Events
Heide Market
Immerse yourself in art and nature at the Heide Market! Set against the stunning backdrop of the Heide Museum of Modern Art's sculpture park and gardens, this is more than just a market—it's an experience. As you wander through the beautiful outdoor setting, you'll discover a curated collection of high-quality art, design, and handcrafted goods from over 120 of Melbourne's finest makers.
This open-air market provides the perfect opportunity to soak up the creative atmosphere, meet the artists, and find a unique piece to take home. And since the Heide Market is a pet-friendly event, you can bring your four-legged friend along to enjoy the day with you in this beautiful and inspiring setting!
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L I Q U I D
Opening 6pm Friday 30 October 2020
Following the success of our ceramic survey exhibition, HOLD, in 2019, we are once again shining a light on the beauty found in functional ware. LIQUID will applaud the sense of intimacy one experiences when using an exquisitely crafted vessel. Ceramic and glass artists from throughout Australia were invited to present works that epitomise the essence of good design, aesthetics and functionality. This exquisite survey exhibition is part of the 2020 Design Canberra Festival, with works and associated items available for purchase.
Image: Still Life with Pomegranates, Fran Romano.
Angel Exchange
Zara Sullivan and Bus Projects presents Angel Exchange, an online exhibition.
“Angel exchange asked artist to collaborate in an art “swap” taking place via the postal service. To participate, artists sent their addresses to Sully via email. In the post the received an artwork, a cast angel, from artist Zara Sully. In return, Sully asked for artists to send an artwork back to them. This project aims to connect artists during a time in which physical intimacy is at an exceptional low, raising questions about how intimacy can be achieved without human interaction.”
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*Please be aware that this exhibition contains images of nudity, viewer discretion is advised.
Image: Kindly provided by the artist Zara Sullivan.