Public Programs and Events
The Incinerator Gallery offers a range of public programs to provide opportunities to engage with art and culture.
Printmaking Studio Visit
Saturday, 25 August at 2pm
Come along to Sunshine Print Artspace for a tour of this new artistic hub featuring printmaking studios and a foundry.
Sunshine Print Artspace (SPA), is a creative hub, set up by Artists Phillip Doggett-Williams and Adrian Spurr as a place for self-expression and creativity. SPA is dedicated to fostering, promoting and facilitating excellence and innovation in artistic practice by providing an access printmaking studio for established and emerging artists and members of the community.
Join artists Adrian Spurr and Phillip Doggett Williams.
The studio visit is free to attend and everyone is welcome. Book your spot here.
Address: 29 Western Avenue, Sunshine 3020
For more information visit incineratorgallery.com or call 8325 1750.
Melbourne Fringe Festival - Colour in our City event
Colours in our City
Tegan Iversen
Event with the Artist: Sunday 23 September, 12-3pm
The Incinerator Gallery is proudly part of the Melbourne Fringe Festival in 2018 with the exhibition, Colour in our City.
Join the exhibiting Fringe Festival artist of 'Colours in our City' Tegan Iversen on Saturday, 23 September from 12-3pm at Boadle Hall Community Gallery.
Visitors will be invited to engage and be interactive with the artwork through colouring in the black and white series of works that are on display.
Colours in our City is a series of hand drawn images by Essendon-based artist and illustrator, Tegan Iversen, created with a thick black marker.
Each artwork is depicts a different scene from around Moonee Valley, as interpreted by the artist.
180 Holmes Road, Aberfeldie
For more information, call the Incinerator Gallery on 8325 1750.
Art Club at the Incinerator Gallery
Connect with other people who share an interest in art over a cuppa and some biscuits
Whether you are a beginner or an art aficionado Art Club provides an informal opportunity to learn about art-isms, art movements and the artists who made them.
In this popular series artist Mark Dober and other guest presenters will share their favourite or most inspiring artworks and genres.
This provides the basis for a conversation where questions are welcomed as well as being a forum to recommend other exhibitions and art news.
The next Art Club will run from 11am to 12.30pm on Tuesday, 21 August. Register here!
Art Club will run on the following other Tuesdays in 2018: