The Access Gallery at Bundoora Homestead Art Centre is an exhibition space that hosts projects developed by individuals, organisations, community and special interest groups. The aim of the Access Gallery is to encourage community members to tell their own stories.
Applications close on September 17, 2010 for exhibitions propsed for 2011.
Download application, guidelines and facilities and equipment.
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15 July 2010 - 8 August 2010
Kaarat Pittin Ween: Message Stick (Gunditjamara dialect)
Student’s from RMIT’s Indigenous Art Unit present a modern form of message stick with artworks conveying cultural information of the many Indigenous clans represented in this exhibition.
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12 August 2010 - 29 August 2010
Peter Adams: the inner world
Peter Adams’ latest body of paintings explore the inner world of an artist who is Deaf. Inspired by the nurturing and compassionate relations shared with specific people in his life, these expressive and colourful works are renditions of the connections that bind him to an external world.
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21 October 2010 - 31 October 2010
Northern Support Services Annual Art Show
The Studio at Northern Support Services (NSS) is operated by artists committed to providing quality community based adult education and training in the visual arts for people with a disability. The vibrant talent and creativity of NSS artists is showcased in this annual exhibition.
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4 November 2010 - 21 November 2010
Valda Quick Biennial Paper Arts
This inaugural exhibition is named after founder and practising artist, Valda Quick. Many of the artists work with hand made paper as well as fibre and reclaimed paper and include 2D and 3D artworks, books and writing papers.
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25 November 2010 - 5 December 2010
The Joy of Watercolour: sparring partners
The watercolours of Jeanne and Ted Sanders show two distinct styles – their work inspiring each other as they paint side by side.
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9 December 2010 - 30 January 2010
City Edge: photographs by Douglas Evans
The edges of the city are often raw and unadorned. Places of transformation. Sites of movement and change. The urban/suburban veneer is stretched thinly over a remnant ruined landscape. Webs of infrastructure stretched across the land. The city edge can be banal but also diverse and beautiful. Photographer, Douglas Evans address the outward ripple of the city edge.
