Events.

  • Poster for Dandenong Ranges Open Studios event, dates March 21-22 and 28-29, 2026, with colorful abstract background visible through text and promotional information about exploring local artists' work.

    Dandenong Ranges Open Studios 2026

    Click here for Open Studios 2026

    21-22 and 28-29 March | Over two weekends

    Produced by Burrinja in Partnership with Yarra Ranges Council

  • Continuum

    When

    Thu 12 Mar – Sun 26 Apr 2026

    Hours

    Wed - Sun 10am to 4pm

    Where

    Burrinja Lyre Gallery
    351 Glenfern Rd, Upwey 3158

    Exhibition Opening

    Thu 12 Mar 7pm

  • Poster with 'Intervalle: a body of drawings by Gerard Russo' featuring an art studio with a black and white drawing of a ballerina on an easel.

    Intervalle

    Intervalle
    A new body of drawings exploring the spaces between, moments held, stretched and folded through line and mark.

    Release Dates: October 22 - 5 November

  • Red poster advertising a pop-up art exhibition called Lustre, running from May 18 to May 30, featuring works by Elizabeth Gleeson, Gerard Russo, and David Cox, located at 929 High St, Armadale.

    18 - 30 May 2025 Mon-Fri 11am -3pm Sat -Sun 11am-5pm 929 High St, Armadale

    ‘Lustre’ is a pop up group exhibition taking place during May. Three artists, three processes come together to celebrate the lustre of material and form.

  • Text "The Other Art Fair" on a light green background

    The Other Art Fair - Melbourne

    MELBOURNE | NAARM

    30 January – 2 February 2025The Timber Yard, Port Melbourne

    Experience-seekers, this one’s for you. We’re reframing art and how you experience it. Save now on weekend tickets—book by 29 January.


    Presented by SaatchiArt.com, the world’s leading online art gallery, we’re a global gathering of creative thinkers, game changers and pleasure seekers sharing emerging talent and unforgettable experiences. Set against the backdrop of the world’s biggest cities, each of our fairs is different. We combine boundary-pushing yet always affordable works with immersive installations, performances and the odd tattoo or taxidermy class thrown in for good measure.

    Art isn’t confined to convention or rule, and how you enjoy it shouldn’t be either.

    A place where art feels accessible, where everyone fits in, where the experience exists outside of four white walls and the same four artists?

    That’s not normal. That’s The Other Art Fair.

  • Abstract black and white painting of human hands with drips and splatters

    The Quiet Pieces

    JULY 2024

    An online exhibit and release of recent, original, charcoal figure studies.

  • "Fifty Squared Art Prize 2024" poster with overlapping square outlines on an orange background, text reads "22 June–5 July" and "BSG."

    Brunswick Street Gallery

    2024 Fifty Squared Art Prize, Australia's largest open-call art prize for 2D artworks measuring 50x50cm or less!

    Each year the Fifty Squared Art Prize showcases artists at all stages of their career, from emerging to established, practicing throughout Australia and beyond, with an exhibition of hundreds of artworks encompassing painting, drawing, photography, printmaking, wall-based sculpture, weaving and more!

    Attracting hundreds of artists and thousands of gallery visitors to its showcase exhibition, this is an opportunity not to be missed!

    All artworks entered will be on display to the public in our showcase exhibition from 22 June–5 July 2024.

    CELEBRATION EVENT

    FRIDAY 28 JUNE, 6–9PM

    Join us in celebration with the artists of this year's Prize on Friday 28 June from 6–9PM. All are welcome!

  • Sol Gallery - Window exhibit

    While making this piece 'Gatherer', I found myself drawn to the expressive potential of hands cradled by angular folds of fabric. As I worked, these hands at the centre of my composition naturally commanded more detail and emerged as a thematic focal point. This process deepened my appreciation that an essence resides in the actions and gestures of our hands. The subtlety of hair, merely suggested through the polish on the copper, along with intentionally vague and lifting facial details, also encourages viewers to look beyond the individual.

    Artwork image: Brent Lukey