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Gallery Programs on Sunday 29 October 2006Choose a location to see the program, or use the links below the map. Ararat Regional Art GalleryPrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Free Entry Free floor talk by internationally recognised Australian contemporary textile artist Glenys Mann in conjunction with her exhibition. Workshop conducted by Glenys Mann in wool and silk dyeing with natural materials for adults – bookings required. Free lecture by Dr. Colin Holden, on Lionel Lindsay in conjunction with the exhibition of Lindsay works. Dr. Holden is a Fellow of the Department of Fine Arts, Classics and Archaeology and Senior Fellow in the History Department at the University of Melbourne. He curated Lionel Lindsay, An Antipodean in Spain, a National Gallery of Victoria Touring Exhibition in 2004, and is also the author of Lionel Lindsay in Spain, An Antipodean Abroad. Free art workshop for young people in conjunction with Country Racing in Focus exhibition. ExhibitionsGlenys Mann Retrospective, works by internationally acclaimed textile artist Lionel Lindsay prints from the permanent collection Country Racing In Focus, A touring photographic exhibition celebrating the uniqueness of rural, regional and remote racing across Australia from Champions Australian Racing Museum and Hall of Fame in Melbourne Ararat Regional Art Gallery Art Space WodongaPrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Free Entry 10.00am – 4.00pm Workshops for Over 50’s Art Space Wodonga Ballarat Fine Art GalleryPrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Free Entry Program Highlights12 midday Free guided tour to the bowels of the Gallery 25 mins 2.00pm Tour of the Gallery with a Gallery Guide 2.30pm Concert sponsored by the Women’s Association- Ballarat’s Saint Cecilia Singers 4.00pm Walk through with the Director of Ballarat in Pictures All Day Activities A range of activities for primary school age children will be available all day, including practical art and trails of exploration. ExhibitionsA matter of Time – 16th Tamworth Fibre Textile Biennial/ Karl Duldig/ Ballarat in pictures Ballarat Fine Art
Gallery Benalla Art GalleryPrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Free Entry 11am A woman's view of the collection 12 midday Lunch – the café (sorry no such thing as a free lunch) 1pm Building a Collection – recent acquisitions at Benalla 2pm The Director’s Cut – the stories behind the pictures 3pm Viva la France – go to France (c. 1900) with a Frenchman 4pm Aboriginal Art – what’s it all about? Documentary and talk ExhibitionsThe Fabulous Collection, Benalla Art Gallery Benalla Art Gallery Bendigo Art GalleryPrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Free Entry 11am–4pm Throughout the day the Gallery will be offering a range of activities for children. Everything from fridge magnet making inspired by Arthur Boyd’s Leda and the Swan through to Contemporary Australian Gallery: Mask making, children can create their own fantastical masks using different textures and colours. 12pm & 2pm Our new youth guides will take children and their families on a special tour of their favourite works on display. Exhibitions23 September–29 October 28 October–26 November Bendigo Art Gallery Bundoora Homestead Art CentrePrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Free Entry 2.00pm Talk and Tea Jewellers' Perspectives Victoria Mathews, Linda Keays, Alex and Jo Parmington and Romy Mittelman are jewellers from different backgrounds encompassing a wide range of approaches with training ranging from trade apprenticeships to art schools. They are united by a common aim to introduce jewellery to the Australian public as a serious art-form. Linda Keays will talk about their work. Their exhibition will be in the Access gallery from November 3 - November 26. Talk is followed by afternoon tea. Cost $5.00 Visit Bundoora Homestead Art Centre and experience fine architecture, artwork and food under the same roof! Built in 1899, the Homestead is a magnificent Queen Anne style federation mansion registered by Heritage Victoria and certified by the National Trust. The interior is enhanced with fine quality stained glass, rare architectural pyrography and other impressive examples of plaster craftsmanship. The Homestead café offers a lunch menu together with a tempting selection of cakes, exotic teas and coffees and quality wines. So come along and feast your minds on the wonderful world of art! ExhibitionsLake Gnotuk: a layered history Lake Gnotuk: a layered history is a Geelong Gallery exhibition toured by NETS Victoria. Gumbri White Dove Gumbri: White Dove, City of Darebin, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award is a biennial event that celebrates the life of Jessie Hunter, a much loved and respected Wurundjeri elder who passed away in 2004. Jessie's Wurundjeri name was Gumbri meaning white dove and this art prize is open to those who identify and are accepted as Indigenous artists who either live, study or work in the state of Victoria and the City of Darebin. October 20 – December 3 2006 Art from Northern Support Services This exhibition is representative of the diverse creative talents inspired by the visual arts and community art networking programs offered by the studio at Northern Support Services for people with disabilities. 