RMIT Gallery

RMIT Gallery photo

Gallery in Melbourne Art Precinct Victoria Australia

www.rmit.edu.au/rmitgallery/

A vibrant public gallery in Melbourne’s inner-city, presenting a changing exhibitons program of contemporary fine arts and fashion, craft and architecture, design and new media.

Address
344 Swanston Street
Melbourne Precinct
Victoria
Australia
Postal Address
GPO Box 2476V Melbourne VIC 3001
Australia

Opening Hours
Mon-Fri 11am-5pm Sat 12-5pm
Price
Always free.
Wheelchair Access

Yes

Email

rmit.gallery@rmit.edu.au

Phone
03 9925 1717

The Queen’s Gambit

Constellations: A Large number of Small drawings

Lux in Tenebris Lucet

Contemporary Australian Drawings 1

Sandra Backlund

The Endless Garment: The New Craft of Machine Knitting

Apartheid Harp

Siemens-RMIT Fine Art Scholarship Awards

Angela Main, Metazoa 2008

Gefallener Engel (Fallen Angel)

Konsortium: Schwarz

Chashitsu Tetsu (Teahouse Tetsu)

Shelter: On Kindness

Reincarnation - Mao, Buddha & I, version II, C-type photogra

Liu Xiao Xian: From East to West

Steven Morton, Malaria-Infected Red Human Blood Cell, 2008

New Scientist Eureka Prize for Science Photography

aluminium, titanium vessel

Johannes Kuhnen

prawn armband/bracelet

Lava pepples glued on wall

Central Periphery

RMIT Gallery refurnishment

Critical Fixtures

Insect

Siemens-RMIT Fine Art Scholarship Awards

Diabetes Application Neckpiece

Kesi shawl (detail), silk

Photographic image, Southern Cross - to bear and behold

kollapsible neckpieces

envelop: kwodrent x farmwork

Charcoal and acrylic on canvas

Klaus Rinke recent drawings

Teapot Object

teabowl

black robe white mist

photo of dyeing

Installation, mixed materials, 400 x 300 x 250 cm,

RMIT Gallery is proud to present a stunning exhibition of Zandra Rhodes’s unmistakable designs
in the first major retrospective of the fashion doyenne’s garments to be shown in Australia.

RMIT Gallery presents Floating Worlds, a selection of photography and video by Christopher Köller, from 5 December 2007 to 26 January 2008. Floating Worlds is Christopher Köller’s photographic investigation of contemporary Japanese surfing subculture, compiled during a residency at the Australia Council’s Tokyo studio in 2003.

Christopher Koller

RMIT Gallery showcases contemporary Austral-Asian art and craft
Skills, traditions and stories from the homelands of 14 Australian based Asian artists, will be seen in a contemporary art and craft exhibition entitled Echoes of Home: Memory and mobility in recent Austral-Asian art at RMIT Gallery from 5 December 2007 to 19 January 2008.

Living Elvis presents a selection of contemporary art responding to Elvis Presley’s legacy in the visual arts, as well as selected items of memorabilia. The diverse works by 25 artists from Australia, Germany, Cyprus, England and China combine wit and irony with thoughtful critique and an engagement with the ongoing legacy of Elvis Presley in contemporary culture.
RMIT Gallery, 344 Swanston St