1. art and entertainment

Explore art in
PUBLIC PLACES
with 150 artists
and 40 events in
OVER 80 venues
THROUGHOUT
HOBSONS BAY
during april
A message
from the
Mayor
Over 600 artists and businesses have
been enabled by Art In Public Places
since its inception, and the program
is bigger and more diverse than ever
before with 150 western region artists
exhibiting this April.
WELCOME TO ART IN PUBLIC
PLACES, WHERE ART IN
HOBSONS BAY MOVES
BEYOND THE WALLS OF A
GALLERY. EVERYBODY CAN
EXPERIENCE, EXPLORE
AND CELEBRATE THE ARTS
THROUGH EXHIBITIONS,
EVENTS, INSTALLATIONS,
POP-UPS AND PASTE-UPS
IN UNEXPECTED PLACES.
Local trader associations, businesses,
event producers, arts networks and
groups all join in with Council to present
Art in Public Places for the community,
and we thank everyone involved
for their hard work and support.
This year there will be plenty to
see during business hours, but also
a number of events and temporary
art installations after dark. Don’t miss
#lightuplogan where Logan Reserve
will be lit up with dynamic effects; and
street projections and installations in
Hall Street, Newport developed with
Williamstown High School students and
the Projector Bike team. Brooklyn is
part of the program this year with roving
performance artist Michael Meneghetti
presenting a film projected across shop
fronts in Eames Avenue during the
evening. There really is something for
everyone to experience through
this month of all things cultural.
artinpublicplaces
#artinpublicplaces
So take a look at this year’s program,
mark your favourites on a map, and
enjoy art in some unusual places across
Hobsons Bay.
Cr Colleen Gates
Mayor of Hobsons Bay
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ARTISTS IN BUSINESSES
ALTONA
How To Get There
Bus
411, 412, 415, 903 (smartbus service), 944 (nightrider)
Train Werribee line, Williamstown line
All transport information is available at www.ptv.gov.au
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Orbital: Three in One
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Active Audiology
Anindita Banerjee
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Pier Street Poppy
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Eco Laundry Room
Laura Dalta-Viota
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Soctopia
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Pier 71
Lesley Dennis
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Two Mates Talking
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The Beach
House Cafe
Vicki Graham
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Under the Surface
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The Wishing Tree
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Pier 71
Marie Lacina
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Navacue Accountants
Janice McCarthy
A day in the life of
an Altona-ite
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Busk-a-Move Altona
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Waffee
Rachael Morris
20 Get Arty @ Truganina
Homestead
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Navacue Accountants
Janice McCarthy
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Electronic Moon
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Spheres
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Explosive Measures
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Altona ARTISTS IN BUSINESSES
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Anindita Banerjee
Mixed media
Active Audiology
10 Harrington Square
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Laura Dalta-Viota
Textile art
Eco Laundry Room
22 Harrington Square
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Marie Lacina
Mosaic
Pier 71
71 Pier Street
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Janice McCarthy
Sculpture, printmaking,
works on paper
Navacue Accountants
78 Pier Street
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Lesley Dennis
Acrylic painting
Pier 71
71 Pier Street
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Vicki Graham
Oil painting
The Beach House Cafe
22 Pier Street
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Rachael Morris
Watercolour
Waffee
25 Harrington Square
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JANICE MCCARTHY
Sculpture, printmaking,
works on paper
Navacue Accountants
18-19 Borrack Square
Events, installations, exhibitions and more
Altona
9 Airtime
In partnership with StreetSmART
Throughout April
Flags, Altona Meadows Skate Park,
Queen Street, Altona Meadows
Airtime is an ephemeral public
art project that highlights the
creative talents of young people
in Hobsons Bay. The featured
works are the results of the
StreetSmART program at
Woods Street Arts Space
during 2014 and 2015.
10 Flight
11 Leaves of Change
12 Orbital: Three in One
In partnership with Yarra
Community Housing
Presented by Louis Joel Arts
& Community Centre
Throughout April
Various locations in and
around Pier Street, Altona
Throughout April
Louis Joel Arts & Community Centre,
5 Sargood Street, Altona
Presented by Larissa MacFarlane,
Ilona Nelson, Naomi Nicholls
with Heather Van Heerwaarden
Pier Street will be taken over
by a flight of ephemeral butterflies.
Working with the McIntyre
Drive Yarra Community Housing
residents, hundreds of hand
decorated butterflies will highlight
the fragility of our environment and
in particular the Altona Skipper
Butterfly which is an endangered
species. The colourful butterflies
will swarm and cluster in various
locations around Pier Street.
