We’ve had an incredible response to our 2025 artist call-out — thank you to everyone who applied!
Applications for 2026 are now OPEN.
Our exhibition team is currently reviewing submissions, and shortlisted artists will be contacted directly.
Apply for 2026 Exhibitions & Opportunities
We’re now accepting expressions of interest for 2026! If you’re an artist keen to be part of our upcoming exhibitions and events, we’d love to hear from you. Please fill out the form with your details and portfolio. This helps us stay in touch and consider your work for future opportunities.
We’re proud to support local artists by offering:
- No rental fees to exhibit
- A supportive curatorial process
- Exposure in high-traffic gallery and retail spaces
- Promotion across our social and digital platforms
2025 Exhibition Highlights
1. Celestial Reverie – Kylie Inglis
Dates: 8 Dec 2025 – 8 Feb 2026
Venue: Eltham Picture Framing, Unit 20/10-18 Arthur St, Eltham VIC 3095
Kylie Inglis presents ethereal, dreamlike landscapes imbued with emotional narratives—grief, trial, hope, and blessing. Her work invites visitors to pause, reflect, and ask: “What season is this in my life?”
2. It’s in the Messiness of Life – Fiona Brown
Dates: 15 Sep 2025 – 15 Nov 2025
Venue: Eltham Picture Framing, Unit 20/10-18 Arthur St, Eltham VIC 3095
Fiona Brown explores imperfection and interruption through abstract paintings and drawings. Gestural mark-making, scribbles, and layering highlight the beauty in life’s messiness.
3. Abandon – Fiona Haasz & Jess Lovell
Dates: 23 May 2025 – 25 Jul 2025
Venue: Shop 20, Eltham Town Mall, 10–18 Arthur St, Eltham VIC 3095
A collaborative exhibition merging two artists’ bodies of work into emotive collages and site-specific installations. Themes of crumbling realities and courage in letting go are explored through playful layering and reworking.
4. Pat Reynolds: A Retrospective (1984–2024)
Dates: 28 Feb 2025 – 25 Apr 2025
Venue: Shop 20, Eltham Town Mall, Eltham VIC 3095
A four-decade retrospective by Pat Reynolds, showcasing her evolving artistic practice and deep connection to place. Highlights include gouache works created on-site at Quarry Beach, west of Mallacoota.