21 October – 29 October 2006 Bundoora Homestead – Art Centre Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical MuseumPrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Free Entry 11am Tour by Director 12 midday Tour by Curator 2pm Afternoon Tea 3pm Tour by Director ExhibitionsFrank Brangwyn: Stations of the Cross 1934-35 Works from a private collection Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum Central Goldfields Art GalleryPrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Free Entry 10.00am Fantastic Creatures in Clay Workshop Conducted by Anna Ashton, Ministry of Fun. Direct from her Ministry of Fun in Dunolly artist/sculptor Anna Ashton will conduct a workshop for children aged 8 and over. Anna has been creating quirky works at her studio for some time and is well known for her raku fired clay chooks. Children have the opportunity to participate in a free hands-on workshop where they will learn to model three dimensional fantastic creatures in clay. Inspiration for these works of art will be taken from the Gallery Collection of artwork surrounding the children while they create. Participants will need to bring an art smock or old shirt. All materials will be supplied by the Gallery. Fantastic creatures in clay created by the children will be fired at Anna's studio and will be available for collection at the Gallery in a couple of weeks. 2.00pm Meet the Artist – Philip Adams Free talk by well known local artist, Philip Adams. Phillip Adams' work captures the essence of the region; the bush and birds, the morning light through the trees and the dry scenes of summer. Phillip will discuss his works and provide insight into techniques he uses to create his paintings. Join the artist after the talk for free tea and coffee. Central Goldfields Art
Gallery Champions Australian Racing Museum and Hall of FamePrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Free Entry 11am Curatorial tour of John Wren exhibition, "Glory, Glory, Glory", with Elizabeth Gertsakis, guest curator (45 mins). Please register for this tour at the front desk on the day, or by phoning 03 9258 4830. 11.30 am – 2.00pm Kids dress up as jockeys and ride ponies for a Spring Racing Carnival photo opportunity. Parents bring your camera! 1pm Curatorial tour of John Wren exhibition "Glory, Glory, Glory" with Elizabeth Gertsakis, guest curator. (45 mins). Please register for this tour at the front desk on the day, or by phoning 03 9258 4830. ExhibitionsJohn Wren 1871 – 1953 Glory. Glory. Glory. Glory Visionary Australian Sporting and Cultural Entrepeneur and Philanthropist If you were born or grew up in Melbourne before or soon after the Second World War you would know who John Wren was. Rising from the Catholic working class heart of Collingwood to become a business man and promoter of racing, boxing and wrestling, with a passion for spectacle and organized entertainment, Wren was a corporate thinker decades ahead of his time. This exhibition has been curated by Elizabeth Gertsakis for Champions – Australian Racing Museum and Hall of Fame. Champions Australian Racing Museum and Hall of
Fame City Museum at Old TreasuryPrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Free Entry Talks and hat making workshops with milliners in conjunction with the exhibition Hat Tricks: Fabulous, Frivolous and Functional: 150 years of headware in Melbourne. Wesley College Big Band (Elsternwick Campus) at 2pm Old Treasury forecourt ExhibitionsMaking Melbourne A chronicle of events and characters that helped shape the city of Melbourne Built on Gold The story of Victorian gold, from the diggings until it left the colony and its legacy for Melbourne Growing Up in the Old Treasury The story of the basement apartment, occupied by the Maynard family from 1916-1928 Gold & Prosperity Exhibits colonial Australian craftsmanship in precious metal from the Vizard Foundation Collection Hat Tricks Showcases the work of contemporary local milliners alongside displays of colonial and modern hats City Museum at Old Treasury The Duldig StudioPrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Free Entry Art in a Viennese Setting From 11.00am onwards See the historically fascinating and aesthetically exciting works of art by the internationally acclaimed sculptor Karl Duldig (1902-1986) and his artist-inventor wife, Slawa neé Horowitz, (c1902–1975). In the artists' charming former home, sculpture garden and artists' studio, sculptures, drawings, paintings and decorative arts tell the