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Past Exhibitions

Pamilya: From Our Roots We Bloom

20 March – 2 September 2024
An exhibition by Chelsea Avila

A Quiet Space

9 March – 13 May 2024
An exhibition by Nikki Willson

Recasting Shadows

16 February – 12 June 2024
An exhibition by Kate Robinson

Unwind, Colourful Mind

19 December 2023 – 27 February 2024
An exhibition by Lukas Kasper

Ascent 2023

18 November 2023 – 14 December 2023
An exhibition by City of Melton's top young creatives.

Flowers in Places

25 October 2023 – 08 February 2024
An exhibition by Martina Jurjevic

Love Where You Are

8 August 2023 – 4 March 2024
An exhibition by Tess Angala

Barely Wearable

body adornment for the age of over-consumption

An exhibition by Ruth Downes
18 July – 29 October 2023

She Will

20 June – 16 October 2023
An exhibition by Nanchok Santino Chol

The Edge

24 March - 9 July 2023
A group exhibition exploring the precarious but persistent state of nature at the edge of urban growth.

Pyrrhic Victory

7 March – 15 June 2023
An exhibition by Adelai van Loggerenberg

Conversations with Birds

1 February – 31 July 2023
An exhibition by Naomi Leeder

Wonderful-strong

13 December 2022 – 16 March 2023
Wonderful-strong is an exhibition of hand-drawn watercolour illustrations by award-winning and best-selling author and illustrator Maxine Beneba Clarke.

The Stories That Connect Us

2 December - 28 February 2022
QR Code Animation around Lake Caroline Reserve

Encore 2022

1 December – 8 December 2022
Lakeview Senior College student exhibition.

Our Place, Our Community

8 November 2022 – 26 February 2023
‘Our Place Our Community’ is an exhibition of recent work in a wide variety of media by Mt Atkinson Art Group.

19 July – 1 November 2022
Learn the many sides to Melton’s beloved historical icon Hannah ‘Grannie’ Watts, in this exhibition of new work by Melton Arts & Culture’s Artist in Residence, Christian Hansen.

Dis-Repair

22 March – 28 July 2022
Dis-Repair is a multi-sensory augmented reality exhibition by emerging artist Annie Murray, taking us into dystopian worlds full of empathy in the face of calamity.

Anima Animus

9 August – 27 November 2022
Art, footy and mental health come together in this fantastical exhibition about healthy gender roles by artist Julie Zapasa.

Winanga Burruguu

3rd March - 10th July 2022
Using a strong colour palette and a mix of contemporary and traditional painting techniques, Lucy explores plants and animals from her own ancestral stories.

Prismatic Play with Georgina Humphries

20 January - 13th February 2022
Georgina Humphries will be creating a kinetic installation to fill the lawns of CS Gallery and Caroline Springs Library with prismatic colour and inflatable fun.

Local illustrators showcase

8 December 2021 - 23 February 2022
We celebrate the creativity and initiative of self-published and independent children’s illustrators and writers in our community with this double-bill exhibition at Melton Library over the summer holidays!

Skylines and Storylines

7 December 2021 - 6 March 2022
Involve your whole family in this vibrant exhibition designed by children who live in the City of Melton.

Longing for Home, Water Ritual

3 August - 21 November 2021
This installation explores the experience of first generation Australian women through their connection to the Australian bush.

Animal Kingdom

19 June - 2 December 2021
This exhibition explores the diversity of the animal kingdom, from endangered species to human’s best friends.

Inner Self

15 May - 7 December 2021
This exhibition of printmaking, paintings, and drawings aims to raise awareness around issues for the LGBTIQ+ community in dealing with the health system and managing mental health.

REAL | LOCAL

5 May - 25 July 2021
Award-winning artist, Atong Atem, shares contemporary photographic portraits alongside works from a collaborative project with local residents of South Sudanese heritage.

Watching from Afar

3 March - 29 April 2021
Susumu Matsuura (Japan) and Thomas C. Chung (Australia) present an observational study of the cultural changes caused by COVID-19.

Never be late for a Parade

16 December 2020 - 7 March 2021
This exhibition features a collection of illustrations from Shaun Tan's best-known picture books. Through this selection of brilliant images, as varied and fascinating as their narratives, it celebrates Tan's unique approach to storytelling.

Equal

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Showcasing local female artists, this 2020 International Women’s Day exhibition organised by Women Making it Happen seeks to redress gender imbalance in art opportunities, increase the visibility of women and acknowledge their contributions to our local community.

Past Exhibitions

Pamilya: From Our Roots We Bloom

A Quiet Space

Recasting Shadows

Unwind, Colourful Mind

Ascent 2023

Flowers in Places

Love Where You Are

Barely Wearable

She Will

The Edge

Pyrrhic Victory

Conversations with Birds

Wonderful-strong

The Stories That Connect Us

Encore 2022

Our Place, Our Community

Elements of Hannah Watts

Dis-Repair

Anima Animus

Winanga Burruguu

Prismatic Play with Georgina Humphries

Local illustrators showcase

Skylines and Storylines

Longing for Home, Water Ritual

Animal Kingdom

Inner Self

REAL | LOCAL

Watching from Afar

Never be late for a Parade

Equal

Flow State

Let's Play

Miniature Madness

Let's Eat Cake

Art Forms In Nature - Drawing the Micro-Scale

Minding Monsters

Art in the Park

Encore

Are we there yet? A journey around Australia

Fantasy, Myth, Legend Journals

Take Your Best Shot - Your Photo Competition

Reclaim

Home: an exhibition of textile arts