Change Over 13 February 2012 - 24 February 2012
Our current exhibition Sam Leach: The Ecstacy of Infrastructure is still on view until Sunday 4 March 2012.
Some of our galleries are closed this week as we prepare for our new e...
More information →Our current exhibition Sam Leach: The Ecstacy of Infrastructure is still on view until Sunday 4 March 2012.
Some of our galleries are closed this week as we prepare for our new e...
More information →Selected paintings of Ralph Balson and Edwin Tanner from the TWMA collection form the basis for Sam Leach’s fascinating new suite of works. With their respective backgrounds...
More information →Jacqueline Mitelman has been a portrait photographer since the mid-1970s. She recently received long overdue recognition when she was awarded the 2011 National Photographic...
More information →This major survey of William Delafield Cook has been mounted by Gippsland Art Gallery and tours to TarraWarra Museum of Art.
William Delafield Cook. A Survey is the first survey ...
More information →A rare opportunity to see the Morrison’s magnificent epic painting from the TWMA collection in its entirety. Comprising 55 individual canvases this figurative painting is a...
More information →Featuring works from the TWMA collection and selected loans, this exhibition explores the divergent ways in which artists have examined and represent the boundary line between t...
More information →In the 1970s, Sandra Leveson’s large paintings combined the dazzling effects of op art with references to misty and turbulent landscapes. They represented a highly personal and ...
More information →Spend a perfect winter’s day in the Yarra Valley with people you know! See the 2011 Archibald Prize at TWMA in July.
TarraWarra Museum of Art (TWMA) is proud to be the exclusive ...
More information →This exhibition continues the long poetic dialogue Rosslynd Piggott has pursued between the ephemeral and the specific and the contrasting philosphies of the East and West...
More information →TWMA has worked with the Australian Tapestry Workshop (ATW) to create an exhibition that tells the tale of the journey taken from original artwork to tapestry, featuring a...
More information →Diverging artistic streams flowered in this decade of cultural and socialpluralism. Post-war immigration, increased access to tertiary education andcheaper international travel ...
More information →Returning to the jewel is a return from exile features three outstanding artists, Robert Baines, Karl Fritsch and Gerd Rothmann. All are master technicians producing some of...
More information →Eva and Marc Besen have been lifelong admirers of Brett Whiteley’s oeuvre, collecting significant works from 1964 through to 1983. These works follow Whiteley’s artistic...
More information →TWMA invited eight Arts Industry professionals to each nominate one artist for inclusion in TWMA Contemporary 2010. The exhibition curators, Amy Barrett-Lennard, Ashley...
More information →Bushfire Australia will examine the recurrence of bushfire imagery in the work of Australian artists. The exhibition will draw on works from state, public and private...
More information →The exhibition George Baldessin explores the artist’s remarkable, distinctive contribution to Australian art, selecting paintings and drawings as well as the better known...
More information →There is no doubt that contemporary art holds a great deal of attraction for children as it encompasses aspects of movement, color and playfulness that create a non-verbal...
More information →Ben Quilty paints like there is no tomorrow. In less than a decade he has become one of the country’s favourite artists. Quilty uses licks of luscious paint to conjure his...
More information →Tim Storrier is an Australian artist whose practice fervently remains outside of categorisation. Storrier works as a dedicated realist painter whose involvement with his...
More information →From its inception in the artist’s studio an artwork can travel continents and collections and be displayed privately and publicly. Whilst many art lovers cannot own the works t...
More information →The exhibition Denise Green: Evanescence at TarraWarra Museum of Art focused upon works created between 2005 and 2008 which explore motifs developed over time that are both...
More information →Gabrielle Pizzi began collecting contemporary Australian Aboriginal art in 1978. The year Gabrielle began travelling in Northern Australia was only seven years after the...
More information →Charlotte Day was the guest curator of the second edition of the TarraWarra Biennial. The aim of the biennial was to identify new currents in contemporary practice, and Lost &...
More information →John R. Neeson produced an installation project that references the interior of TarraWarra Museum of Art and aspects of the landscape beyond, when he undertook a ‘studio...
More information →TarraWarra Primavera was a playful Antipodean retelling of Botticelli’s Three Graces from his Primavera painting in the Uffizi Gallery. …Located at TarraWarra Museum of Art...
More information →Blending the lavishness of the Baroque and Rococo period with her interests in Natural History Kate Rohde conjures scenes from a world not too dissimilar from our own in her...
More information →Time and Place was the tenth exhibition in a series which focused on the TWMA collection. In each exhibition, artworks have been placed within different contexts endeavoring to ...
More information →TWMA Architectural Competition 2000 included proposals submitted by invited architects Fender Katsilidis, Kirsten Thompson, Sean Godsell and Wood Marsh as well as the winning...
