September activities at Docklands Art Collective

The Docklands Art Collective is running a range of weekly events throughout August at The District Docklands.

AT CURRENT GALLERY

MALINI MAUNSELL

SEPTEMBER 7 – OCTOBER 2

OPENING FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 7,

6PM – 9PM

BOOKBINDING WORKSHOP

SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 16

Register: [email protected]

MAGNET GALLERY

PEOPLE WITH CAMERAS – CREATIVE SPACE BY FUJI

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 1, 11AM – 6PM

A day of photography, events and equipment – bring a camera and join in the fun! So much to see, do and take part in! 

 WOLFGANG SIEVERS 50 YEARS (1930s-1980s) FUNDRAISING EXHIBITION

SEPTEMBER 12 – 30

OPENING WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 12, 6.30PM – 8.30PM

A very rare chance to see and purchase SIGNED PRINTS by one of Australia’s pre-eminent architectural and industrial photographers of the 20th century.  Includes rare silver gelatin prints from his early career in 1930s Germany and Portugal. Julian Burnside QC is making these prints available from his own collection to raise funds for THE HUMAN RIGHTS LAW CENTRE and will open the exhibition.

 TIGER IN THE JUNGLE

HELENA BLACK

OPENING FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 7,

6PM – 9PM.

DODGY PAPER

STAFF SHOW by CHEHEHE and NATHAN CCP

OPENING FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 7,

6PM – 9PM

TREEPAPER COMICS

SET YOURSELF ON FIRE – GROUP SHOW

SEPTEMBER 7, 6PM – 9PM

CROWTHER CONTEMPORARY

MADELINE BISHOP

OPENING FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7,

6PM TO 9 PM

MADELINE BISHOP is a photographic and video artist whose work has explored socially-constructed norms in relation to gender and sexuality. Her new body of work continues this research into interpersonal relationships, tensions and boundaries and the dynamics that exist and are tested by them.

THE ARTISTS GUILD

INTERIORITIES

AUGUST 30 – SEPTEMBER 20

OPENING SEPTEMBER 7, 6PM – 9PM

Interiorities asks women and non-binary artists to explore the rich symbolism of the domestic realm and/or evoke a connection through craft-based techniques that were once confined to the home.
Exhibiting artists:
Amelia Dowling,
Frances Cannon,
Ema Shin,
Karima Baadilla,
Kym Bellamy,
Lizzi Morris,
Rachel Morley,
Rachel Suarez,
Zara Sullivan.
Curated by Brooke Van Der Linden.