2019 Past Exhibitions

Collider is a site responsive video work that investigates physical and conceptual notions of landscape as matter and phenomena.

In the nineteenth century, Brunswick was the centre of Australia’s pottery manufacturing and was accordingly dubbed “Australia’s Little Staffordshire.” 

The Dapper Queer – a finessed fashion sensibility that considers costuming, codes and the allure of the queer gaze.

The Darebin Art Prize is a biennial multi-medium award for excellence in contemporary visual art. 

Healing Practices begins with the question of healing, and how we can heal. 

In partnership with Midsumma Festival, Bundoora Homestead Art Centre was delighted to host artist Sean Miles as our 2019 artist in residence.

From the Latin words for ‘first matter’, Prima Materia is based on the notion that gold could be produced from just a few basic elements.

Australia has long defined itself by who does and doesn’t belong. Bundoora Homestead mansion is an iconic monument of a time where the exclusion of non-European people was written into law, as a founding principle of our first Federal Government.

 

 

Verge explores the limits of ideas about what constitutes jewellery, and questions the common focus on object outcomes. The exhibition sees the process of making examined and reinterpreted in the practices of six diverse artists.

One Step Further is a collection of new work created by leading textile artists of Australia and New Zealand. This exhibition of contemporary and innovative textile art pushes the boundaries of colour, texture, line and shape to explore many different issues and themes important to the featured artists.

Bundoora Homestead Art Centre is honoured to present a restrospective exhibition by Aunty Frances Gallagher.

Bundoora Homestead Art Centre has a fascinating, multi-layered history.