Current exhibitions
Exhibitions at the Incinerator Gallery
There are no current exhibitions in the Gallery, check the upcoming exhibitions page for details.
The Billboard Project
The Billboard Project is a series of large format photographic billboards that create unexpected public galleries in and around the Keilor Road Shops in Niddrie.
The locations can be discovered around Wallace Mall, and they connect to the billboard in the front garden of the Incinerator Gallery.
These public sites feature changing exhibitions by some of Melbourne's best contemporary artists. Elvis Richardson, Clare Rae, Zoe Croggon, Petrina Hicks, Mike Read, Genevieve Grieves, Dianne Jones, James Voller and Steven Rhall have all exhibited in these spaces.
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Offsite exhibitions
In my little corner of the world anyone would love you
This exhibition incorporates photographic portraits and textiles to commemorate the cherished roles of four loved ones in Parminder’s life. The artworks are inspired by floral motifs derived from Parminder’s ancestral heritage. Flowers are used to adorn the sitter’s faces to signify the sacred place that they hold in her life. The artworks are inspired by…
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Cultural dissonance
This exhibition explores the tension and interplay between queer identity and cultural norms through five photographic portraits. Each portrait features ‘taboo’ makeup and traditional attire, representing the embodiment of cultural pride and queerness in the lives of young second-generation migrants. When illuminated by a phone flashlight, the portraits reveal hidden engravings of words taken from…
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Small things that I love
This exhibition explores Candy’s deep affection for the local suburbs of Footscray, Moonee Ponds, and Essendon. Through a collection of still life paintings and painted bottles, the exhibition draws upon the local dining scene and the natural beauty of the landscape, which characterises the north-west. Celebrating the harmonious interplay between food, community, and place, this…
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U, ME, ANYONE
This exhibition features geometric faces in a variety of shapes and vibrant colours. While these embroidered features-eyes, nose, and mouth-bear anthropomorphic traits, they do not adhere to any specific or recognisable identity. Instead, the artwork encourages viewers to contemplate a world beyond categorisation and identity. Within this body of work, Christina prompts viewers to question…
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Arcade Way Reserve Public Art Project: Ash Firebrace
Arcade Way Reserve’s Public Art Project consists of three murals designed by Wurundjeri artist Ash Firebrace and painted by muralist Christian Vine. The murals reflect the importance of the Earless Dragon, the Wedge-tailed Eagle, and the Eastern Barred Bandicoot to Moonee Valley’s critically endangered Volcanic Plains Temperate Grassland in Keilor East on Wurundjeri woi-Wurrung Country.…
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Indigenous Arts Project: Paola Balla
Inspired by a shared desire for reconciliation and to embed a First Nations perspective into FJ Davies Reserve, the artist engaged with local primary school children to create joyful drawings that were incorporated into these bronze pieces. In 2023, Paola reflected on the project, “I was doing community arts work at the Gathering Space, a…
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Market Mural: Raf McDonald
Market Mural by Raf McDonald is a public art installation that transforms the exterior wall of Everage Street, Moonee Ponds into a multi-layered artwork. The work responds to the history of the site as a former marketplace. The mural includes text which reads, “is the old marketplace receding or appearing?” inviting the viewer to contemplate…
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