An engaging outdoor exhibition of moving image works across multiple locations in Brunswick from 9 July to 20 August 2026.
Thursday 9 July 2026
to Thursday 20 August 2026
33 Saxon St, Brunswick VIC 3056, Australia
Free
Experience a dynamic outdoor exhibition showcasing moving image artworks by a diverse group of emerging and established artists. The exhibition unfolds across several vibrant locations in Brunswick, offering a unique opportunity to engage with contemporary art in public spaces. Themes of identity, place, playfulness, and temporality are explored through large-scale projections and installations.
The program changes every two weeks, encouraging visitors to return and discover new works and perspectives. This is a perfect cultural outing for families looking to inspire creativity and curiosity in their children while enjoying the fresh air.
Enjoy the lively atmosphere of Brunswick with art that invites reflection and play, making it an enriching experience for parents and school-aged children alike.
- Dates: Thursday 9 July 2026 to Thursday 20 August 2026
- Best viewed after dark to fully appreciate the projection works
- Opening event: Thursday 9 July 2026 from 18:00 at Blak Dot Gallery
- Exhibition tours hosted by Next Wave on Friday 24 July and Thursday 6 August
The exhibition features works by artists selected through open calls, including Andrea Draper, Badra Aji, Blaktasia Projection Collective, and many more. Each artist brings a unique voice and style, creating a rich tapestry of visual storytelling.
The exhibition is spread across multiple locations in Brunswick:
- Blak Dot Gallery (Balam Balam Place, 33 Saxon Street) with large-scale projections around the grounds
- Next Wave at Brunswick Mechanics Institute (270 Sydney Road) featuring four screens facing Sydney Road
- Michelle Guglielmo Park (260 Sydney Road) with the 260 Projection Space operated by the Little Projector Company
- Counihan Gallery at Brunswick Town Hall (233 Sydney Road) with projections at the front and rear of the building
Public transport options are available to all locations, making it easy to visit multiple sites in one evening. Parking and transport details can be found online.
- The exhibition is outdoors and best experienced after dark, so dress accordingly for the weather.
- The program changes every two weeks, so plan multiple visits to see all artists' works.
- Family-friendly environment suitable for school-aged children interested in art and culture.
- Accessibility information is available upon request to ensure a comfortable visit for all.
This is a free public event with no booking required for general viewing. The opening event and exhibition tours may have specific booking details available through Next Wave.
For further information and updates, contact Next Wave or visit their website.
