Explore a mixed media and sculpture exhibition reflecting on sustainability, feminism, and our evolving relationship with the environment.
Wednesday 26 August 2026
9:00am - 5:00pm
Corner Glen Eira and Hawthorn Roads, Caulfield VIC 3162, Australia
Free
Dive into a captivating exhibition that explores the intricate relationship between natural and man-made materials through mixed media and sculpture. This event invites you to reflect on themes of sustainability, feminism, and environmental change in a thoughtful and engaging way.
Visitors will experience artworks that challenge traditional views of female artists, highlighting acts of collecting and preserving as powerful cultural and ecological expressions. The exhibition encourages contemplation on what society chooses to preserve, celebrate, or discard.
Perfect for parents seeking an enriching cultural outing with their school-aged children, this exhibition offers a unique blend of art and meaningful conversation starters.
The exhibition runs for one day only, on Wednesday, 26 August 2026, from 09:00 to 17:00. It is hosted at the Glen Eira City Council Gallery in Gallery Two.
Artworks include pieces like Bridget McDermott's "Substrate and Drift," featuring pressed seaweed, watercolour, pen, and gold leaf, showcasing the delicate balance between nature and artistic expression.
This event is suitable for families and art enthusiasts interested in feminist and ecological themes, providing a rich educational experience.
The exhibition is located at Glen Eira City Council Gallery, Gallery Two, situated at the corner of Glen Eira and Hawthorn Roads, Caulfield, Victoria.
The venue is accessible and welcoming, with staff available to assist visitors in navigating the gallery space. Parking and public transport options are available nearby.
Families are encouraged to plan their visit to make the most of the gallery's facilities and the surrounding community amenities.
Please note the exhibition is a one-day event, so plan your visit accordingly to avoid missing out.
Visitors should be prepared for an indoor gallery environment and may want to allocate sufficient time to fully engage with the artworks and themes.
For any accessibility needs or additional information, contacting the gallery ahead of your visit is recommended.
Admission to the exhibition is free, making it an accessible cultural experience for all families.
No prior booking is required, but arriving early is advised to enjoy the exhibition at a comfortable pace.
Additional information and updates can be found by contacting Glen Eira City Council directly.
