Explore a mixed media and sculpture exhibition reflecting on sustainability, feminism, and our evolving relationship with the environment.
Wednesday 2 September 2026
9:00am - 5:00pm
Glen Eira City Council Gallery — Gallery Two, Corner Glen Eira and Hawthorn Roads, Caulfield, Victoria
Free
Immerse yourself in an evocative exhibition that explores the delicate balance between natural and man-made materials. This mixed media and sculpture showcase invites you to consider themes of sustainability, feminism, and environmental change through compelling artistic expressions.
The artworks challenge traditional views of female artists by highlighting practices like collecting and preserving as vital cultural and ecological acts. Visitors will find themselves reflecting on what society chooses to preserve, celebrate, or discard.
This exhibition is perfect for parents seeking a thoughtful cultural outing with their school-aged children, encouraging meaningful conversations about art, nature, and social themes.
The exhibition features a variety of mixed media pieces and sculptures, including works such as "Substrate and Drift" by Bridget McDermott, which uses pressed seaweed, watercolour, pen, and gold leaf.
Visitors can expect to engage with artworks that blend natural elements with human creativity, fostering an appreciation for ecological and feminist perspectives.
The event runs for one day, providing a focused opportunity to experience the collection and participate in any gallery activities.
The exhibition is held at Glen Eira City Council Gallery — Gallery Two, located at the corner of Glen Eira and Hawthorn Roads, Caulfield, Victoria.
The gallery is accessible by public transport and offers a welcoming environment for families. Parking and local amenities are available nearby.
Maps and directions can be found on the Glen Eira City Council website or by contacting the council directly.
The exhibition is open on Wednesday, 2 September 2026, from 09:00 to 17:00.
Visitors should note that the event is a one-day exhibition, so planning your visit accordingly is recommended.
The gallery adheres to accessibility standards to accommodate all visitors.
Entry to the exhibition is free, making it an accessible cultural experience for families.
No prior booking is required; visitors can attend during gallery hours.
For more information or special group visits, contact Glen Eira City Council via email or phone.
