The eyes that saw her were closed

As of Tuesday, 8 December Incinerator Gallery will reopen to the public. Resuming standard operating hours Tuesday to Sunday, 11am to 4pm. Our first priority remains the safety of our community and staff, as such we are continuing to follow the State Government’s guidelines around gathering limits and social distancing. Your Gallery experience may look and feel a little different than usual, but as always, our team will be there to guide you through. We look forward to welcoming you back to the Incinerator Gallery!

Current Exhibitions

Strathmore Mural

Upcoming Exhibitions

Silent Witness

Shadowlands

Siam Fieldnotes

REUNION: Embittered Swish

Beguiled by Light: Ray Wilson

Flight Path: Julia Powles

Past Exhibitions

Seeking New Gold Mountain

Instants

Fireworks

Landscape Familia

Social Justice Art

Incinerator Art Award 2020

Musings: reflections of art and life from the Moonee Valley community

Silent Witness: A Window to the Past

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The Billboard Project

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The eyes that saw her were closed is an installation referencing the architectural drawings of Marion Mahony Griffin who was the architect and co-designer of the Essendon Incinerator, now the Incinerator Gallery, alongside Walter Burley Griffin.

The work aims to highlight the importance of her work within their collaborative practice.

Artist: Tracey Lamb