

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  • Sandra Bain
    Flower and Bug 2012
    mosaic
    Collection of the artist


    Caitlin Hughes
    Memory of Udaipur 2012
    mosaic
    Collection of the artist

    Seductive Smalti

    1 August 2012 - 26 August 2012

    Highly regarded, admired and much desired, smalti is the oldest mosaic material available today. The colours and differences in height and light interaction make it the material of choice for mosaicists all over the world. Presented by the Mosaic Association of Australia and New Zealand (Victorian Branch), this judged exhibition with prizes, highlights the use of smalti and other mosaic materials to produce amazing works of art.

    www.maanz.org
    www.kewceramics.com.au

     

     


  • Lyre Bird Duchess and Dressing Table Set
    embroidery on linen
    Gina Wilson Collection


    Melbourne Centenary VIC 1834-1934 c. 1934
    embroidery on linen doily
    Gina Wilson Collection

    Early Australian Linens

    29 August 2012 - 16 September 2012

    Gina Wilson's collection of vintage hand embroidered linens includes tablecloths, doilies, aprons, teacosies, and many other items found in op-shops, garage sales and on eBay. This exhibition focuses on pieces that mark milestones in Australian history, as well as native flora and fauna.

    www.earlyaustralianlinens.blogspot.com

     

     


  • Phyllis FALDON
    Convergance 2009
    acrylic on canvas
    City of Darebin Art Collection

    Seniority

    19 September 2012 - 14 October 2012

    Co-inciding with the Victorian Seniors Festival, the City of Darebin proudly presents, Seniority, a celebration of creativity, experience and excellence from senior artists in and around the Darebin community.

    Artists include Kerry Maher, Dawn Looper, Ted Sanders, Erif Vincent, Bob Doreian, Aunty Gwen Garoni, Jeannie Sanders, George Eustice, Phyllis Faldon, Aunty Frances Gallagher, Ken Senior, Wilma Plozza-Green, Sid Cross, Jan Howe, Emma Morrison, Lexie Luly and Helena Nowak .

     

     


  • Dianne SELBY
    Animal World 2011
    opaque paintmarker on paper

    Northern Support Services Annual Art Show

    17 October 2012 - 4 November 2012

    Northern Support Services (NSS) is a Northcote-based, not-for-profit community organisation that provides services for people who have an intellectual disability and autism. The NSS Art Studio’s annual exhibition is a showcase for the outstanding work produced by artists from Northern Support Services.

     

     


  • Paul COMPTON
    Eddie Munster Vignette 2011
    ink on paper
    Collection of the artist

    Bygones

    8 November 2012 - 25 November 2012

    Created with a sense of whimsy and playfulness, this exhibition of drawings, prints and handmade books by Paul Compton features portraits and vignettes exploring subjects ranging from outsiders and forgotten Victorian literature to lost film stars and local folklore.

    The City of Darebin is proud to present a spotlight on Paul Compton whose work, Teacup and Teapot Ensemble, was acquired for the City of Darebin Art Collection in 2010.

    www.paulcomptonart.blogspot.com

     

     


  • Meagan WYKE
    Monument 2010
    mixed media
    Collection of the artist

    A Painting Show

    28 November 2012 -20 January 2013

    Sharing teachers, studio space, and taking inspiration from each other’s work can create a strong bond between students. Four years after graduation, six emerging artists come together again to explore the on-going relationship between their artwork. Artists include Renee Cosgrave, Merryn Lloyd, Tom Reddington, Stephanie Stott, Sally Wemyss and Meagan Wyke.