The Louis Joel Arts & Community
Centre staff have been working with
students from six primary schools
and four kindergartens to develop
a creative sustainability display.
The display features six trees
covered in leaves showing
handwritten messages
highlighting ways we can
protect the environment and
develop better sustainability
approaches to everyday life.
Throughout April
Orbital exhibition space, Aldi Supermarket,
Central Square, Altona Meadows
Three local artists have made
work in response to Altona
Meadows. The artists - Ilona
Nelson, Larissa MacFarlane
and Naomi Nicholls - have made
work for the Orbital windows
using light, image and objects.
The Orbital exhibition is lit between
9am and 9pm and is open to
public viewing seven days a week.
It provides a public art space
within the local shopping centre.
Events, installations, exhibitions and more
Altona
13 Pier Street Poppy Project
14 Soctopia
15 Two Mates Talking
16 Under the Surface
Presented by the Country Women’s
Association - Altona Evening Branch
Presented by Laura Dalta-Viota
Presented by Bradley Brown
and Daniel Waters
Presented by Wild Book Collective
Throughout April
Rotary notice board,
Logan Reserve, Altona
This installation piece features
panels of poppies handmade
by the Country Women’s
Association (Altona Evening
Branch) and the community
to commemorate the 100 years
of the Anzac Gallipoli landing.
For further information
see www.facebook.com/
CwaAltonaEveningBranch
Throughout April
The Eco Laundry Room,
22 Harrington Square, Altona
Laura Dalta-Viota’s most recent
installation involves socks.
Those warm, odd shaped, quirky
and often cute items of clothing that
mysteriously disappear overnight.
Have you ever wondered why you
throw two socks into the washing
machine and only one comes out?
Step into her whimsical world of
socks and find out…
Throughout April
Corner Blyth and Pier Streets, Altona
Throughout April
Situated in the Millers Road underpass
opposite Seaholme Primary School
This ongoing mixed media
collaborative project further
develops a visual dialogue
between two artists and their
images. The Two Mates Talking
paste-up explores various
elements of culture, society
and community, outside of
the traditional gallery context.
Brought to you by the Wild Book
Collective, this subterranean,
site specific installation explores
the western suburbs rich cultural
underground. Using a broad
range of materials and installation
methods, Under the Surface
reflects the forgotten stories
of our community’s history.
Events, installations, exhibitions and more
Altona
17 The Wishing Tree
In partnership with the Altona Village
Traders Association
Throughout April
Melissa Cafe, 34 Pier Street, Altona
Make a wish and share your hopes
and dreams on Altona’s very own
wishing tree. Small tags will be
available from Melissa Cafe for the
community to write a wish and then
hang on the tree.
18 A day in the life of
an Altona-ite
In partnership with the Altona Village
Traders Association
Tuesday 14 to Thursday 30 April
Market Days: Tuesday 24 March,
Tuesday 31 March, Tuesday 14 April
Corner Blyth and Pier Streets, Altona
A community project that captures
the faces of Altona; from traders,
local identities, residents and
market goers. Images and stories
will be captured and installed
on market days.
19 Busk-a-Move Altona
In partnership with the Altona
Village Traders Association
Saturday 11 and Sunday 12 April
Various times and locations
Pier Street, Altona
Altona’s streets will be alive for
a weekend with some groovin’
tunes and pop up entertainment
by local performers and talented
local school kids.
For full details of the program,
including locations and the
line-up follow ‘artinpublicplaces’
on Facebook for regular updates.
20 Get Arty @ Truganina
Homestead
Produced by Hobsons Bay Arts Society
Saturday 11 April
10am to 4pm
Truganina Explosives Reserve Homestead,
276 Queen Street, Altona
(next to Apex Park)
A day of free art activities,
demonstrations and displays,
including kids’ art activities,
painting, sketching, woodwork,
fabric painting, recycled art,
wire sculpting and more.
For further information contact
Hobsons Bay Arts Society at
[email protected],
0400 671 616 or visit
www.hobsonsbayartssociety.org.au
Events, installations, exhibitions and more
Altona
21 Electronic Moon
22 Spheres
23 Explosive Measures
Presented by Future Creation Workshop
Presented by Sean Diamond
Friday 24 and Saturday 25 April
Logan Reserve, Altona
Friday 24 and Saturday 25 April
Logan Reserve, Altona
Presented by the Environmental
Performance Agency
Electronic Moon is a collaboration
involving young people from the
local area, including Bayside
College Paisley Campus.
