entry 06
January 13th to Febuary 10th

Sophia Xeros-Constantinides . Joel Gailer . Christine Prescott . David McCall . Renee Gross . Ed Wakeham . Amelie Scalercio . Alcides Flores Mendez . Michelle Harle . Jessie O’Sullivan . Kathreine Gibberd . William Holt . Kylie Rawson . Joyce Dupre .  Poppi Kikos . Benjamin Webb .  Shelley Krycer . Alister Karl . Melinda Piesse .  Emma Taylor . Grant Nimmo . Gus Kollar . Jodie Goldring . Sarah Waldie . Craig Cole . Shini Pararajasingham . Alison Hanly . Rebecca Ryan . Gaye Lyons . Michael J Meneghetti . Jeanette Purkis  

STRANGERS AND HEROES
by Matthew Kyme
Febuary 16th to 11th March

A review of Melbourne street art

urban myths
March 17th to april 8th

Just Now
A collection of ephemeral, time based works
April 13th to May 12th

thread bare 
Curated by Rohani Osman
May 19th to June 16th

Myra Kaufman . Melissa Deerson . Jessica McPhee . Rosalie Osman . Margaret Neuhaus . Dhini Pararajasingham . Aphra Perkins . Shini Pararajasingham . Leo Zylberberg . Rohani Osman . Renee Bazerghi

NON-PHOTOGRAPHY
A PSC Final Year Art Major Exhibition
June 23rd to July 21st

in absentia
works by xero
July 28th to August 25th

Porthole project
Small instalations to peep into
July 28th to August 25th

Silhouettes
by Steve Rosendale
July 28th to August 25th

Botanical
1st to 29th September
Opening Friday 1st September 6 to 9pm

To see a World in a Grain of Sand
And a Heaven in a Wild Flower,
Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand
And Eternity in an hour.
William Blake, "Auguries of Innocence"


A group show curated by Alister Karl

Sarah Berners . Evelyn Brandt . Craig Cole . Vanessa David . Susannah Garden . Alison Hanly . Alister Karl . Charley Laeder . Jessica McPhee . Eleni Rivers . Karis Sim . Jackson Slattery . Benjamin Webb . Sean White . Domenica Vavala

VA2
October 20th to November 3rd

Jessica Kennedy . Sasha Campbell . Giustina Tortello . Pei Pei He . James Lessels . Natalie Holloway . Vicki Miller . Shane Gallasch . Simon Billing . Kathryn Brown . Suzie Fulcher-Meredith

Storylines
the snap shot community project
More than seventy people share the lines of their story with the aid of a disposable camera

The Story Lines photography project is intended to involve non-artists as well as artists in active participation and representation in an exhibition context.  The aim is to get people involved in the arts who would not normally enter a gallery let alone have there own work hung in an exhibition.  We hope that this active participation with the non-arts community will help to educate and break down the barriers between the arts and the broader community.

The intention is to have an exhibition of photography that will include people from all walks of life.  Brunswick Arts has provided a pack that includes a disposable camera, developing and hanging of the exhibition to over seventy people from all over Melbourne. Participants were asked to document their life in any way that they see fit knowing that all shots are exhibited with no censorship. Each roll of film will be developed in one long strip that will be hung in the gallery, in ether vertical or horizontal positions.

Brunswickarts gave twenty of the seventy cameras out to four community groups in the Moreland area.  These included Ceres environmental art park, the Sydney rd community school and the Asylum Seekers Welcome Centre.  As part of the galleries commitment to supporting it’s local community to interact and become part of the art’s community.

The project will culminate in an opening night in which the participants in the show will be able to celebrate their exhibition.

INTERIORS
December 8th to December 22nd
Curated by Karis Sim

Chris Cawthorn . Julian Chapple . Lucy Fahey . Alcides Flores . Suzannah Garden . Natalie Holloway . Cate Longden . Michael Needham . David Ramm . Stacey Ryan . Erica Rowntree . Ashley Russell . Karis Sim . Don Tassone
 
‘Interiors’ is a group exhibition that asked artists to consider the theme interiors. Fourteen artists from different artistic backgrounds and disciplines have contributed works on their personal interpretations of interiors. Given instructions that they were to consider the theme broadly, they have found inspiration from a range of different sources.

They have drawn stimulus from sources such as interior decoration and design, to more literal translations of space and form; from representations of one’s interior life, to visceral and metaphysical spaces.

Works chosen for the show cover a range of mediums and materials. They include small vessel like sculptures, to digital images that reference wallpaper. Installation pieces that explore our relationships to public and private space, to skin containers that reference the paradox of containment and freedom; and architectural models of office buildings that give glimpse into the interior life of urban existence.

‘Interiors’ aims to give an eclectic mix of artists the chance to explore the concept of what it's like to be on the inside.