Explore the relationship between natural and man-made materials in this mixed media and sculpture exhibition.
Friday 21 August 2026
9:00am - 5:00pm
Glen Eira City Council Gallery — Gallery Two, Corner Glen Eira and Hawthorn Roads, Caulfield, Victoria
Free
Step 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 our evolving connection with the environment. The artworks challenge traditional views of female artists by highlighting acts of collecting and preserving as vital cultural and ecological expressions.
Visitors will experience a thoughtful journey that celebrates what is preserved and questions what is discarded in our world. The exhibition features innovative pieces that blend pressed seaweed, watercolour, pen, and gold leaf, offering a unique sensory experience.
Perfect for parents looking to inspire their school-aged children with meaningful art that connects to real-world issues, this exhibition encourages discussion and reflection on important contemporary themes.
This exhibition is hosted at Glen Eira City Council Gallery — Gallery Two. It runs for one day, providing ample time to explore the artworks at your own pace. The event is suitable for families and individuals interested in art, culture, and environmental topics.
The exhibition highlights include works by Bridget McDermott, featuring pieces like "Substrate and Drift" that use natural materials in innovative ways. The event is designed to engage visitors with both visual beauty and thought-provoking content.
Attendees are encouraged to consider the feminist perspectives embedded in the artworks, making this a rich educational experience for both adults and children.
The exhibition takes place at Glen Eira City Council Gallery, located at the corner of Glen Eira and Hawthorn Roads, Caulfield, Victoria. The gallery is accessible and family-friendly, with staff available to assist visitors as needed.
Parking and public transport options are available nearby, making it convenient for families to attend. The venue is well-signposted, though some temporary signage updates may be in place around the town hall area.
For any navigation assistance on-site, friendly staff members are ready to help ensure a smooth visit.
The exhibition runs on Friday, 21 August 2026, from 09:00 to 17:00. Please plan your visit within these hours to fully experience the event.
Temporary signage installations around Glen Eira Town Hall may affect wayfinding, so allow a little extra time for arrival. The event is suitable for school-aged children accompanied by parents.
Visitors are encouraged to engage respectfully with the artworks and consider the environmental and feminist themes presented throughout the exhibition.
Admission to the exhibition is free, making it an accessible cultural outing for families and art enthusiasts alike.
No prior booking is required, allowing for spontaneous visits. However, arriving early is recommended to avoid peak times and ensure a comfortable experience.
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