Our Yarra
Street Window Gallery on the Market Square building, between Malop and Little
Malop streets, puts art into everyday
life for our community and promotes local creatives in a new 24-hour
experience.
Expressions of interest are now closed.
In
partnership with the building’s management Knight Frank, the 24-hour window
gallery breaks down barriers by attracting viewers in a high traffic area who
might not typically visit traditional galleries.
The Yarra
Street Window Gallery is currently displaying the works of 12 artists, including Lucy Allinson, Pattie Beerens, Cecilia
Cabalquinto, Nathan T Dunn, Rhian Hinkley, Dr Tonya Meyrick, Tracey Pocock,
Emily Rastas, Matt Robertson, Samantha Taylor, Anne Scott Wilson, and Elizabeth
Van Herwaarden.
The new gallery celebrates
creativity in the heart of our City as a UNESCO City of Design and supports our
30-year, community-led vision to be internationally recognised as a
clever and creative city-region.
We’re inviting
emerging and established Greater Geelong based artists and designers or those
who have strong ties to Geelong to apply to exhibit their work over the next 12
months.
We welcome almost all forms of visual arts and design,
including First Nations art, painting, sculpture, film, animation, photography,
fashion, lighting design, furniture design and ceramics.
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.