spell binding story of their creative lives in Vienna, Singapore and Melbourne: of dramatic escapes and remarkable reunions, and of heartbreaking loss and unexpected recovery. This remarkable insight into the world of two passionate and inventive artists gives students, teachers and the general public the opportunity to explore and enjoy fine art in an authentic domestic setting – a rare privilege and an inspiration. Art11.30am and 2.30pm Free Conducted Tours Tour leader Eva de Jong-Duldig (daughter of the artists) Fine food 1.00pm Viennese specialties From Fleischer's Cakeshop, Melbourne's leading Viennese bakehouse 2.00pm to 4.00pm Delicious Viennese Jause (coffee and whipped cream with Fleischer's cakes) in the charming setting of the Duldig sculpture garden Music 2.30pm to 4pm Enjoy delightful piano and chamber music in the new gallery Kids 12 noon to 3.00pm Clay modeling for 'kids' of all ages The Duldig Studio92 Burke Road, East Malvern Telephone: 9885 3358 Email: info1@duldig.org.au Web: www.duldig.org.au East Gippsland Art GalleryPrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Free Entry 10.00am to 12.00 midday Free puppet making workshop for children aged 7 to 11, led by Marion Dawson. 1.00pm to 3.00pm Guest speakers talking about 'art therapy'. Art therapy both as an adjunct in the field of 'talking cures' and the process involved in making art as the therapy. Activity sheet for children available throughout the day. ExhibitionAppetizer - regional artists respond to the theme. East Gippsland Art Gallery Geelong GalleryPrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Free Entry Fine food & art Fine foodFrom 11.00am onwards Taste the food and wine from the region with produce from: Drysdale Cheeses, Indigenous Flavours, La Madre Bakery, Lighthouse Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Ms Ruby's Cookie Co, Moorabool Valley Chocolate by Design, Screaming Seeds Spice Co and Scotchmans Hill (wine tasting only). Produce available for purchase on the day. Art12.00 noon Artist talk Dr Gillian Turner will speak about her recent work in the exhibition Notations. 2.00pm Collecting contemporary art – the art market Art consultant, Sarrah Shapley, will discuss the contemporary art market in relation to the Gallery's 2006 Fletcher Jones Art Prize. Her talk will include a general overview of the contemporary art market in Australia, buying and selling contemporary art, notions of value and what it is to be a collector of contemporary art. 12.00 noon to 3.00pm Art activity for children Join in a fun activity and make a cupcake mandala. Exhibitions2006 Fletcher Jones Art Prize 30 September to 26 November (Sponsored by Fletcher Jones) Gillian Turner – Notations 28 October to 10 December Shell Arts – Geelong Region Artists Program Painted porcelain – decorated British ceramics 1750–1850 until 12 November Eat art - Arcimboldo goes pop Education Gallery – exhibition of student work Geelong Gallery Gippsland Art Gallery · SalePrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Free Entry to Gallery A Bus Tour of the Galleries of Gippsland A guided tour of the Galleries of Gippsland is being organised by Gippsland Art Gallery · Sale. The tour which commences at 10.00am will include visits to Gippsland Art Gallery · Sale, Switchback Gallery at Monash University Churchill, ARC (Art Resource Collective) at Yinnar, Latrobe Regional Gallery (lunch at So Swish Café at Gallery purchase at own expense), Cowwarr Art Space – including a visit to Clive Murray-White's Marble Sculpture Studio 3:45pm and returning to Gippsland Art Gallery · Sale by 4.30pm. Bookings for the Bus Tour through the Gallery. Exhibitions2006 John Leslie Art Prize This is the fourth of the $10,000 biennial Art Prize. The theme for the 2006 prize is painting depicting 'Land' with reference to and perceptions of, the important issues contained within. From the Personal to the Public East Gippsland College of TAFE Art School exhibition. This exhibition features the work of East Gippsland TAFE (Fulham Campus) art students with a focus on painting, sculpture and multi and mixed media. Works from significant Australian Sculptures from the permanent collection of the Gippsland Art Gallery in the Sculpture Courtyard. Gippsland Art Gallery · Sale Hamilton Art GalleryPrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Free Entry Front of house and behind the scenes tours Afternoon tea in the gallery – with a Japanese theme (in relation to Porcelain and the Japanese aesthetic exhibition) Architectural model making in conjunction with Tomorrow Land ExhibitionsTomorrow Land Award winning exhibition of digital prints by Victorian artist Callum Morton selected by the Australia Council to represent Australia at the the 11th India Triennale in 2005, and along with Susan Norrie and Daniel von Sturmer has been chosen to represent Australia at the 2007 Venice Biennale. Morton's cutting edge works elaborates a global tendency in art and architecture toward an international style. 