What to Expect
Experience a captivating art installation by Martin George that transforms public space into a vibrant environment of imagination and material exploration. This exhibition features animal-like creatures and abstract patterns that invite reflection and storytelling.
Visitors will enjoy a unique blend of works on paper and expansive wall paintings created through an improvisational process, emphasizing discovery and creative accidents.
Perfect for families seeking an engaging cultural outing, this exhibit encourages curiosity and appreciation for contemporary art practices.
Activity Details
The exhibition runs from August 2, 2026, to October 25, 2026, with daily viewing hours from 14:00 to 17:00.
Martin George’s work here marks his first public space installation, expanding his artistic practice beyond traditional formats.
The pieces were created in single sessions, highlighting spontaneity and the artist’s instinctive approach to making art.
Location and Access
The event is hosted at Bargoonga Nganjin, located at 182-186 Saint Georges Road, Fitzroy 3068.
Bargoonga Nganjin is accessible by public transport and offers a welcoming environment for families and art lovers.
Visitors can find directions and additional venue information on the Yarra City Council website or by contacting the venue directly.
Important Information
This is a public art installation with no age restrictions, making it suitable for parents and school-aged children.
The exhibition embraces an unedited, improvisational style, so visitors can expect a dynamic and evolving art experience.
Photography may be allowed but check with venue staff for any restrictions.
Booking and Prices
Entry to the exhibition is free of charge, making it an accessible cultural activity for families.
No prior booking is required; visitors can attend during opening hours at their convenience.
For more details or special group visits, contact the venue via email.