Skip to content
Art

9 by 5 Exhibition

Walker Street Gallery and Arts Centre < 1 mins read

Celebrating its 16th year, the 9 by 5 Exhibition in Greater Dandenong commemorates an original 1889 exhibition held in Melbourne. The original exhibition featured the works of well-known artists Tom Roberts, Charles Condor, Arthur Streeton and Frederick McCubbin, where they created works on 9 by 5 inch cigar tin lids.

Our 9 by 5 Exhibition artists have created their work on a small board measuring nine by five inches, using a range of mediums and styles.

Walker Street Gallery and Arts Centre's adaptation has become a nationally recognised exhibition that celebrates diversity within the arts community, proving that small things can have a big impact. This year’s exhibition hosts over 250 works.

Artworks on display will be for sale and are a great and affordable way to support artists and build your art collection. The exhibition runs until Friday 7 July.

You are welcome to vote in the People’s Choice Award for your favourite artist. Both the chosen artist and voter will win a prize.

Walker Street Gallery and Arts Centre is open Tuesday – Friday from 12pm - 4pm.

Entry to the gallery is free.

Visit greaterdandenong.vic.gov.au/9by5 for more information.

FOR MEDIA INFORMATION:

Vera Hu 8571 5433 or 0423 895 832

Media

More from this category

  • Art
  • 17/10/2024
  • 10:52
Creative Australia

Creative Australia invests in bold, boundary-pushing projects by artists with disability

Creative Australia has announced the latest recipients of the Arts and Disability Initiative, supporting ten significant and innovative projects spanning dance, visual art, theatre, music, multi-arts and literature. The investment – totalling $300,000 – aims to extend the practice, networks, skills, and ambition of d/Deaf artists and art workers and those with disability. Among the recipients is Geoffrey Lim, a deafblind street dance artists breaking new ground by integrating accessibility tools such as audio description and closed captions into street dance. “This initiative will enable me to create a dance work exploring loss, while building capacity to integrate access into…

  • Contains:
  • Art
  • 15/10/2024
  • 11:33
Creative Australia

Music Australia launches Core Contribution Fund providing targeted support for contemporary music sector organisations

Music Australia has today launched the Core Contribution Fund, a new funding initiative designed to support the core operations for Australian organisations providing services to the contemporary music industry. Offering grants of up to $140,000, the Music Australia Core Contribution Fund will provide eligible organisations with a two-year investment to strengthen core operations and staffing, ultimately building stability and capacity within the Australian contemporary music sector. The Music Australia Core Contribution Fund will focus on organisations representing and/or supporting: a key sector area or membership a specific genre of music gender equity Australian artists/musicians This investment will address an organisation’s…

  • Contains:
  • Art, General News
  • 14/10/2024
  • 09:59
Australian National Maritime Museum

Last chance to experience Wildlife Photographer of the Year and win OM Digital prize pack

Don’t miss out on seeing the stunning Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition at the Australian National Maritime Museum before it closes on November 10. On loan from the Natural History Museum in London, this exhibition of over 100 images highlights a myriad of plant and animal species from the lens of wildlife photographers worldwide. These breathtaking images capture both the beauty and the trauma faced by our natural environment and invite audiences to see the world from a unique perspective and understand the importance of protecting and advocating for wildlife conservation. To celebrate the conclusion of another successfulWildlife Photographer…

  • Contains:

Media Outreach made fast, easy, simple.

Feature your press release on Medianet's News Hub every time you distribute with Medianet. Pay per release or save with a subscription.