Gippsland Art Gallery presents 14 new blue and white porcelain sculptures by Thai–born artist Vipoo Srivilasa, together with an earlier work acquired by the Gallery in 2015. ...
Vipoo Srivilasa: Everyday Shrines
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Imagine | 134 works by 81 local, national, and international artists
'imagine' showcases 134 works by 81 local, national, and international artists tracing 500 years of art making featuring specially commissioned works looking at perspectives of life on earth....
Sue Fraser: Storylines
Dealing with the complexities of human nature, Fraser’s linocuts pull the viewer into a narrative where subtle ‘shades of gray’ offer multiple meanings and emotional responses....
Weird Ceramic
Exploring unusual and unconventional uses of the medium in contemporary Australian art, the exhibition features 27 works by 11 artists: Glenn Barkley, Stephen Bird, Chris Dolman, Lynda Draper, Donna Green, Emily Hunt, Philjames, Jenny Orchard, Stephen Ralph, Sarah Smuts-Kennedy, and Vipoo Srivilasa....
Amelda Read-Forsythe wins the 2016 John Leslie Art Prize
Melbourne-based artist Amelda Read-Forsythe has battled the storm and won this year’s John Leslie Art Prize, an announcement made by Harriet Shing MLC (Eastern Victoria) at the official gala opening at the Gippsland Art Gallery on Friday 2 September. Read-Forsythe’s painting After the Storm (2016) is a whimsical...
2016 John Leslie Art Prize Finalists Announced
The John Leslie Art Prize is one of Australia’s most prestigious and valuable prizes for landscape painting. With $20,000 (non-acquisitive) up for grabs, the Prize consistently attracts the highest calibre of artists working in Australia....
Helen Wright: The Edge of Reason
Tasmanian-based artist Helen Wright takes audiences into a universe of dreams where nothing is quite what it seems in 'The Edge of Reason'....
The Long Dark Night: German Expressionism 1914-1945
‘The Long Dark Night: German Expressionism 1914-1945’, curated by Brett Stone and Simon Gregg, features original works by Max Beckmann, Otto Dix, Conrad Felixmüller, George Grosz, Erich Heckel, Käthe Kollwitz, Max Pechstein, and Karl Schmidt-Rottluff....
Rites & Rituals
‘Rites & Rituals’ presents an array of Aboriginal art and artefacts from the Gippsland Art Gallery’s collection....
Martin King wins the 2015 Gippsland Print Award
Martin King has been crowned the winner of the inaugural $5,000 acquisitive Gippsland Print Award for his relief etching Dawn Survey – Indigo (2015). The winning work references the genres of still life and natural history painting. His work, depicting the tail feathers of a lyre-bird,...
Gippsland Art Gallery celebrates 50 years!
2015 marks the 50th anniversary since the Gallery first opened its doors. Over fifty years, six directors, eight curators and five location changes, the Sale Regional Arts Centre has become the Gippsland Art Gallery, one of regional Victoria’s leading public galleries with world class exhibitions....
Synthetic Worlds Collide in New Touring Exhibition
NETS Victoria are pleased to announce the forthcoming opening of ‘Synthetica’, a BLINDSIDE and NETS Victoria touring exhibition at Gippsland Art Gallery. ‘Synthetica’ brings together a selection of works by artists who incorporate artificial and technological innovations into their practice. Featuring artists Boe-lin Bastian, Simon Finn,...