20 September to 29 October 2006 Porcelain and the Japanese Aesthetic Designs of 17th, 18th and 19th century Japanese and European porcelain for home use and export. 4th exhibition to celebrate the 2006 Australia Japan Year of Exchange. A Glass and Ceramics Circle of Australia Exhibition. 23 September to 19 November 2006 Modern European Prints From the permanent collection 4 October to 26 November Hamilton Art Gallery Heide Museum of Modern ArtPrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Entry to Heide I and gardens for Get into Art! is free. Admission fees apply to Heide II and III. 11.00am The Story of Heide, Volunteer Guide Venue: Heide I 12.00 noon Growingrowing Heide 2006 Garden tour Volunteer Guide, Venue: Assemble Heide III 2.00pm The Story of Heide, Volunteer Guide Venue: Heide I 2.00pm Growingrowing Heide 2006 Garden of delights: special and heritage roses Sophie Adamson, rose specialist and nursery owner, explores Heide's roses Tickets: $5.00 Event code: PE009 Venue: Assemble Heide III 3.00pm Growingrowing Heide 2006 Garden tour Volunteer Guide Venue: Assemble Heide III ExhibitionsKim Donaldson: Between the Lines Until 3 December 2006 Imagine... The Creativity Shaping our Culture final day of exhibition Meeting a Dream: Albert Tucker in Paris 1948-1952 Until 5 November 2006 Living in Landscape: Heide and Houses by McGlashan and Everist Until 5 November 2006 Heide Museum of Modern Art Horsham Regional Art GalleryPrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Free Entry 12.00 noon Wimmera Women's Circus will perform in the exhibition, 'Risk' 11.30am & 1.30pm Story telling with Education Officer Angela de Martino Rosaroll 1.00pm – 2.00pm "Meet the artists": "Bushfire Journey" artists, Mark Shaller, Murray Walker, Peter Walsh. 2.00pm - 3.00pm Afternoon tea in the first floor gallery 2.00pm – 3.30pm "Music to Delight": Julie McErlain, pianist from Port Fairy 3.00pm Field naturalist Barry Clugston will talk about the regeneration occurring in the Grampians National Park since the devastating January bushfires Free animal mask-making workshop with Education Officer, Angela de Martino Rosaroll, throughout the day and show bags for children A free return bus will run from Warracknabeal to the Gallery in Horsham ExhibitionsRisk Renowned circus photographer Ponch Hawkes distils her 30 years experience into a three-themed exhibition that explores the more surreal consequences of this most breathtaking of arts. Toured by Monash Gallery of Art September 12 – November 5, 2006 Bringing the Wild Indoors Selected from the Bill and Maureen Mann Collection of Australian Wildlife Art. Includes historic and contemporary images of wildlife. September 12 – November 12, 2006 Shadowland Viv Mehes uses photo narratives to demonstrate the dignity and resilience of six refugees currently living on temporary protection visas (TPV) in Australia. Banners by Mehes, displayed in the Community Gallery, compliment the exhibition. October 17 – December 10, 2006 Hiking with Sam Historic photographs of the Grampians National Park by Samuel George Cahill who operated a photographic studio in Horsham from the 1920s until his retirement in 1948. August 25 – December 3, 2006 Horsham Regional Art Gallery Ian Potter Museum of Art, University of MelbournePrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Free Entry 'Stories to tell' is the theme of the day's programs focusing on two exhibitions, Groote Eylandt barks and Middle Eastern Manuscripts, which will primarily target a family audience. The first program has been specifically shaped around the exhibition Illuminations: Middle Eastern Manuscripts. In this program parents/grandparents will be encouraged to come to the gallery with their children/grandchildren and create manuscripts of their own under the guidance of skilled calligraphers. Bookings required. As the Groote Eylandt barks are stories in their own right (about village life, how the indigenous community went about their daily tasks etc) indigenous story telling sessions will be conducted in the gallery spaces for all ages. No bookings required. ExhibitionsDestiny Deacon: walk and don't look blak August 17 to November 5, 2006 Groote Eylandt barks from the University of Melbourne Art Collection September 23 2006 – 21 January 2007 Art in Focus 23 September 2006 – 21 January 2007 Illuminations: Middle Eastern Manuscripts September 2 2006 – 26 March 2007 Selected works from the Vizard Foundation Art Collection of the 1990s part 2 July 16 – November 19, 2006 The Ian Potter Museum of Art, The University of Melbourne ICON Museum of Art, Deakin UniversityPrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Free Entry Official launch of Art for Art's Space – All WelcomeThe Deakin University Museum of Art is proud to launch Art for Art's Space, a series of large scale public sculptures on the Melbourne Campus at Burwood. To celebrate the sculptures and to increase awareness, enjoyment and understanding, the Museum of Art has created and compiled a self guiding trail map and brochure with details on artists and their creations. 2pm To celebrate the launch of Art for Art's Space and accompanying trail guide, The Museum of Art will host a free afternoon tea with artists and their representatives in the forecourt of the ICON gallery – and everyone is welcome. Collect a free copy of the trail guide from the ICON Gallery and talk with artists and project collaborators who will be in attendance about their work at a pleasant spring afternoon gathering. All Welcome ExhibitionsPalimpsest: The Art of Glen Skien ICON Museum of Art,
