Explore the seven Wurundjeri seasons through artworks by young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists.
Friday 3 July 2026
to Saturday 8 August 2026
9:00am - 5:00pm
360 Burwood Rd, Hawthorn VIC 3122, Australia
Free
Step into a vibrant celebration of Indigenous culture through the eyes of young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. This exhibition showcases their artistic interpretations of the seven Wurundjeri seasons, reflecting deep connections to nature, stars, and life cycles.
You will discover a rich tapestry of artworks created during the Future Aspirations Camp, where students aged 11 to 19 engaged in a unique art workshop guided by Aboriginal artist Deone West. Each piece tells a story of culture, connection, and Country.
This is a wonderful opportunity for families to learn about Indigenous knowledge systems and appreciate the creativity of young artists from across Victoria.
The exhibition features 18 collaborative artworks inspired by the Wurundjeri seven-season calendar: Biderap (dry), Luk (eel), Waring (wombat), Guling (orchid), Poorneet (tadpole), Buarth Gurru (grass flowering), and Garrawang (kangaroo-apple).
These works were created at Swinburne’s Moondani Vocational Centre of Excellence during a camp that combined cultural education with artistic expression.
Visitors can expect to see a diverse range of media and styles, all rooted in Indigenous cultural knowledge and contemporary creativity.
The exhibition is held at Hawthorn Arts Centre, located at 360 Burwood Road, Hawthorn VIC 3122.
The venue is fully accessible and open Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 17:00.
It is easily reachable by public transport and offers a welcoming environment for families and visitors of all ages.
This event is free to attend, making it an ideal cultural outing for families looking to enrich their understanding of Indigenous heritage.
The exhibition runs from Friday 3 July 2026 until Saturday 8 August 2026.
Please note that the artworks reflect sensitive cultural knowledge, so respectful viewing is encouraged.
No booking is required to visit this exhibition.
Entry is free for all visitors.
For group visits or school excursions, contacting the venue in advance is recommended to ensure a smooth experience.
