Spring Days – Off the Kerb – 10/09/22 – Exhibition
Spring Days is a group exhibition of 50+ of Melbourne’s finest creatives. This exhibition will raise funds for Sri Lanka which is experiencing the greatest economic ruin in its history.
Spring represents a renaissance. It represents change. A season symbolizing rebirth and fertility, spring denotes the revival of nature with flowers blooming, plants growing after the dormancy of winter, warming temperatures and longer days. Animals come out of their winter dormancy and begin their nesting activities.
You can check out the catalogue HERE
Glen Downey – Magpie.exe
Artists include
Nash, Sharya Wick, Jason Parker, Jennifer Allnut, Alexia Novella, Everyday Lines, Glen Downey, Lukas Kasper, Amanda Wright, Carla Scotto, Ink Boy, HWJ, Yen Yen Lo, Cat Parker, Ryan Pola, Jack Howl, Liz Gridley, Lucy Ray, Chris Vernon, Anastasia Dickson, Stiplo, Andre Bruzzese, Clémence Saucez, Julia Schmitt, Yiying Lee, Guste Sakalauskaite, Emily Van Der Molen, Erika Rivera, Emily Wright, Jodie Di Natale, Deb Marshall, Julian De Lio, Matthew Schiavello, Nicole Willis, Otto MacPherson, Polly Hollyoak, Rachel Derum, Claire Ellis, Katie Geppery, Kay Hustwaite, Kirsty Fletcher, Lindesay Dresdon, Maria Petrova, Tetiana Levandovska, The Printmaking Florist, Katie Banakh, Rocket, Timothy Perkins, Zac Gernfell, Julia Catania, Rana the Frog, Ying Huang & Basak Savcigil.
HWJ – Spring has sprung in desolate Collingwood, 2420
This exhibition will donate 15% from art sales to these grass roots charities on the ground so they can provide food security, and on-going immediate assistance to the crisis affected population of Sri Lanka;
https://palmera.org/crisis
https://thesoupbowlcolombo.wordpress.com/
Keep up to date on the Facebook event HERE
This exhibition will be formally opened by MP Samantha Ratnam, an Australian social worker, politician and the leader of the Victorian Greens. Samantha and her family left the country after the ‘Black July’ 1983 riots in Colombo that gave rise to 30-year Sri Lankan Civil War.
Opening Night: Saturday 10th September 6pm – 8pm
Dates: 8th – 22nd September 2022
Gallery opening hours:
Thurs & Fri 12 – 6pm
Sat & Sun 12 – 5pm
Off the Kerb
66B Johnston St,
Collingwood, 3066