Deakin University Latrobe Regional GalleryPrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Free Entry Enjoy a special program of activities and events that will engage the young and the young at heart. Activities and events will include tours of the current exhibitions, artist floor talks, a special lunch menu in the So Swish Cafe´ and children's activities throughout the day. The much anticipated launch of the Latrobe Regional Gallery's Artcore project, a multi-artform line up of acts and activities will occur on this day. Exhibitions14 October-19 November 23 September- 29 October 30 September-12 November 14 October- 3 December International Power Hazelwood Community Access Gallery La Trobe Regional Gallery La Trobe University Art Museum and CollectionsPrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Free Entry 12.30pm Curator's Floor Talk in conjunction with the exhibition: Draw the Line: Drawings by Eleanor Hart and Daniel Moynihan. 1.30pm Walk around La Trobe University campus to view the public sculptures. La Trobe University Art Museum and Collections Glenn College, Bundoora
Campus (parking in carpark 6 or 7) Linden – St Kilda Centre for Contemporary ArtsPrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Free Entry ExhibtionsGallery 1 • NARCISSUS OF LIBERTY • Penelope Trotter Gallery 2 TERROR AUSTRALIS Migs Gallery 3 • VAN • Jason Waterhouse Gallery 4 • SHEEP • Louisa Jenkinson Gallery 5 • DISPACE • Josh Daniel, Susan Reddrop, Jonas Ropponen, Roz Yeung, Laura Woodward, Sary Zananiri. Linden – St Kilda
Centre for Contemporary Arts Maroondah Art GalleryPrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Free Entry Performance and workshop in conjunction with Walala Wasala – African Textiles exhibition ExhibitionsWalala Wasala –
African Textiles 26 October – 2 December 2006 Maroondah Art Gallery McClelland Gallery + Sculpture ParkPrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Public Galleries Association of Victoria (PGAV) Open Day at the McClelland Gallery + Sculpture Park Sunday 29 October 2006 Free Entry The McClelland Gallery + Sculpture Park and Mulberry Hill join all public art galleries across Victoria to welcome visitors to a special day of discovery. How to get to McClelland and Mulberry Hill?Get out your walking shoes and catch a free-and-easy-to-hop-in-circular-special McClelland bus from the Frankston Railway Station. The Bus departs from Bay No. 3 on the hour from 10 am to 5 pm. It travels from Frankston Station to the McClelland Gallery, in Langwarrin, then to Mulberry Hill, in Langwarrin South, and back to the Station. The last bus departs from McClelland at 5.15 pm to take you back to the Station. Further information: Peninsula Bus Lines: (03) 9786 7088 and Metlink (train timetables) 131 638. What is On at McClelland? Bookings strongly recommended on (03) 9789 1671 ExhibitionsGodwin Bradbeer Greg Johns: Patterns of Thought The McClelland Collection ProgramsFree Guided Tours of the Sculpture Park at 11.00 am and 2.00 pm Curator's Floor Talk at 3.00 pm Documentary screenings of significant artists Delicious food, coffee and cakes at Harry's Licensed Café McClelland Guild of Artists Artists' exhibition The Peninsula Woodturners' Guild Woodturning demonstrations Spinners and Weavers Demonstrations of spinning and weaving (you can try it out!) Sale of beautiful handmade items Raffle of natural wool rug and handmade shawl Membership Drive Morning and Afternoon tea The Lapidary Club Demonstrations of cabochon cutting Mulberry Hill - (located at Golf Links Rd, Langwarrin South)National Trust property, Mulberry Hill is a delightful American colonial-style residence, built in the late 1920's. It was the home of noted artist Sir Daryl Lindsay and his wife Joan, best remembered as the author of the Australian classic novel "Picnic at Hanging Rock". The Lindsays' personal collection of artworks and Georgian furniture are an outstanding feature of the house. Its rural setting and commanding views of Westernport Bay complete the experience of the visit. For further information please call 03 5971 4138 McClelland Gallery + Sculpture Park Mildura Arts CentrePrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Free Entry 11am onwards The Mildura Arts