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Explore online versions of our exhibitions that took place in 2024.

If you have questions about our past exhibitions or would like information about an exhibition that is not listed, you can email [email protected].

Major exhibitions

Aspects of Abstraction: Charles Nodrum Collection

Aspects of Abstraction: Charles Nodrum Collection is a major exhibition spanning works from the 1950s to the 1990s. This online exhibition offers insight into the evolution and diversity of Australian abstraction.
A painting of a circle made up of different coloured stripes, in this instance cropped.

Pattern Recognition

The online exhibition ‘Pattern Recognition’ explores the works of artists who continually engage a theme, subject or visual style.
A painting featuring close folds of a piece of patterned fabric. The pattern features bold curves, varying in shades of red, green, and yellow on a blue background.

The Long Way: Kevin Chin

The online exhibition ‘The Long Way: Kevin Chin’ takes viewers on a journey into borderless new territories.
A landscape painting featuring pumpkins and a lake in the foreground, with a red dirt road and gum trees in the background.

DISH

The online exhibition ‘DISH’ indulges in the beauty and complexity of food. It is a dynamic celebration featuring contemporary crafts, sculpture, printmaking and stories.
Image of ceramic Bánh mì sculpture on a white background. Some ingredients are identifiable as shredded carrot, chilli, coriander, salami, onion, and cucumber.

Community exhibitions

Boroondara Summer Salon

View the online exhibition of the Boroondara Summer Salon, a curated group exhibition celebrating the creativity and diversity of the Boroondara community.

'Sparkling Moments' by Tiffany Wan

View the online exhibition for ‘Sparkling Moments' by Tiffany Wan, where everyday objects become vessels of cherished memories.
Glitter on Plastic artwork of raspberries in a plastic punnet container saying with the writing 'Punnet of Love' in felt on the top

'Resting Places in Boroondara' by Elgin Artists

Experience the serene beauty of Boroondara's resting places through the eyes of the Elgin Artists in this online exhibition.
A pastel drawing of a landscape. A white gum tree is in the foreground and a highway bridge is in the background.

NAIDOC 2024 ‘Keep the Fire Burning’

NAIDOC 2024 – ‘Keep the Fire Burning’ is a exhibition by Swinburne University of Technology Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists.
digital image of two hands reaching out to each other in a circle made of arches and dots in different shades of brown

'Nostalgic' by Bradley Flood

‘Nostalgic’ by Bradley Flood is a online exhibition featuring paintings that captivate the senses and pay homage to the simple aspects of home and community life.
A painting of two blue retro kitchen canisters and a yellow scoop

'Look Up' by QArt Studio

View the online exhibition ‘Look Up’ by QArt Studio, an exhibition that illuminates the importance of real-world connection and the transformative power of looking beyond our devices.

In the Neighbourhood

View the online exhibition ‘In the Neighbourhood’, an ode to Boroondara’s places and spaces. Featuring artists Yee Ann Chiu, Aimee Li, and Charmaine Macdonald.
An etching of a shopfront with a bird in the window

'Coming Home’ by Marina Floreancig

Bold and textural, ‘Coming Home’ by Marina Floreancig is an online exhibition exploring place and identity.
Abstract painting featuring dark and muted colours. The main background colour is a dark, washed out teal. Dark winding strokes accented by cream paint swirl throughout the painting. The dark strokes create loops and abstract shapes featuring orange, peach, and yellow swatches of paint.

'Vivid Reverie, a Symphony in Still Life’ by Penelope Lau

Dynamic and detailed, the online exhibition ‘Vivid Reverie, a Symphony in Still Life’ by Penelope Lau explores how household objects reflect identity and self-expression.
A painting of 2 vases - one green with a gold lid, one chinese porcelain white and blue. The background is a red fabric with a embroided gold bird.

'The Future is Interest-spective' by Autism Spectrum Australia

‘The Future is Interest-spective’ by Autism Spectrum Australia is an exhibition celebrating the diverse perspectives, experiences, and voices within the Autistic community.
Painting of a light-haired dog, perhaps a kelpie, positioned behind two sunflowers. The dog has its mouth open smiling with its eyes closed, with the sunflowers leaves on either side of it. The background has a light blue to mid-blue gradient.

‘Old Hawthorn, Fresh Eyes’ by Hawthorn Historical Society

'Old Hawthorn, Fresh Eyes' is an online exhibition by the Hawthorn Historical Society, unpacking complex narratives and hidden stories that enrich our society.
Black and white photograph of a grocer shop. Shelves lined with tinned and bottled goods line the walls of the store and there is a long table with a cash register. Three staff are in the background, one behind a counter at the back of the shop and two near the register partially concealed by product displays.

‘The Antipodes in Words and Pictures’ by Gosia Lapinski and Michal Lapinski

‘The Antipodes in Words and Pictures’ is an online exhibition featuring artist Gosia Lapinski and poet Michal Lapinski. This exhibition explores the experience of leaving behind all that is familiar and making a new home in an unknown place.
Painting of mountains showing different layers of rock in a landscape view

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