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Upcoming Artist Callouts

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We encourage artists both local and further afield to enter our Group Exhibitions.

 

Take a look at what we've got planned below, and follow us on instagram and facebook (or subscribe to our newsletter) to get word when applications open.

Current Call out

Cut & Paste

Calling all collage artists - this is the exhibition for you!

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In conjunction with World Collage Day on 10 May, we're celebrating collage as an art form. This exhibition is open to 2D and 3D artworks that feature predominantly collage, and materials other than paper are welcome.

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ENTRIES CLOSE 20 April 2025

 

Exhibition Dates:

Mezzanine Gallery

9 - 25 May 2025

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Inspecting Jewels

Tiny Things

July 2025

The Little Room

 

Inspired by Japanese artists painting on a rice grain, we're looking for small, intricate artworks that almost need to be seen through a magnifying glass to appreciate all the detail.

 

In fact, we're planning to have magnifying glasses available for just that reason!

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Miniature dioramas, jewellery, small highly detailed paintings and ceramics, textiles, scaled down sculptures.... if it's small and highly detailed, our Tiny Things in the Little Room exhibition will be the perfect place to show it.

30s

October 2025

Mezzanine Gallery

 

The 1930s, 30 in time, 30 of something, 30 as a concept... it's entirely up to you how you wish to interpret this theme; your artwork needs to represent "30" in some way.

 

2D and 3D artworks, sized 30 x 30 x 30cm
are eligible to enter.

$30 entry fee for accepted artworks.

30% commission on artwork sales.

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And the opening night will be a 1930s theme (because that's fun right?!)

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Papier & Glas

papier & glas

December 2025

Mezzanine Gallery

 

2D & 3D artworks using paper and/or glass as a component of the artwork in unusual or unexpected ways.

 

Artworks on paper and on glass are of course welcome, however we'd really like to showcase artworks where these materials are used in ways that would surprise, intrigue, and delight the viewer. 

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