Exhibitions Coming Up

Phil Roubin, Pride. Trocadero Art Space
In 2010 Object will launch a new phase in its programming schedule. For 10 weeks, diverse and exciting activity will replace the usual program of exhibitions with the objective to engage audiences in new and innovative ways. The aim is to support the creative industries in all their forms, including designers, artists, craftspeople, scientists,
and engineers.
Spring Series
Object Gallery
The Audio Design Museum
Object Gallery
Born in Germany in 1877, Hans Heysen emigrated to Adelaide, South Australia with his family at the age of seven and became a popular national figure during his seventy year career. This timely exhibition will be the first comprehensive survey of Sir Hans Heysen’s work, since the Gallery’s own centenary retrospective of 1977.
Hans Heysen
Queensland Art Gallery/Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA)
The Original Copy
The Museum of Modern Art - MoMA
Unrepresented
fortyfivedownstairs
A fascinating historical look at the river, river craft and the people that plied these waters. The Hogg family – a name synonymous with inland waterways and paddle steamers, have collected photographs and memorabilia over many years and have generously provided a selection of these for our enjoyment during the Pioneer’s Week Festival of Swan Hill.
Pioneers Week
CHRIS BOND, COLLECTED WORKS
Nellie Castan Gallery
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NATHAN GRAY - What They Brought Back
Gertrude Contemporary Art Spaces
Stephen Bush
Sutton Gallery
John Davis: Presence
The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia
Man painted black wearing footy shorts, yellow paint smeared around mouth, stuffed toy tiger hanging on head, sculptural implements hanging around him.
Basil Sellers Art Prize 2010
Ian Potter Museum of Art