Explore Heidi Holmes' immersive exhibition on women's health at Counihan Gallery.
Saturday 13 March 2027
6:00pm - 7:00pm
233 Sydney Rd, Brunswick VIC 3056, Australia
Free
Step into a unique sensory experience with artist Heidi Holmes as she presents her new exhibition, Witching Hour (II). This event offers a rare opportunity to engage with immersive installations inspired by bodily experiences such as hormonal changes and insomnia. It's a thoughtful exploration of internal states that many women share.
During the evening, you will hear Heidi discuss her artistic practice alongside Gallery Team Leader Linda Short. This conversation will deepen your understanding of the themes behind the exhibition and invite reflection on women's health.
Enjoy calming teas and evening snacks in a relaxed atmosphere that encourages creativity and sensory engagement. This event is perfect for parents looking for a meaningful cultural outing that also offers a moment of calm.
The artist talk is scheduled for Friday, 13 March 2026, from 18:00 to 19:00. The event is free, but bookings are required to secure your place. Seating is available upon request, ensuring comfort for all attendees.
Please note that the exhibition includes floor-based works and low lighting, so visitors are encouraged to navigate the space with care. This thoughtful setup enhances the immersive experience but requires some attention to accessibility.
This event is suitable for adults and older children interested in art and cultural discussions, making it a great option for families seeking enriching activities.
The event takes place at Counihan Gallery, located at 233 Sydney Road inside Brunswick Town Hall, Brunswick. The gallery is easily accessible by public transport.
The Sydney Road tram (Route 19) stops right outside the gallery at the Dawson Street and Sydney Road intersection (Stop 21). Jewell Station on the Upfield train line is just a 5-minute walk away. Additionally, bus routes 504, 506, 508, and 509 have stops on nearby streets off Sydney Road.
For those driving, parking options are available nearby, and the venue is committed to accessibility, with seating and assistance available upon request.
This event includes floor-based artworks and low lighting, so please take care when moving through the space. If you require a chair or any other accessibility support, inform the gallery staff—they are happy to assist.
The exhibition and talk focus on women's health themes, providing a respectful and reflective environment. Attendees are encouraged to engage thoughtfully with the content.
For more details on accessibility at Counihan Gallery, visit their Access and Inclusion page online or contact the gallery directly.
Attendance is free, but booking is essential to guarantee your spot. You can book online through the Counihan Gallery website or contact them by phone or email.
Enjoy this enriching cultural experience without any cost, making it an accessible outing for families and individuals alike.
Booking early is recommended as spaces may be limited due to the intimate nature of the talk and exhibition.
