Interesting Art

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Glass Blowing Event

https://www.gordonstudio.com.au/events/exhibition-blowing-in-a-new-era

Blowing In A New Era:

Three Generations, One Family tells the story of a renowned studio glass family. In this milestone exhibition at McClelland Gallery + Sculpture Park, the Gordon Studio Glassblowers presents three generations of practice, infinite patience, and unique work to the world of art. This exhibition celebrates seven family members of engravers and glassblowers, their works proving glass continues to play an important role within the modern artisan practice.

Public Sculpture

Pipeworks and Pipedreams | Black Mark

Hand Crafted Timber Furniture

Arts in Bayside Gallery

In Brighton Town Hall, Corner Carpenter and Wilson Streets, Brighton (entry on Wilson Street) is open Wednesday to Friday 11am - 5pm and Saturday and Sunday 1pm - 5pm.

The Gallery is closed on all Victorian Public holidays and in between exhibitions. Please review our exhibition dates before visiting.

Schulim Krimper: mid-century artist and master craftsman | Bayside City Council

Examples of his work were acquired by the National Gallery of Victoria in 1948 and in 1951, an exhibition was mounted at Georges Gallery, Melbourne. Never before had furniture been presented in this way, as art, and Krimper recalled that, ‘On the first day three of the major pieces were sold. From then on people came to me.’

An exhibition was presented at the Rockefeller Centre, New York, in 1956 and in 1959, the National Gallery of Victoria mounted its first Krimper exhibition. The second, a memorial exhibition, was held in 1975. Major commissions included furniture for St Mary’s Cathedral in Hobart, 1961, and the chapel of St Mary’s College, University of Melbourne, 1964.

Krimper died in Melbourne in 1971