Events
Incinerator Gallery offers a broad range of special events to complement our exhibition program throughout the year. These include artist and curator talks, as well as other opportunities to engage with visual arts and culture.
Kite Making Workshop
Thursday, 18 January
11am to 2pm
Free — Registrations recommended
Materials provided. BYO recycled paper materials.
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Incinerator Gallery offers a broad range of free arts programs. We provide opportunities for participants of all abilities and levels of expertise to engage in art making and art interpretation activities.
Incinerator History Tours 2024
Free — Tickets essential
Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays — 11am to 12noon
Returning in February 2024
Group tours welcome, bookings by appointment.
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Studio Workshops
Studio Workshops are presented in a supportive environment for adults wanting to learn new creative skills or further develop an existing one.
Gift cards
Looking for a gift for someone special but not sure which Studio Workshop they would like to try. We now have Gift Cards available that can be used towards Incinerator Studio Workshops between February to November 2023. Click here to purchase one or many today.
Terms
Please read our Public Programs – Terms and Conditions before purchasing your ticket.
Access
Please get in touch with Incinerator staff if you have barriers to accessing this workshop and we will do our best to accommodate you. (03) 9243 1750 or incinerator@mvcc.vic.gov.au.
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Babies, Children & Teens
Incinerator Gallery offers a range of workshops and programs designed for babies, children and teens. Our popular artist and educator led workshops are designed to provide a visual arts experience catered to young people's developmental needs and interests.
Arty Tales 2024
$10 — Tickets essential
Fridays
9.30am to 10.30am — children aged 2 to 4 years
Returning February 2024
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Incy Wincy Babies 2023
$10 — Tickets essential
Fridays
10.45am to 11.45am — babies aged 12 to 24 months
12noon to 1.00pm — babies aged 0 to 12 months
Returning February 2024
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Incinerator Gallery artist and educator created video activities are designed for people of all ages and stages to learn about art or inspire creativity at your own pace.
Arty Tales Online
Welcome to Arty Tales Online – where the Incinerator Gallery comes to you. During 2021 our Barking Spider artist invited you to be creative with your baby from the comfort of your own home. We have collated each of the activities in the list below for you to enjoy. The rosebud who wanted to travelEverything…
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Bright Sparks Poster Inspo
Poster exhibition for Moonee Valley students from Prep to Year 10
Accepting entries until Sunday, 28 November
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Social Justice Art for Teens – October 2021
Understanding art worlds This month’s video is all about developing the studio habit of mind – Understanding Art Worlds. Artists are inspired by so much that happens in the world as well as works by other artists and creative people. Social justice art educator Francine Sculli explores different social justice art works to get you…
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Incy Wincy Babies — October
October’s play activity is an exploration of sound, texture, colour and shape. We’ll be creating our own baby sensory boxes!
To make your own sensory box you will need to find a small cardboard box, such as a tea or a tissue box. You will also need to collect some materials to explore colour and texture with.
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Spring Photograph it, Sketch it
Online Creative Family Workshop: Spring Photograph it, Sketch it! Multidisciplinary designer and educator Miranda Sims of The Zingy Studio invites your family to participate in a creative workshop to undertake at your own pace and in the comfort of your home. Be inspired by the art from the Middle Ages through to Baroque paintings whereby…
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Gallery Sketchers – September 2021
With many of us at home again, Carly encourages us to spend some time mindfully re-engaging with your home and local environment, focusing on tone and mark making. In a series of simple still life studies and using a variety of media, our approaches to drawing directly from life will be challenged in a final collage of this program’s drawings.
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