Celebrate the launch of four reflective exhibitions exploring history, memory, culture, and place at Bundoora Homestead Art Centre.
Saturday 4 July 2026
2:00pm - 4:00pm
7 Prospect Hill Dr, Bundoora VIC 3083, Australia
Free
Step into the heritage-listed Bundoora Homestead Art Centre this winter and immerse yourself in a captivating new season of exhibitions. This event offers a unique opportunity to explore diverse artistic expressions that delve into themes of migration, identity, ecology, and local history.
Experience a haunting live performance featuring 19th century audio technology, bringing the extinct huia bird's calls to life. This opening is perfect for families looking to engage with thought-provoking art in a welcoming environment.
Enjoy free admission and a warm atmosphere where you can connect with artists and fellow art lovers.
The exhibition season includes four distinct shows: "Chogh چوغ," curated by Alia Qasim Zada & Elyas Alavi, showcasing Australian-Hazara artists exploring identity and belonging; "Requiem in Power (RIP)," a collaboration memorializing local trees lost to solar farm development; "Around Here," capturing everyday moments in local neighborhoods; and "Post-extinction huia soundings," featuring musical notations of the extinct huia bird.
Artist Sally Ann McIntyre will perform live, activating wax cylinders with 19th century audio recordings, creating a haunting and immersive experience.
This event is family-friendly and accessible, making it an ideal cultural outing for parents and children alike.
The event takes place at Bundoora Homestead Art Centre, located at 7 Prospect Hill Drive, Bundoora, VIC 3083. The venue is wheelchair accessible with accessible toilets and flexible seating options.
Parking is available with 40 free car spaces and 2 disabled parking spots. Bike parking is also provided. Public transport access includes tram route 86, stop number 63 (Greenwood Drive), followed by a short 6-minute walk.
For detailed accessibility and transport information, visitors can consult the venue's accessibility page.
Please note that general photography and short videos may be taken for promotional purposes during the event. If you prefer not to be photographed, inform staff upon arrival.
Assistance animals are welcome; however, the event is not Auslan interpreted.
For any questions or special requirements, contact the venue directly via email or phone.
This event is free to attend and open to all. Tickets can be reserved through Eventbrite to secure your place.
No prior experience or special preparation is needed, just bring your curiosity and enthusiasm for art and culture.
Enjoy a rich cultural experience without any cost, making it accessible for families and art enthusiasts alike.
