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  • Artists Ed Bechervaise (Unwell Bunny) and Lucie Kershaw in a gallery setting surrounded by colourful, playful sculptures and paintings.
  • A group of fabric faces, some with glasses, in different sizes.
  • Four ultra colourful paintings.
Until 3 Oct

Four Seasons of Creativity

  • Free
  • Art

Creativity isn't a straight line, it’s a cycle of growth, abundance, stillness and renewal.

In this unique collaborative exhibition, Melbourne artist Ed Bechervaise (Unwell Bunny) and his wife Lucie Kershaw map the emotional landscapes of the artistic process. Experience a captivating conversation between Ed’s vibrant, intuitive paintings and Lucie’s playful, whimsical soft sculptures. An imaginative must-see that captures the highs, the lows, and the beautiful uncertainty of making art.

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Fri 2 Oct
  • 10am - 9pm 10:00am - 9:00pm
Sat 3 Oct
  • 12pm - 4pm 12:00pm - 4:00pm

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No Vacancy Gallery
Level 3 QV, 34/40 Jane Bell Ln
Melbourne 3000

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This is a free event

Booking not required

Contact details

  • telephone number: 0450 831 195
  • email address: unwellbunny@gmail.com
  • Visit website for Four Seasons of Creativity

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  • Accessible toilets
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  • Audio description
  • Companion card accepted
  • Mobility access
  • Quiet spaces
  • Relaxed/low sensory
  • Service animals

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An abstract oil painting depicting a dark, surreal bar or restaurant scene filled with stylised, ghost-like figures.
Until 15 Nov

Stirling Caiulo: There’s No Hiding From the Blood Moon

An exhibition of visual art, text and sound from artist Stirling Caiulo.

  • Free
  • Art
Artwork of an orange orb.
Until 9 Oct

Beneath One Moon

A contemporary art exhibition exploring identity, migration, memory and belonging under one moon.

  • Free
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Installation view of two artworks hanging in a dimly lit space in a gallery, with the silhouette of two people standing in front of the works.
Until 24 Oct

Ineffable

A group exhibition exploring experiences that resist easy explanation.

  • Free
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Hand-painted artwork in blue watercolour depicting an Antarctic iceberg at night.
13 – 31 Oct

Annika Romeyn: Flux

Antarctica’s restless ice brought into close view through award-winning artist Annika Romeyn's lens.

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