Incinerator Gallery

Art Club

Great Collectors and Their Legacy: Isabella Stewart Gardner – stories of loss and beauty
Tuesday, 20 April at 10am at Incinerator Gallery
Tickets free — bookings essential

Mindful Making - Ceramics

Sunday, 6 June — 3 sessions to choose from — 1pm | 2pm | 3pm
Tickets $20

Social Justice Art for Teens

Saturday, 8 May at 10am at Incinerator Gallery
Tickets free — bookings essential

Incinerator History Tours

Thursday, 22 April at 10am at Incinerator Gallery
Tickets free — bookings essential

Gouache Painting Workshop

Sunday, 16 May — 12.30pm
Tickets $40

Now showing

Alysa McHugh Figure Oread 2020 archival pigment print.

Shadowlands: Aylsa McHugh

9 April 2021 - 16 May 2021

Priya Namana Static Motion 2021 video still

21_18031_304071: Priya Namana

9 April 2021 - 6 June 2021

(False)-Relationality

9 April 2021 - 6 June 2021

Coming soon

We Thrive: Charlotte Allingham

27 April 2021 - 1 August 2021

Baab 02: Mohamed Chamas

18 June 2021 - 1 August 2021

Jim Berg Silent witness – A window to the past 2005 c type photographic print.

Silent Witness: Uncle Jim Berg

28 May 2021 - 6 June 2021

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No plans today? Join us from 1pm for a special Yarning Circle/Artist talk with the incredible artists and curators of (False)-Relationality.

Hear about their creative process and learn more about the works in the this exhibition. This is a free event, register at https://incineratorgallery.com.au/exhibition/false-relationality/

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Come along to view our latest exhibition and ask the artists and curators about their creative process at our Yarning Circle/Artist talk event tomorrow from 1pm.

Book online at https://incineratorgallery.com.au/exhibition/false-relationality/

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Tyson Campbell (Te Rarawa/ Ngāti Maniapoto) is a Narrm/Melbourne based multi-disciplinary artist whose work is engaged with the relationships between the indigenous and the settler-state imaginaries.

Tyson is also our co-curator for our latest exhibition (False)-Relationality.

Tyson is currently researching non-performativity as a way of de-railing and de-legitimising control, discipline and punishment within contractractual agreements of social and financial outcomes of contemporary indigenous culture production.

Read more about the exhibition at bit.ly/False-Relationality

Image credit: Geneva Masters

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Have you seen our new exhibition (False)-Relationality?

Meet the artists and curators behind this exhibition and get to know more about the creative process at our Yarning Circle artist talk this Saturday.

Register to attend: https://incineratorgallery.com.au/exhibition/false-relationality/

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Want some inspiration for your sketching? Join us for Gallery Sketchers each month and refine your skills.

Join us online tomorrow at https://incineratorgallery.com.au/activities/gallery-sketchers/

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Moorina Bonini is a proud descendant of the Yorta Yorta Dhulunyagen family clan of Ulupna and the Yorta Yorta and Wurundjeri-Woiwurrung Briggs/McCrae family.

Moorina is one of the curators of our latest exhibition (False)-Relationality. As an artist, Moorina’s works are informed by her experiences as an Aboriginal and Italian woman. Her practice is driven by a self-reflexive methodology that enables the reexamination of lived experiences that have influenced the construction of her cultural identity.

Experience (False)-Relationality when it opens on Friday, 9 April. Read more: bit.ly/False-Relationality

Image credit: Lucy Foster, @lu_spent

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Flashback to when the Essendon Incinerator was being restored. 🔨

This building still makes an impressive statement and has historical significance. Discover its history on on of our monthly History tours.

More information: https://incineratorgallery.com.au/activities/incinerator-history-tours/

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Have you seen these photographs around Moonee Valley? These works by Melbourne-based, Chinese-born photographer Gabriel Jia capture some beautiful moments of daily life in Thailand (ancient name Siam) and shows the interconnectedness to our own lives here and with all cultures across the world ➰

You can hear the artist’s commentary on each piece by just scanning the QR code at each location. Read more about these works and the Billboard project at https://incineratorgallery.com.au/exhibition/siam-fieldnotes/

@gabrieljia_photographer #incineratorgallery

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Priya Namana is a multidisciplinary contemporary artist from India, living and working on the unceded lands of the people of the Kulin Nations in Naarm (Melbourne).

Her work is research-based, grounded in the politics of the present, incongruous temporalities whilst existing within the framework of affirmative ethics.

Explore Priya’s work in the Atrium space when her exhibition 21_18031_304071 opens next Friday.
Read more: bit.ly/21_18031_304071

@priyanamana #incineratorgallery

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Get your creativity flowing at our next one-day studio workshop event on Saturday, 10 April 〰️

Join Artist Educator Liana Kapelle for this workshop, perfect for all levels from beginners to advanced. Places are just $40 per person. Book now: https://incineratorgallery.com.au/activities/watercolour-workshop/

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Read about our next exhibition (False)-Relationality in ArtsHub: see link in bio.

(False)-Relationality features the work of contemporary First Nations artists including @michaeltuhanuku @raindamages @39lines @deean.cross @nikaugabrielle and curated by @cr______________dio and @yortayorta_warrior_principessa and opens next Friday, 9 April.

Image credit: Sam Harrison, Butterfly Effect 2019, acrylic on MDF board

Now showing

Shadowlands: Aylsa McHugh

9 April 2021 - 16 May 2021

21_18031_304071: Priya Namana

9 April 2021 - 6 June 2021

(False)-Relationality

9 April 2021 - 6 June 2021

Coming soon

We Thrive: Charlotte Allingham

27 April 2021 - 1 August 2021

Baab 02: Mohamed Chamas

18 June 2021 - 1 August 2021

Silent Witness: Uncle Jim Berg

28 May 2021 - 6 June 2021

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