More information →Taking its title from an endearing installation by the Perth artist Cecile Williams, PEEP was a partial review of tendencies in Australian and international art since the early ...
More information →This exhibition represented an important moment in Australian art which occurred at the time of the shift of the centre of the international art world from Paris and London to N...
More information →It is widely claimed among Western historians and art critics that still life, as a genre, exists in the lower levels of the artistic ‘hierarchy’. Through excluding the human...
More information →A House for Hermes was a long meditation on the relationship between memory, place, movement, and ‘home’. This project recalled the many houses that Anderson has lived in and...
More information →This large exhibition presented a new multi-coloured group of paintings from John Nixon’s Experimental Painting Workshop in 2007. The Polychrome paintings stem from Nixon’s use ...
More information →Inspired by the magic that made Dame Nellie Melba an international star in the early 1900s, the Melba Festival celebrated music, arts, wine, food, heritage, racing and the many ...
More information →Five Decades was a selection of paintings demonstrating prevailing themes and innovations from the TarraWarra Museum of Art collection. For the first time a selection of works f...
More information →Tables was a special exhibition of works by Swiss artist Silvia Bächli, in collaboration with Swiss curator Martin Schwander. Bächli works with ink on paper creating and...
More information →TarraWarra Museum of Art invited renowned curator, Victoria Lynn, to provide an independent view of painting in her curation of this inaugural biennial exhibition. Titled...
More information →A selection of recent acquisitions from the TarraWarra Museum of Art Collection as selected by the Director, Maudie Palmer. Angela Brennan, Aida Tomescue, Brent Harris, Robert J...
More information →The exhibition Heart & Mind featured five major Australian artists from the TarraWarra Museum of Art collection: Jan Senbergs, Rick Amor, Jenny Watson, Melinda Harper and...
More information →This unprecedented exhibition featured works that Paul Partos created during the last year of his life. Partos was little more than a mid-career artist when he was advised in...
More information →This first major survey of John Young’s practice addressed a period of profound artistic and intellectual shifts, in both Australia and internationally. His work articulates...
More information →The exhibition Warm explored the way in which artists have used colour to evoke emotion, space, movement and culture. This exhibition derived its title from the terminology...
More information →1958 > Work of the Founding and Associate Members An Introductory Exhibition from the Collection of John Nixon
Potters Cottage was a co-operative founded in Warrandyte in 1958...
More information →Environmental and sociological issues made accessible through the magic of myth.
More information →In the 1960s, as the New York School, greatly supported by Clement Greenberg, grew as an artistic mecca, increasingly Australian artists focused their artistic practice towards ...
More information →Gary Catalano observed that Olsen’s radicalism came from his ability to play ‘havoc with our conventional aesthetic expectations’, that he challenges us to forge beyond our...
More information →Rebecca Smith has exhibited in over 12 solo exhibitions and participated in over 40 group exhibitions. Born in Glen Falls, New York in 1954, Smith graduated from the Sarah...
More information →This exhibition provided an opportunity to examine, to fathom the ambiguities of Baines' jewellery. To imagine these small models as large scale sculptures. To appreciate the...
More information →‘Vibrant architectural cultures, like other intellectual domains, straddle two or three differing views about the nature of architectural endeavors. This exhibition explored...
More information →This exhibition considered the insistence of landscape in the history of Australian visual art, and explored the meaning of place in our lives. Including paintings from the...
More information →Forest as corporate logo
In lollypop forest, installation 1, small vector graphics of circles and rectangles join to make lollypops that populate the wall with a randomness of...
More information →This exhibition was built around Robert Jacks' Red Painting in the TWMA collection. It included a body of work which Jacks commenced at the same time as that painting, dealing w...
More information →The second major exhibition based on the TarraWarra Museum of Art collection, Echo, was an exhibition of paintings, decorative art and found objects, with works from private...
More information →As Leon van Schaik argues in his essay Allan Powell at TarraWarra, ‘creativity arises in the actuality of the province and is honed in the discourse of the metropolis.’ He...
More information →Throughout a sustained practice of more than four decades, Robert Owen has worked across a range of media moving between painting, drawing, sculpture and installation in the...
More information →The inaugural exhibition at the new museum New Beaut Country was a director’s choice selection and presented an overview of the TWMA collection. The collection focused on the...
More information →Still, an exhibition selected from the TarraWarra Museum of Art collection by Director Maudie Palmer, was the third and final exhibition held at the Metropolitan Meat Market by ...
More information →Using the intimate proportions and accessible site of the museum’s temporary home at the Metropolitan Meat Market Art Centre, a series of rotating exhibitions from the...
More information →Using the intimate proportions and accessible site of the museum’s temporary home at the Metropolitan Meat Market Art Centre, a series of rotating exhibitions from the...
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