Centre will come alive with a variety of activities, from market stalls on the lawns with fine food and wine from our region, music, to children's workshops, floor talks on current exhibitions including the special anniversary exhibition Collection 50. As a part of the day, 'book bargains' on previous and current Mildura Arts Centre books, postcards, prints and much more. ExhibitionsCollection 50 Permanent collection In May 1956, Mildura Arts Centre opened as a regional art gallery in Rio Vista. This year we celebrate 50 years of our Centre and its collection. Paul McIntrye has curated a selection of 44 works from the permanent collection which express its strength and diversity. Witness to War: official art & photography 1999-20003 Australian War Memorial Works commissioned by the Australian War Memorial from contemporary war artists Rick Amor, Wendy Sharpe, Peter Churcher, Lewis Miller, David Dare Parker, Stephen Dupont. Witness to war is an exceptional collection of the work of the Memorial's most recent official artists and photographers. It is an exhibition that reveals not only the striking images of Australian servicemen and women in war zones throughout the world but also their personal stories. All prize winners paradedJo Grant All Prize Winners Paraded is a photographic exploration of Australian agricultural shows. These annual events have persisted despite societal shifts that have seen small towns de-populated. Grant is motivated by her own experiences of growing up in the country and this series is an attempt to use the microcosm of the rural shows to examine broader issues about an Australian cultural identity. Mildura Arts Centre Monash Gallery of ArtPrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Free Entry MGA Angel DayMonash Gallery of Art (MGA) presents a full day of festivities, activities and entertainment aimed at attracting families to the Gallery. Events will focus around the theme of angels to coincide with the exhibition The Passing of Light. This photographic exhibition features an illuminating and theatrical series of angels and biblical visions by Melbourne-based photographer Emmanuel Santos. Highlights of 'Angel Day' will include a performance by an a cappella vocal quintet who will provide 'angelic' sounds in the Gallery. Guardian angels will guide children through a variety of interactive art-related activities. Angel cakes and a 'Heavenly' lunch menu will be available at the MGA café. MGA will also offer exhibition and 'behind the scenes' tours at prescribed times. ExhibitionsThe Passing of Light: Emmanuel Santos Drawing inspiration from the Renaissance period, Melbourne-based photographer Emmanuel Santos presents an illuminating and theatrical series of angels and biblical visions. 25 August to 12 November 2006 William and Winifred Bowness Photography Prize and exhibition. The Prize and special exhibition of works by Australia#s emerging and mid-career photo artists provides an opportunity to engage with some of the most interesting contemporary work produced over the past year. 25 August to 12 November 2006 Traces of Memory: Julie Millowick Julie Millowick explores the botanical footprints left by people who settled in central Victoria both during and after the gold rush. In this seductive exhibition, Millowick uses techniques from the very infancy of the photographic medium – cyanotype and gelatin silver photogram. Film is not used. A camera is not used. Each image is unique and cannot be reproduced. 25 August to 12 November 2006 Monash Gallery of Art Monash University Museum of ArtPrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Free Entry
Tours of the Rapt! exhibition will be taken by Assistant Curator: Kirrily Hammond Exhibitionsrapt!
20 Contemporary artists
from Japan Monash University Museum of Art Mornington Peninsula Regional GalleryPrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 Free Entry 11.30am – 12pm Fireflies workshop 2pm Participate in a tour of the Fireworks: Tracing the incendiary in Australian art exhibition 2.30pm – 3pm Bright sparks workshop 3pm Participate in a tour of the Sybil Craig: 1901–89 Modernist Painter exhibition ExhibitionsFireworks: Tracing the incendiary in Australian art traces how fire, both in the bush and in the city, has inspired and informed the work of Australian artists such as Rick Amor, Eugène von Guérard, Sidney Nolan, Arthur Streeton and Fred Williams. Sybil Craig: 1901–89 Modernist Painter is the first retrospective exhibition of the distinguished Australian modernist artist and includes over sixty works selected from public and private collections. Mornington Peninsula Regional
Gallery National Gallery of VictoriaPrograms on Sunday 29 October 2006 NGV International Open daily 10am-5pm Free Entry Voluntary Guide Tours Fine Arts NGV Family Trail: Animal Pause Animal Tales with Anne E Stewart Exhibitions at NGV International
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