Explore multidisciplinary artwork envisioning a regenerative future through climate-focused art at Bargoonga Nganjin.
Thursday 29 October 2026
to Sunday 24 January 2027
10:00am - 5:00pm
182-186 St Georges Rd, Fitzroy North VIC 3068, Australia
Free
Step into a visionary art exhibition set in 2035, showcasing solutions-focused works that highlight how communities can collaborate to create resilient and regenerative systems. This inspiring display features multidisciplinary artworks that reflect Australia's leadership in climate action, particularly around COP31.
Visitors will encounter pieces from a diverse group of artists who creatively interpret climate justice and sustainable futures. The exhibition is designed to engage and inspire families, especially parents and children, to think critically about environmental challenges and solutions.
Expect a thoughtful, immersive experience that combines art, science, and community activism, perfect for sparking meaningful conversations with your school-aged children about climate change and sustainability.
The exhibition runs from October 29, 2026, to January 24, 2027, open daily from 10:00 to 17:00. It features works by artists including Daniella Conser, Lichen Kelp, Grace Lipson, and others, curated by CLIMARTE, a not-for-profit dedicated to climate justice through art.
This event is suitable for families looking to combine cultural enrichment with environmental education. It offers a unique opportunity to see how art can influence public awareness and policy.
The exhibition is free to attend, making it an accessible outing for parents seeking engaging, educational activities during school holidays or weekends.
Located at Bargoonga Nganjin, 182-186 Saint Georges Road, Fitzroy 3068, the venue is accessible by public transport and offers a welcoming environment for families.
Bargoonga Nganjin is a community-focused space that encourages visitors to explore local art and culture while learning about pressing global issues like climate change.
Parking and accessibility details can be found on the venue's website or by contacting the organizers directly.
The exhibition is part of CLIMARTE’s ongoing mission to use art as a tool for climate advocacy and education. It aligns with Australia's role in COP31, emphasizing evidence-based climate action.
Visitors are encouraged to follow CLIMARTE on Instagram @climarteaus for updates and related events.
Please note the exhibition runs through the summer, so plan your visit accordingly to enjoy the full experience.
Admission to COOL: How We Did It is free, with no booking required. Families can drop in during opening hours to explore at their own pace.
For group visits or school excursions, contacting the organizers in advance via email is recommended to ensure a tailored experience.
Additional information and updates are available through the contact email and social media channels.
