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Boroondara Summer Salon – online exhibition

Town Hall Gallery is delighted to present the inaugural Boroondara Summer Salon, a curated group exhibition celebrating the creativity and diversity of the Boroondara community. 

Featuring local artists, this vibrant community exhibition features paintings, prints, sculptures, photography, Ikebana flower arrangements and more, showcasing the breadth of talent our community has to offer.

In celebration of the 10-year anniversary of the Town Hall Gallery Community Exhibitions Program, this eclectic presentation of nature, food, busy streets of Melbourne, wildlife, and abstract imagery, reveals the mediums, techniques and subject matter that provides inspiration to artists who live, work, or study in the area.

Visit the inaugural Boroondara Summer Salon throughout the summertime to see what local Boroondara creatives have to share.

Image credit: Visitors at the official opening of ‘Creative Space Collective’ by Hawthorn Artists Society at Town Hall Gallery, 2017. Photography by ImagePlay.

Abstract acrylic painting. Thick and quickly applied stripes, coloured black, white, and red, run horizontally across the canvas. Behind them, a block of yellow, and scribbles of pink, red and black paint. The background is white.
Alex Bridge, ‘Day Shift’, 2023, acrylic on watercolour paper, 59 x 42cm, image courtesy of the artist.
Square oil painting of a three-storey lighthouse, built on a stone jetty. The calm sea sparkles in the sunlight, and a single bird soars across a clear blue sky.
Andrea Polmear, ‘Breakwater Lighthouse, Maine’, 2023, oil on canvas, 71 x 71cm, image courtesy of the artist.
Collage composed of angular elements. The main element, in the centre, is a black and white photograph of a person wearing black pants and a sheer top. Their head is obscured by painted green squares. To the left of the composition, an angular block of red, interrupted by a thin purple rectangle, which includes text: ‘Something for your luxury flat.’
Andres Murcia, ‘Luxury Flat’, 2023, analogue collage, 30 x 30cm, image courtesy of the artist.
Abstract painting composed of oblong and rounded shapes, separated by white lines. The shapes are coloured red, maroon, and several shades of light and dark pink. The paint has been applied thickly and is very textured.
Ellen McKenna, ‘Holding On’, 2021, acrylic on canvas, 92 x 122cm, image courtesy of the artist.
Graphite pencil artwork of a woman’s face. She is looking down, and her long black hair covers the right side of her face. She is wearing black eyeliner and mascara and her mouth is closed.
Glenda King, ‘Mindfulness’, 2022, graphite pencil, 57 x 45cm, image courtesy of the artist.
Oil painting of a cluster of trees with white trunks. The trees are in a field of green and yellow grass. Beyond their green foliage, a clear blue sky. The painting style is loose and sketch-like.
Janine Moloney, ‘Harmony’, 2023, oil on stretched canvas, 83 x 83cm, image courtesy of the artist.
Oil painting of a scene within a suburban park. An asphalt path curves through lush green grass, which is dappled in shadow from the trees above. Beyond the path, a red brick building and a small church.
Jenny McNab, ‘Lower Reserve’, 2020, oil on canvas, 60.8 x 45.5cm, image courtesy of the artist.
Abstract oil painting of a dark, hilly landscape at sunrise. Above the hills, a thin chink of pale gold sunlight, which breaks through a mass of dark and menacing clouds.
Lauren Murray, ‘Sunrise’, 2023, inkjet print on Canson Rag Photographique paper, 16 x 58cm, image courtesy of the artist.
A painting of two large and green lotus leaves, and a lotus flower bud. All the stems stand tall. The background is a block of yellow golden colour.
Lauren Ottaway, ‘Lotus Portrait’, 2021, crushed pigment and oyster shell on silk board, 39.5 x 30cm, image courtesy of the artist.
Digital illustration of a macaw parrot on a black background. The feathers are many vibrant shades of blue and green.
Lisa Gribbin, ‘Stunning Macaw’, 2022, digital illustration, 49 x 42cm, image courtesy of the artist.
Acrylic painting depicting two abstract figures, organic and sculptural in shape, and aqua in colour. One appears to grow straight from the ground. They are leaning their bodies together, and their heads are touching..
Octavia Tomyn, ‘The Helper’, 2023, acrylic on canvas, 104.5 x 79cm, image courtesy of the artist.
Acrylic painting of three shop fronts. On street level, there are five separate glass-fronted shops, with signs, bins and people on the footpath in front of them. Above the shops, and invisible to the people below, the original facades of these shops are revealed. They are highly ornate and multi-coloured. On their awnings, in text stylised to appear as the names of each shop, is written: Do we Realise the Beauty Above?
Rick Matear, ‘Do We Realise the Beauty Above?’, 2021, acrylic on canvas, 92 x 138cm, image courtesy of the artist.
Celebrating 10 years of Community Exhibitions at Town Hall Gallery video transcript

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