Don’t Start
Numbering in the thousands and piled up in no particular order, this is the stuff of nightmares for conservators.
“Meet Me Under the Clocks”
Growing up, going into the city to catch-up with friends was always, “Meet me under the clocks” at Flinders St Station. Collins Street was ‘the Paris end’ and Federation Square was the Gas & Fuel building site.
To The Promised Land
They risk everything for a chance of freedom. How many boats are never seen. How many people are never fished from the sea.
all / most / some / none
Utilizing a system whereby the ruled grid becomes the vessel for a lexicon of hand-drawn symbols, the principal theme in Madeleine Joy Dawes' work is the utilization of iterative mark making as a temporal site to record measured and psychological time.
Mrs Larritt
An exhibition of lithographs and drawings celebrating the caring role and early married life of Maggie Larritt, wife of the first Surveyor of Bendigo. This body of work acknowledges the singularly European view of the colonial migrants as they lived on Dja Dja Wurrung land.
Meteorites from Earth
A series of sculptures and drawings as a result of the artist's fascination with the intersections of space, nature and science.
Hyperrealism and Improvisation
James Yuncken presents a series of paintings and drawings; both landscapes in a traditional and non-traditional sense.
As you are
An exploration in the subtleties of physical expression through body language, attitude and sartorial choices.
ATTENTION TO DETAIL
With a background and interest in botanical art, Ailsa Campbell's exhibition seeks to celebrate observed detail in Australian natural forms.
43 Miles South as the bird flies
A body of work that Andrea Jenkins been developing over the past three years, connecting Melbourne city to her studio on the Mornington Peninsula.
Configurations
Pietro Capogreco and Augustine Dall'Ava come together at fortyfivedownstairs to exhibit a series of drawings and sculptures in their exhibition Configurations.
an installation of drawings
FLUID by Micahel Pearce opens on Tuesday 5 April and runs until 16 April.
Review: Drawn to drawing in Open Water
Review of Open Water by Rebecca Jones, written by Bernadette Alibrando and published on the Walk to Art blog: I’ve decided that I am drawn to drawing and, of late, have been viewing drawing exhibitions and hanging out in drawing…