The Bolin Bolin Gallery is closed due to Victorian lockdown!
However, you can visit our online shop at https://shop.baag.com.au/collections/art-pieces. We have added a selection of some of the many artworks we have in the Bolin Bolin Gallery and throughout Bulleen Art & Garden waiting for you to visit.
We are now asking for proposals for exhibitions for 2022.A gallery as part of a garden centre is a great way to bring art, and individually crafted products to a wide range of people who would not normally visit an art gallery, as well as giving local artists an outlet for their products.We want to know your ideas for an interesting exhibition in this space, and also new art and craftwork for our gallery and shop in the leadup to Christmas.
Ceramics by Jack Latti, Naoko Coghlan, Helen Sparrow, Manuela Bortot
As well as the changing exhibitions in the Bolin Bolin Gallery you can find a lot of art and handcrafted works throughout Bulleen Art & Garden,
Warwick Hillis’s art, Wozbits, has been popular at Bulleen Art and Garden for the several years and you can usually find it at the entrance, in the sculpture Garden or Garden Gallery.
Rustic art by Warwick Hillis31st January to 15th March 2020Warwick’s unique garden art sculptures were extremely popular in last year’s exhibition. So we’ve invited him back to start the year again.There will be a large variety of rustic art, made from reclaimed metal, wood and wire.
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.
Pottery and sculpture for the garden in clay and copper by the Yow Yow Sisters.Andrea Tilley, Sue McCormick and Sharon Edwards28th Sept. To 21 Oct. 2019
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 2019Exhibition Opening: 2-4pm Saturday 29th June 2019The 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.
