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  • Pietro Capogreco, What do I know (detail) 2015, 240 x100.5cm

    Configurations

    Configurations
    Pietro Capogreco and Augustine Dall’Ava

    Pietro Capogreco and Augustine Dall'Ava come together at fortyfivedownstairs to exhibit a series of drawings and sculptures in their exhibition Configurations.

  • Untitled, 2017, encaustic sculptural painting (detail)

    This life of accretion

    Taryn Lee-Steere

    This life of accretion is an exploration of intricate and interesting processes, borne of a desire to push artistic boundaries.

  • 45at45 Design by Zac Fay

    45 at 45

    presented by fortyfivedownstairs

    An exhibition of 45 artists at fortyfivedownstairs to celebrate our fifteenth birthday!

  • Rhonda Baum, Mind, white conte and ink, 300gsm on cotton rag paper, 300mm x 200mm

    Convenire

    Michael Sibel, Rhonda Baum & Jamieson Miller

    Convenire is an exhibition of sculpture, photography and works on paper by three renowned Melbourne artists.

  • Anna Taylor, The Andes, Peru – Save me series (detail), 2016, 230 x 510mm. Photographer: Christopher Sanders

    Save me

    Anna Taylor

    An exhibition exploring the minutiae of landscape replicated in the aerial view, documenting the exquisite mirroring of detail, pattern and line. Both a celebration of our earth and it’s incredible
    beauty, and a call to action to save it.

  • Jan Donaldson, The Infant of Prague

    Uncanny Life – artifact and identity

    Jan Donaldson

    An extension of the research undertaken for Jan Donaldson's PhD project exploring the doll/puppet as a cultural icon and artifact.

  • Bird as totem

    Mike Nicholls

    An exhibition of sculpture, drawing and prints commenting on issues affecting our lives, war, the environment and the higher being.

  • Between Us

    Ede Horton

    An exhibition of glass portraits depicting the diversity of the artist's community.

  • HICSA Bunyip

    TOO-ROO-DUN

    Curated by Lisa Waup and Baluk Arts

    TOO-ROO-DUN has brought together Victorian Aboriginal communities to create an immersive and imagined exhibition celebrating the Bunyip.

  • Yenbena Lotjpa: Ancestors Speak Out

    Lee Darroch

    A contemporary installation documenting and exploring a series of heart-wrenching letters and petitions written by the Ancestors to authorities in the 19th and 20th century.

  • Complex Life

    Catherine Hearse & Glenn Murray

    Two friends and artists use their artistic processes to explore their positions in the world, both in a physical, environmental and emotional manner.

  • Meteorites from Earth

    Oliver Ashworth-Martin

    A series of sculptures and drawings as a result of the artist's fascination with the intersections of space, nature and science.

  • Between Horizons

    Jan Learmonth

    A collection of new and delightfully peculiar small sculptures. They are fantastical watercraft, knotted, woven, and welded together with materials gathered on the artist's travels around Gippsland.

  • Seasons

    Angela Hayes, Lauren Joffe, Danielle Segal, Ann Knights, Pauline Meade, Rosanna Caldwell

    Through the ceramic medium, this exhibition explores the concept of ‘Seasons’ in relation to individual life experiences and the shifts that seasonality and change presents.

  • Greedy Pixiu

    William Eicholtz

    Greedy Pixiu are a pan Asian chimera to accompany us back from a difficult pandemic year.

  • Imperishables: Sculptures and Paintings

    Filip Toth

    The artist combines metal and stone forms, suggesting the frailty of human existence, or powerful monolithic shapes, tarnished by the patina of time, in an effort to indicate “visibly or invisibly” fragments of human existence.

  • Bird Call

    Mike Nicholls

    The works in Bird Call reflect humanity’s social conscience regarding the natural environment, and the impact we collectively impose on the ecosystem and the self through ignorance and greed.