This project will use up-cycling,
carpentry, LED electronics and
computer programming to create
a light installation. Young designers
will create individual light show
modules and integrate them
to create a unified structure.
The team will experiment with
a wide range of dynamic
lighting effects.
Sean Diamond sculpts new forms
from amorphous detritus, utilising
discarded materials. Diamond’s
Spheres are internally welded
steel forms which draw focus to
their internal void, rather than the
post-industrial material they are
constructed from.
#lightuplogan
Spheres will transform the night
time environment of Logan Reserve.
#lightuplogan
Throughout April
Hobsons Bay Civic Centre foyer,
115 Civic Parade, Altona
Friday 24 April, 7pm
Sunday 26 April, 7pm
Truganina Explosives Reserve Homestead,
276 Queen Street, Altona (next to Apex Park)
Explosive Measures is a performance
and installation that highlights the
ecology and history of Truganina
Coastal Park.
Extracts from the 2014 performance,
Distal Fragments will be displayed
at Hobsons Bay Civic Centre.
Performances take place in the
natural environment. Closed
toe shoes and long trousers
are essential. Bookings via
[email protected]
ehind this Smile
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– Storytelling
Wednesday 8 April, 2pm to 3pm
Altona North Library
Corner Millers and McArthurs Road,
Altona North
Behind this Smile is a visual
narrative developed as part of the
Racism it Stops with Me campaign,
with the aim to challenge cultural
stereotypes and promote positive
attitudes towards cultural diversity
in our municipality. This workshop
brings together some of the
community involved in the project.
Hear their stories first hand and
stand on your soap box to tell us
what is behind your smile.
#behindthissmile
Laverton
How To Get There
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All transport information is available at www.ptv.gov.au
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LC Laverton Community Hub
R Reunion public artwork
street art / workshops /
inclusive arts / life drawing /
urban art / screen printing /
pottery / pop ups / professional
development / kids classes
44 Woods Street, Laverton VIC 3028
PO Box 21, Altona VIC 3018
www.facebook.com/woodsstreetarts
Events, installations, exhibitions and more
LAVERTON
1 500cans: Bladin Street
2 Behind this Smile
Presented by Urban Arts Collective
featuring Street SmART and guest artist
Throughout April
Laverton Hub and Hobsons Bay Libraries
Throughout April
Corner Bladin Street and
Whittaker Avenue, Laverton
Behind This Smile is a socially
responsive artwork developed by
artist Wendy Murray as part of the
Racism It Stops with Me campaign,
with the aim to challenge cultural
stereotypes and promote positive
attitudes towards cultural diversity
in our municipality. Twelve local
residents from diverse backgrounds
share their stories and portraits.
You can see the artwork at Laverton
Hub, Altona Library, Altona
Meadows Library, Altona North
Library and Williamstown Library.
500cans is a temporary street
art workshop program that enables
temporary art projects to be realised
across Hobsons Bay. Through a
series of workshops a leading artist
worked with local young people
to develop the works on display
in Laverton and Williamstown
through Art in Public Places.
500cans is part of the Woods
Street Arts Space program.
Come, be inspired and see
what’s behind their smiles.
Stories can be downloaded at
www.hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au
#behindthissmile
3 Tubby the Robot
visits Laverton
Saturday 18 April
11am to 1pm
Aviation Road, Laverton
Tubby the Robot is out of the box
and out of this world! He’s one of
Australia’s most loved street theatre
acts and programmed to delight one
and all. This gleaming retro-futuristic
robot has a curiosity for all things
human. And you’ll be just as
delighted to find yourself chatting
to a walking, talking robot along
Aviation Road. See Tubby and his
Baby roving the street and be sure
to stop and say hello!
4 Pop Up Garage Sale
Presented by Woods Street Arts Space
Sunday 26 April
10am to 3pm
Woods Street Arts Space,
44 Woods Street, Laverton
Adult and kids’ clothing,
artisan products, vintage items,
cakes, vinyl, books and more.
Entertainment, kids art workshop,
pop-up coffee and food trucks
throughout the day.
