What's On

This exhibition invites us to experience the artisan’s skill in capturing our love of tea which is represented by their handmade teapots.

An exhibition examining the modern dream of a brick veneer house sitting on a quarter acre block (with a Hills Hoist in the backyard) which has long been embedded the utopic vision of the Australian Home.

Australia has a rich tradition of printmaking and an active community of practitioners that work in the field.

PAPER REFLECTION is a group exhibition of paper artists. It will showcase prints, books, collage, and sculpture.

In this artist talk Bridget will share insights into her creative practice and some of the ideas that underpin it.

Collective Spirits is an exhibition which maps and celebrates the rich inter-connected relationships and artistic practices of a group of diverse artists who live, work, and create in the Whitehorse area.

This group exhibition showcases multiple sets of photographic works by artists from local disability organisation Kevin Heinze GROW.

See Box Hill Historical Society's treasures alongside Whitehorse Art Collection's performance artworks. Featuring 1950s and 1960s playbills, Iris Roderick's belongings, a portrait of Uncle Jack Charles, and opera prints, showcasing Whitehorse's rich entertainment diversity.

Emerging artist Wilhelm Philipp documents the changing face of Box Hill in this exhibition and accompanying photobook.

Ikebana is the Japanese art of arranging flower and plant materials, characterised by asymmetry of form which creates dynamic balance.

This tactile exhibition invites artists from the Australian Textile Arts & Surface Design Association to respond to the theme ‘a touch of gold’.