Yarra Street Window Gallery

Experience Art Anytime!

The Yarra Street Window Gallery transforms the Market Square building (between Malop and Little Malop streets) into a 24-hour art experience, bringing creativity into everyday life. This ever-evolving space spotlights local artists and creatives making art accessible to all - right in the heart of Geelong.

Expressions of Interest for the 2025 season are now open

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This unique gallery turns a busy city street into an open-air exhibition, breaking down barriers and reaching audiences who might not step into traditional galleries. Whether you're an artist looking to showcase your work or a passerby discovering something new, the Yarra Street Window Gallery is a vibrant celebration of local talent.

The current display features a dynamic mix of mediums, from video animation and film photography to printmaking, enamel spray can art, and acrylic on canvas. Visitors can also experience intricate mixed media installations crafted from clay, plaster, felt, wood, and wire, alongside striking works that incorporate repurposed marine debris woven into sculpture, plaster and pigment on board, and oil on linen. This ever-evolving exhibition celebrates the depth of creativity that defines our region.

The 12 artists currently featured are:

Adrian Keats
Reimagining Reality - The Face on the Wall, Great Egrets Menindee Lakes, and Outback Cattle
Digital collage of computer-generated fractals and photographs printed on art paper, 2024.
Craig "Watto" Watson
Look Deeper - Chaos of the Carnival, Geelong Revival 2023, Biyal-a-Bubbles, Vertigo, and Geelong Arts Centre
Photography, in-camera processing, multiple exposures, no digital manipulation, film lightbox with negatives, 2023.
Brooke Styles and Katie Graham
Brooke's World
Mixed media on canvas, 2024.
Katie Graham
Colourfields
Acrylic mixed media on canvas, 2024.
Ella Carroll
Beany Feels Most at Home at the Gardens
Mixed media including clay, plaster, felt, acrylic, wood and wire, 2025.

Frank Burgers
Peregrinator - Construction - 3 Lovers
Oil painting on linen, 2020.
Justin Zahra
Fisherman at Reid Street Pier
Enamel spray can, pin striping techniques and acrylic paint on board, diptych, n.d.

Libby Clarke
360 Sketches - Places and Spaces – In Honour of John Watts
Digital, 360-degree video, animation, n.d.
Lorraine Archibald
Lyrical Abstracts, Rhapsody, Simple Gifts and Fields of Gold
Acrylic on canvas, n.d.
Maycon Sedrez
The Space Between - Untitled 6
Acrylic on canvas, small works, and making process images, 2023.
Peter Day, Adrift
Fish
Mixed media - marine washed rope, found marine debris and wire, 2024.
Rhys Cousins
Callus
Plaster and pigment on board, n.d.
Robyn Mackay,
Limeburner's Lagoon and Feathering Your Nest
Drypoint and monotype printmaking processes
Upcycled Encyclopedia pages and site found feathers.

As a vibrant addition to Geelong’s identity as a UNESCO City of Design, the Yarra Street Window Gallery brings creativity to the forefront, supporting our 30-year vision to be an internationally recognised clever and creative city-region.

We’re inviting emerging and established artists and designers from Greater Geelong—or those with strong local connections—to apply for the opportunity to showcase their artwork over the next 12 months.

The gallery embraces a wide range of visual arts and design, including First Nations art, painting, sculpture, film, animation, photography, fashion, lighting design, furniture design, and ceramics. If you have a bold idea or a unique creative perspective, we’d love to hear from you!

It is free to exhibit, and selected artists will be paid a fee of $500 to show their work.
Collectives and curators can apply for consecutive windows.