For more information contact
Arts and Culture on 9932 2001
or [email protected]
ARTISTS IN BUSINESSES
Williamstown
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Yacht Club Hotel
Casandrea
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Cafe Casuarina
Anindita Banerjee
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Rifle Club Hotel
Lor Davis
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Sams Boatshed
Pat Duncan
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Prince Albert Hotel
Linda Fry
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Origami Sushi Bar
Gordon Hickmott
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Piccolo
Gordon Hickmott
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Poppi and Pippa
Ann Howie
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Amyst
Amelia Kingston
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Cocoa Latte
Larissa MacFarlane
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How To Get There
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All transport information is available at www.ptv.gov.au
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Williamstown
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Events, installations,
exhibitions and more
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Amaroo Open Day
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Paint the Gardens
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Lane
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Loom Room open
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5x7 exhibition
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Busk-a-Move
Williamstown
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Replenish
Janice McCarthy
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Open House
Williamstown
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Steampacket Hotel
Gary Moore
25 Sons of Williamstown:
Behind the Faces
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Atelier Art Supplies
Rafael de la Paz
26 The Listies make you
Laugh Out Loud
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Gas Central
Williamstown
Milos Pelikan
All Quiet on the
Western Front
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Brixton Pound
Justin Tumilaar
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NW North Williamstown Train Station
Customs House Hotel
Williamstown Camera
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Williamstown ARTISTS IN BUSINESSES
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CasAndrea
Photographic art
Yacht Club Hotel
207 Nelson Place
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Anindita Banerjee
Mixed media
Cafe Casuarina
Shop 4, 79–83 Douglas Parade
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Linda Fry
Mixed media
Prince Albert Hotel
141 Douglas Parade
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Gordon Hickmott
Ceramics
Origami Sushi Bar
Ferguson Street
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Lor Davis
Mixed media
Rifle Club Hotel
121 Victoria Street
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Pat Duncan
Oil painting
Sams Boatshed
3 Syme Street
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Gordon Hickmott
Ceramics
Piccolo
2/12 Douglas Parade
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Ann Howie
Oil painting
Poppi and Pippa
28a Ferguson Street
Williamstown ARTISTS IN BUSINESSES
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Amelia Kingston
Printmaking, ceramics
Amyst
Shop 7, 4 –18 Ferguson Street
11 Janice McCarthy
Sculpture, printmaking,
works on paper
Replenish
20 Douglas Parade
10 Larissa MacFarlane
Printmaking
Cocoa Latte
24 Ferguson Street
13 Rafael de la Paz
Painting, drawings on paper
Atelier Art Supplies
8/199 Champion Road
14 Milos Pelikan
Sculpture
Gas Central Williamstown
21–23 Ferguson Street
12 Gary Moore
Photography
Steampacket Hotel
13 Cole Street
15 Justin Tumilaar
Graphic design
Brixton Pound
63 Ferguson Street
16 Williamstown
Camera Club
Photography
Customs House Hotel
161 Nelson Place
Williamstown ARTISTS IN BUSINESSES
HOBSONS BAY
PERFORMING ARTS
PROGRAM
2015 SEASON
17 WILLIAMSTOWN
CAMERA CLUB
Photography
The Vic Inn
65 – 67 Douglas Parade
Telephone bookings 9932 4074
www.hobsonsbaytickets.com.au
Events, installations, exhibitions and more
Williamstown
18 Amaroo Open Day and
Art and Craft Market
19 Paint the Gardens
20 500Cans: Whittaker Lane
Presented by Mind Australia
Presented by Friends of
Williamstown Botanic Gardens
Presented by Urban Arts Collective
featuring Street SmART and guest artist
Sunday 29 March
11am to 2pm
Mind Community Services Williamstown,
97-99 Osborne Street, Williamstown
Sunday 29 March
11am to 5pm
Williamstown Botanic Gardens,
Osborne Street, Williamstown
Throughout April
Whittaker Lane, Williamstown
The Amaroo art and craft market is
all about sharing with the community
the arts and culture provided at this
important service.
Go for a stroll through the
beautiful Williamstown Botanical
Gardens and enjoy this popular
outdoor exhibition showcasing
the fine talents of local botanic
and landscape artists.
Whilst you’re there you can grab
a coffee, view the art exhibition
and browse through the market for
unique one off artworks for sale at
an affordable price - all while you
listen to some great live music.
Contact Mind Australia on
9397 2709 or visit
www.mindaustralia.org.au
There will be prizes on offer for
the participating artists, including
First Prize, Gardens Prize, Young
Person’s Prize, Emerging Artist’s
Prize and People’s Choice Prizes.
In the event of wet weather,
phone 9932 4310 or visit
www.facebook.com/
artinpublicplaces
500cans is a temporary street
art workshop program that enables
projects to be realised across
Hobsons Bay. Through a series
of workshops a leading artist
worked with local young people
to develop the works on display
in Williamstown and Laverton
through Art in Public Places.
