Exhibitions Archive in Flinders Lane, Victoria, Australia

James Callahan Endless Bummer
JAMES CALLAHAN
Until Never
Ikko Taniuchi : Enogu Buto
Ikko Taniuchi
Until Never
Aboriginal bark painting
Ancestral power and the aesthetic
Ian Potter Museum of Art
The first John Brack retrospective to be held in more than twenty years, this exhibition will survey the artist’s complete oeuvre, incorporating paintings and works on paper from all of his major series and including pictures such as The bar 1954 and Collins St., 5 p.m. 1955, now regarded as some of the most iconic images of 20th century Australian art.
John Brack
National Gallery of Victoria - International
Coinciding with the International Year of Astronomy, Shared sky explores the cultural experience of the night sky over our southern continent. From Warmun in North Western Australia to Melbourne in Victoria artists of different cultural backgrounds and locales explore humanity's enduring psychological engagement with the southern stars over the centuries.
Shared Sky
National Gallery of Victoria - International
Richard Butler-Bowdon, The Heiress, oil on canvas, 2009
RICHARD BUTLER-BOWDON
Until Never
Nairm Djambana
NAIRM DJAMBANA - Bay Gathering Place
Citylights Projects
'Give up your day job' hand-stitched tapestry (mixed yarn) o
Tramspotting
flyer
Exploration 9
Flinders Lane Gallery
painting of head by Michael Porter
Michael Porter
Until Never
portrait of the composer Alan Holley
FOUR SUNDAY CONCERTS
Until Never
After first exhibiting her work at the age of 57, Rosalie Gascoigne rapidly established a reputation as one of Australia’s foremost contemporary artists. Following her first exhibition in 1974, Gascoigne subsequently developed an impressive exhibition history that included her being honoured, in 1982, as the first female artist to represent Australia at the Venice Biennale.
Rosalie Gascoigne
National Gallery of Victoria - International