FRONT & BACK GALLERIES
LOUD, LIVE & LOVED
Iconic Melbourne music venues in miniature
by David Hourigan
CATALOGUE
In this series of works, I set out to celebrate some of our best-known and most-loved venues – those still with us and some we have lost – and to preserve a slice of Melbourne’s live music history. I want to capture musical memories into three-dimensional celebrations of Melbourne’s legendary live music scene so that the viewer doesn’t just see card, plaster, foam and plastic but experiences again hearing a particular song, seeing a favourite band, one particular night out. The sculptures are small but they stir big emotions.
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SIDE GALLERY
CARTOON WORLD
by Arie Rain Glorie
Cartoon World is what happens when I follow a hunch—with a pencil, or a needle—and end up somewhere I didn’t expect. Each felted figure or automatic drawing starts as a private impulse. Meaning comes later, usually when something makes me chuckle to myself. That’s the moment I trust: the flicker of recognition in my neurodiverse brain. This show is a glimpse into that process. A world built from absurd logic, anxious gestures, and soft materials with strange desires. It’s not clean or consistent, but it’s mine. Welcome to my inner cartoon world.
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UPSTAIRS GALLERY
THE MIXTAPE - VOL. 1
by Anne de Nooijer (Studio Frannie)
CATALOGUE
The Mixtape - Vol .1 is inspired by lyrics of songs that deeply resonate with me. In my debut solo exhibition, I want to celebrate the power and poetry found in song lyrics, with a focus on the work of non-binary and female artists. Poetic lines within songs often paint vivid images in my mind when I hear them and this exhibition is my translation of these emotions and memories into visual form, art reacting to art. By exclusively drawing from female or gender nonconforming artists, I aim to explore and express a connection that feels authentic and representational to my own personal experiences.
All of the artworks are created with hand dyed natural materials and reclaimed textiles.
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