500cans is part of the Woods
Street Arts Space program.
21 Loom Room open day and
weaving demonstration
Presented by The Loom Room
Wednesday 15 April
11am to 2.30pm
Loom Room, ‘The Corner’ in Williamstown
(Seniors Building), Corner of Melbourne
Road and Ferguson Street
The Loom Room is a welcoming
space for participants to learn and
share threading skills; a place for
the community to play with needles,
hooks, sewing machines, spinning
wheels and weaving looms. If you
love to design and create or are
curious to discover more then join
us for a demonstration of weaving
by experienced local weavers, and
a chance to try your hand on one
of the looms.
For more information, email Jenni
at [email protected] or
by text 0478 641 236.
Events, installations, exhibitions and more
Williamstown
22 5x7 exhibition
23 Busk-a-Move Williamstown
24 Open House Williamstown
Presented by Hobsons Bay Art Society
Presented by Hobsons Bay City Council
in partnership with the Williamstown
Chamber of Commerce
Presented by Open House Williamstown
Friday 17 to Tuesday 28 April
The Gallery, Williamstown Library,
104 Ferguson Street, Williamstown
Hobsons Bay Arts Society in
conjunction with Hobsons Bay
City Council and Qenos, Altona
will be holding a 5x7 art exhibition
representing artists in the western
region and schools in the Hobsons
Bay area.
Visit www.libraries.hobsonsbay.vic.
gov.au for opening hours.
Saturday 18 and Sunday 19 April
Various times and locations
Ferguson Street, Douglas Parade
and Nelson Place, Williamstown
Williamstown streets will be
alive for a weekend with pop up
entertainment by local performers
and talented local school kids.
For full details of the program,
including locations and the line
up, follow ‘artinpublicplaces’ on
Facebook for regular updates.
Sunday 19 April
12.30pm to 4.30pm
Williamstown Town Hall,
104 Ferguson Street, Williamstown
Explore a unique collection of
houses with both architectural
and historic merit in Williamstown,
Melbourne’s original seaport.
For this inaugural ‘Open House
Williamstown’ event, houses within
walking distance of the suburb’s
Town Hall will be featured.
Open House Williamstown will
celebrate the history and heritage of
the seaside town, whilst also raising
funds for the Cancer Council of
Victoria. Afternoon tea will be
served at the Town Hall.
Tickets are available online
at www.ticketebo.com.au/
openhousewilliamstown for
$35 or for $40 on the day.
25 Sons of Williamstown:
Behind the Faces
Sunday 19 April
1.30pm to 2.30pm
Williamstown Town Hall,
104 Ferguson Street, Williamstown
Of the 1800 Williamstown men who
enlisted during the First World War,
265 gave their lives. In 1917, on
behalf of the people of Williamstown,
Councillor Henderson undertook
to collect photographs of each
and every one of those 265 men.
Join us at Williamstown Town Hall
as we share for the first time our
extraordinary photographic honour
board of the powerful stories behind
the faces; stories of service, mateship,
sacrifice and humanity.
Events, installations, exhibitions and more
Williamstown
26 The Listies make you
Laugh Out Loud
Presented by Arts at Your Doorstep
Thursday 23 April, 6pm
Williamstown Town Hall,
104 Ferguson Street, Williamstown
27 All Quiet on the Western Front
Presented by Williamstown Film Society
Wednesday 29 April, 7.30pm
Supper Room, Mechanics Institute,
Electra Street, Williamstown
Don’t miss it! Guests are
encouraged to bring a hamper and
enjoy this family event over supper.
All Quiet on the Western Front is a
1930 American epic war film based
on the novel written by Erick Maria
Remarque and directed by Lewis
Milestone. All Quiet on the Western
Front is considered a realistic and
harrowing account of warfare in
World War One and was the first
to win the Academy Awards for
both Outstanding Production
and Best Director.
Book now at
www.hobsonsbaytickets.com.au
or phone 9932 4074.
For further information call
Dorothy on 9397 6000 or email
[email protected]
Australia’s most sought after kids’
comedians The Listies make
you LOL! is raucous, unruly and
guaranteed to have the whole family
(even dads) LOLing, ROFLing and
ROFLSHALBOWCOing.
28 These places are marked
for past and future
great handstands
Presented by Larissa MacFarlane
From Monday 6 April
Corner Ferguson Street and
Wellington Parade, Williamstown
This site specific artwork, based on
one of my woodcuts, is part of my
ongoing investigation into my daily
ritual of performing handstands.
