Inside Out 2020

Kelly Gellatly on Rosalie Gascoigne

Potter redevelopment / opening hours

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Vivienne Binns ‘Lino, Canberra, tile formation and overlay’ 2001 Lino, wood, acrylic The University of Melbourne Art Collection. © Vivienne Binns / Copyright Agency, 2019
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Vivienne Binns - 'Lino, Canberra, tile formation and overlay’
'Country' from the series 'Fitzroy' digital print on paper The University of Melbourne Art Collection. Gift of Anthony Scott, donated through the Australian Government's Cultural Gifts Program, 2018.
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Into Your Collection – Robert Ashton's 'Fitzroy'
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Into Your Collection – John B. Trinick
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Image: James Buckingham Philp (Lithographer) Thomas, Edmund (Artist) 'Prince's Bridge (from south side of Yarra), Melbourne' 1853 lithograph and watercolour The University of Melbourne Art Collection. Gift of the Russell and Mab Grimwade Bequest 1973
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Up from the Vaults March
10 Mar 2020
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MULCH: Performance Picnic in the System Garden
9 Nov 2019
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Fayen d’Evie and Benjamin Hancock – 'Essays in vibrational poetics {~~} … , … ; …'
19 Oct 2019 — 19 Oct 2019
Scotty So performing at 'Performing Textiles' Photograph by Gregory Lorenzutti
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Beyond the Material – VCA Honours students stretch their creativity for 'Performing Textiles'
17 Aug 2019 — 25 Aug 2019
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Collection Highlights
John Brack
The Queen, 1988
Constance Jenkins
My lady pincushion (daylight), 1909–11
Angela Brennan
Oliver, 1996
Vivienne Shark LeWitt
If the shoe doesn't fit, must we change the foot? 2008
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The Ian Potter Museum of Art Miegunyah Student Project Award 2018
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The Potter acknowledges the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation as the traditional owners of the land on which we work and create. We recognise that sovereignty was never ceded and pay our respects to Elders, past, present and emerging.