Poet Tree is a collection of drawings by Chloe Vallance that pause in places of wonder.

Dorothy Lipmann's collection of abstract paintings in 'Walkaway' explores the situations of elderly homeless women.

fortyfivedownstairs is excited to once again be hosting our community-sourced, small works exhibition SMALL! SMALL! is an opportunity to see the walls of fortyfivedownstairs covered with an endless variety of styles and media including painting, drawing and sketches, prints, textiles, and small sculptural works.

'ROOM-ED' by Hyun-Joo Kim (Julia) merges traditional textile and craft techniques with contemporary mediums, including sculpture, sound performance, and video, to create an immersive installation.

This unique exhibition features 7 x 5 inch paintings capturing iconic views of Melbourne by Chris Pelchen.

Adam Sime's collection of paintings in ''why do birds suddenly appear" are an aspect of thought, long-considered, looking for the tension, looking for release, loaded with memory.

'Beyond Flinders' by Rick Eckersley is a collection of works on canvas that examine the connections between garden making, nature, and memory, inspired by Musk Cottage Garden in Flinders, Victoria.

In ‘Inside/Outside (U.S.A)’ James Bryans (re)captures iconic American landmarks frequently depicted in film and television, revealing the strangeness, unfamiliarity and complexity of this supposedly familiar land and culture.

Alexandra Lewisohn’s exhibition ‘Still’ continues her exploration of intimate still lifes inspired by the patterns and colours of her surroundings. Her paintings are distinctly decorative, featuring detailed arrangements of lamps, flowers, vases, mirrors, and fabric.

John Mezzini’s series of portraits in "Noctum" explores the search for the perfection of our outer persona, internal experience, trust in one another, and pleasure.

In 'SuperNatural' four artists with seemingly divergent practices come together in a cross-pollination of inspiration taken from the natural world.

Mark Chew's documentary photographs in 'Fuck Loss Kiss' showcase the complex and diverse lives of women and children in the urban slums and refugee camps of East Africa. This exhibition is accompanied by the video art piece 'Living Room' by Archie and Alicia.

'Analogue' by Jamieson Miller responds to the rise of the digital world by returning to the analogue process of carving, where the marks and imperfections illustrate the physicality, idiosyncrasies, and inner experiences of its maker.

'Out of the Orchard' by Cecilia Cairns is an exhibition celebrating her 60 years as an artist and teacher. Paintings, drawings, and prints depict the orchard, backyards, interiors, the bush, the beach, and the people who are part of her life.

Edward Coleridge's 'Letterbox Landscapes' will feature a collection of expressive oil paintings that capture the beauty of the Victorian countryside and cities, presented in a 1:4 horizontal format.

Hamish Tobias's exhibition explores the effects of warped self-perception on mental health and challenges conventional beauty standards through a multidisciplinary practice spanning painting, drawing and sculpture.

In 'fragmentum', an exhibition by Brenton Hill, abstract and fragmented compositions reveal the unreliability of memory and emotion.

Steve Leadbeater's 'RITUAL OF THE SENSES' immerses viewers in a sensory exhibition experience which celebrates energy, contrast, inner beauty and the process of creation.

‘Drawing Space: minus and plus’ is a collection of small-scale drawings by Perth-based artist Suzanne .k. Franklin (also known as sue.k.). By presenting works that are unhindered by narrative, the exhibition offers a viewing experience focussed on material substance.

'Endless Drawing' is a new exhibition by Michael Fikaris of automatic drawings inspired by a recent trip to the Wakka Wakka regions (Bunya Mountains, QLD). Fikaris will create a mural in the gallery, with the installation viewable while in progress that week until opening night of Friday June 13.