Exhibition

The Women’s Show2oth Anniversary

@ Vivien Anderson Gallery
Wednesday 26 March
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Saturday 26 April

The Women’s Show began in 2005 to reflect the dynamic trajectory of Australian First Nation’s women artists and to honour their contribution to world art and culture.

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20 years on, and 20 years strong, the work of these artists is undeniable.
Their stories, their commitment to their practice, and their vision demand recognition.  First Nations women have always been at the forefront of change.  Their art is memory, lore, truth, and it is the future

Official opening event, Wednesday 26 March, 6 pm — 8 pm.

Free

Vivien Anderson Gallery, 284–290 St Kilda Road; Tue – Fri 1 1 am — 5 pm; Sat 12 pm 4 pm

Aurora Burnett Kuhn > The Residue of Intimacy

@ Linden Projects Space
Thursday 27 March
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Sunday 4 May

In The Residue of Intimacy, Aurora Burnett Kuhn explores the intersection of darkroom photography and intimacy, examining the lingering presence of touch, memory, and desire. For Aurora, the darkroom is not merely a site of production but a space of devotion—an active collaborator in the act of making.

Aurora Burnett Kuhn‘s practice explores darkroom photography as an intimate, tactile process.

Opening Reception
Thursday 27 March 2025, 6 > 8PM

Free

Linden Projects Space, 26 Acland Street. Tuesday to Sunday 11 am – 4 pm, Closed Mondays & Public Holidays

The Things You Cannot See: Photography of Mark Raphael Baker

@ Jewish Museum
Tuesday 1 April
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Sunday 6 July

Mark Raphael Baker (1959-2023), renowned historian, teacher, and writer, is celebrated for his lifelong commitment to bearing witness and exploring humanity.

This exhibition of photography, exhibited for the first time, showcases a vital extension of this lifelong commitment to bearing witness and exploring humanity.
More info about Mark

Jewish Museum, 26 Alma Rd; Tuesday – Friday 10 am – 5 pm Sunday 10 am – 5 pm

Evolving Horizons Group Exhibition

@ Space2b Social Design
Tuesday 8 April
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Friday 9 May

Evolving Horizons celebrates the growth and diversity of artistic expression through the work of four artists—Karen, John, Marija, and Bernadette—each bringing a unique perspective

Karen’s watercolours capture the vibrancy of her travels, transforming everyday scenes into moments of wonder. John’s still life and landscapes celebrate the beauty in the ordinary, evoking tranquillity and connection with nature. Marija’s versatile work in sculpture and painting invites engagement with form and emotion, while Bernadette’s abstract landscapes offer a sensory journey through nature’s moods.

Opening Launch Friday 11 April 5.30 pm – 7 pm

Free

Space2b Social Design, 144 Chapel Street. Tue – Fri 10 am – 5 pm; Sat 10 am – 2 pm; closed Sun & Mon

Raw & Unframed Group Exhibition

@ Space2b Social Design
Saturday 1 March
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Saturday 5 April

This powerful exhibition showcases artworks by 18 refugee artists detained in Indonesia.

These ‘Raw and Unframed’ artworks are being sent directly from refugees in detention, as an unframed canvas. Supported by Asylum Art Refugee Support, the artworks are a protest against injustice, a gift of beauty, and a message of resilience.
Proceeds from sales help the artists move toward freedom and a safe new country.

Opening Launch Saturday 8 March 12.30 pm – 2 pm

Free

Space2b Social Design, 144 Chapel Street. Tue – Fri 10 am – 5 pm; Sat 10 am – 2 pm; closed Sun & Mon