Future Dreaming is an exhibition featuring works by First Nations artists incarcerated in 2025.
Each artwork explores the artist’s vision for the future, ranging from personal, spiritual and relational futures to the future of political, social and environmental systems. The exhibition asks: What do artists exiting the prison system see in their future?
Created within the walls of fifteen prisons across Victoria, these works are a powerful act of strength, resilience, and determination. All artworks are for sale
Each artwork measures 30 x 30cm and is affordably priced, with all money going directly to the artists (no gallery commission).
Hours 
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| Tue 28 Oct |
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| Sat 1 Nov |
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| Tue 11 Nov |
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| Sat 15 Nov |
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| Tue 18 Nov |
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| Sat 22 Nov |
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Price and bookings
This is a free event
Booking not required
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