Arts Life - Photos
Eric Sierins, Max Dupain and Harry Seidler at Seidler House, Killara 1991
1991 digital print courtesy of Sandra Byron Gallery © Eric Sierins
Paul Dunn, I do love life 2008, ink-jet print
courtesy of the artist
Robert Ashton, Dead seal 2 2008, ink-jet print
courtesy of the artist
Arts Life: Summer 2009-10
Exhibitions
Monash Gallery of Art
860 Ferntree Gully Road, Wheelers Hill
Tuesday Friday 10am 5pm,
Saturday Sunday 12pm 5pm
Monday/public holidays: closed
Phone: 9562 1569
www.mga.org.au
Highway Gallery
The Highway Gallery
14 The Highway, Mt Waverley
Tuesday - Saturday 11am 5pm
Sunday 1pm - 5pm
www.highwaygallery.com.au
The Highway Gallery presents A Flurry of Colour
13 26 November
Vibrant paintings by Camilla Vascon exhibited at the Highway Gallery of Mt WaverleyChristmas Gifts Gala
Craft makers and artists present unique hand-made gifts that make Christmas shopping easy.
4 23 December
The Highway Gallery
www.highwaygallery.com.au
Further information Colin Donald ph. 9807 7261
Celebrating 20 Years
The Highway Gallery, the leading community gallery in Monash, celebrates its 20th anniversary with an exhibition of paintings from its most honoured artists.
27 February - 28 March
The Highway Gallery
www.highwaygallery.com.au
Further information Colin Donald ph. 9807 7261
Building as muse: Max Dupain & Harry Seidler
This fascinating exhibition traces the development of one of Australia's most creative relationships that lasted for over forty years. Featuring photographs, architectural models and assorted memorabillia from eight Seidler-designs.
17 December 2009 7 February 2010
Monash Gallery of Art
www.mga.org.au
Paul Dunn: Imagined communities
Paul Dunn's exhibition, Imagined communities, focuses on the notions of community depicted in real estate signage of emerging suburbs on the fringe of Australias capital cities. The signs capture a simple marketing message which belies the social complexity of communities in Australia today.
17 December 2009 7 February 2010
Monash Gallery of Art
www.mga.org.au
Robert Ashton: photographs from the edge
Photographs from the edge uses the beach as a stage for Ashton's idiosyncratic vision. Across a series of exquisite photographs, the coastal landscape becomes a place of strange beauty where life, as we know it, teeters on a liminal edge between earth and ocean, the known and the unknown, human habitation and the forces of nature.
10 December 2009 24 January 2010
Monash Gallery of Art
www.mga.org.au
Updated: 12 November 2009
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