28th November to 26th January.
We have set up our Summer/Christmas exhibition, filling the Bolin Bolin Gallery (and the Garden Gallery and shop) with lots of new work from some of our favourite artists and also some new artists.
Nov 262019
Oct 282019
Sep 222019
Pottery and sculpture for the garden in clay and copper by the Yow Yow Sisters.
Andrea Tilley, Sue McCormick and Sharon Edwards
28th Sept. To 21 Oct. 2019 Continue reading »
Sep 122019
We want to put together a program of new, interesting and varied exhibitions for 2020. Continue reading »
Sep 102019
Textile artist
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Aug 132019
An Exhibition of Ceramic Sculpture by
Heather Wilson
16 August to 22 September 2019
Exhibition Opening: 3-5 pm Saturday 17th August
Heather is a talented and experienced ceramic sculptor who makes a wide variety of animals in clay – dragons, fish, birds, cats, butterfly pots and lizards. They will all feature in this exhibition. Art for your garden or inside. Continue reading »
Jun 242019
An exhibition by The Hills Ceramic ArtistsBabette Bruders; Amanda Christians; Glenn England; Lee Goller; Claire Johnson, Lynne Lindsay; Heather Thomas; Jenny Rowe; Sharon Twining; Juliet Widdows.
28th June to 11th August 2019
Exhibition Opening: 2-4pm Saturday 29th June 2019
The exhibition ‘Seasoned’ contemplates the turning of nature’s seasons: – from winter’s scarcity and the budding enthusiasm of spring, to summers lazy heat and autumnal festivity. Continue reading »
Jun 062019
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7th to 23rd June 2019
We’ve got a very creative, as well as capable team at Bulleen Art & Garden. This exhibition showcases their talents in areas we nay not have been aware of. Continue reading »
Apr 262019
Greg Yeaman, Deb Staun, Deanna Roberts, Steve Burton, Anne Watling, Meredith Merrall, Linda Moore and Aleida Wright.
26th April to 1st June, 2019
Apr 162019
“Metal Transformations”
Sculpture by Issa Ouattara
15 March to 21 April 2019
This exhibition will showcase the work of African/Australian sculptor Issa Ouattara. Although now based near Daylesford in country Victoria, Issa’s birth place was Cote d’Ivoire in West Africa. With a successful sculpting career in both Africa and Australia and family life in rural Australia, Issa demonstrates how a difficult start to life, including child labour, poverty, war, can be overcome. Continue reading »