I find brick walls and side streets
make great spots for handstands
and this Williamstown shop wall
feels just right.
Spotswood
How To Get There
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Train Werribee, Williamstown line
All transport information is available at www.ptv.gov.au
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Mies Coffee Bar
Anah Creet
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Duchess of
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Jessie Deane
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Two Birds Brewery
Sean Diamond
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Quazi Design
Louise Hall
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Chase Kitchen
Amanda Johns
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Judith Leuenberger
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Two Birds Brewery
Michael Shiell
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Spotswood ARTISTS IN BUSINESSES
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Anah Creet
Works on paper
Mies Coffee Bar
85 Hudsons Road
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Jessie Deane
Needlepoint
Duchess of Spotswood
87 Hudsons Road
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Amanda Johns
Watercolour
Chase Kitchen
80 Hudsons road
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Sean Diamond
Sculpture
Two Birds Brewery
136 Hall Street
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Louise Hall
Mixed media
Quazi Design
144 Hall Street
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Michael Shiell
Papercut
Two Birds Brewery
136 Hall Street
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Judith Leuenberger
Painting
Spottiswoode Hotel
62 Hudsons Road
Events, installations, exhibitions and more
FREE ENTRY
Adults and kids clothing, vintage
homewares, books, vinyl, cakes,
artisan products and more
8 The Responsiveness Clinic
Presented by Jules Vincent
and William McBride
Saturday 11 April
11am to 1pm
Various locations on
Hudsons Road, Spotswood
The Responsiveness Clinic is an
intervention into the social space,
architectural relations, the signs and
symbols of Spotswood. A stumbled
upon place where people can play,
speculate on the price of bread and
the nature of the universe; or just
listen, rest their dog, be a casual
voyeur and relax.
Tea and biscuits provided to
stimulate the conversation.
9 Spotswood Industrial
Heritage Walk
Thursday 16 April, 10am
Meet at Scienceworks Front Entrance,
2 Booker Street, Spotswood
Our heritage is an important part
of the cultural landscape here in
Hobsons Bay. This guided tour
of Spotswood provides an insight
into the people, industries and
businesses that transformed this
landscape from a dairy farm to
one of the Victoria’s most
important manufacturing hubs.
The walk takes approximately
2.5 hours.
Bookings essential via 9932 4310
SUNDAY 26 APRIL
10AM TO 3PM
Live entertainment from
DJ Nathan McCarter
FREE face painting and kids art workshop
Food and coffee trucks
woods street arts space
Gold coin donations and proceeds from
stall holder fees will be donated to West
Welcome Wagon, a local charity supporting
refugee communities.
For more information contact Arts and
Culture at [email protected]
Only 15 mins from Melbourne CBD and
right near Laverton train station.
www.facebook.com/woodsstreetarts
Presented by Woods Street Arts Space and Hobsons Bay City Council
Newport ARTISTS IN BUSINESSES AND EVENTS
Newport
How To Get There
Bus
432, 471, 472, 944
Train Werribee, Williamstown line
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3 Hanging Gardens of Newport
Presented by Newport Traders Association
Throughout April
Various locations in Newport
Showcasing the creative artworks
of primary school students to colour
our world in Newport. The Hanging
Gardens of Newport expresses
growth, life, creativity and beauty.
Newport shopping strips will
come alive with colour thanks
to local schoolchildren.
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Michael Shiell
Papercut
The Pint of Milk
19 North Road
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Phoebe Giles on 0418 591 094.
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N Newport Train Station
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Mesh Mash
Printmaking
Nosh@Newport
24 Hall Street
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NEWPORT
4 Tiny Artists
Presented by Rachael Morris
and Jacqui Taylor
Various dates in April
see website for details
Village Real Estate,
20 Hall Street, Newport
The Tiny Artists exhibition is the
result of Rachael and Jacqui’s
journey and partnership. The project
comprises of artworks produced
by talented little artists and
photographic images by Jacqui.
The two elements encapsulate
Rachael’s philosophy that art is
about being a free creative soul.
Both Rachael and Jacqui love art
and believe strongly in supporting
and inspiring children to be creative.
They invite you to take part in
creating a community artwork that
we can all celebrate.
Email [email protected]
or call 0409 958 863 to book.
5 Artist in Op Shops
Presented by Sayraphim Lothian
Thursday 9 and Friday 10 April
9am to 5pm
Vinnie’s Op Shop,
3-5 Mason Street, Newport
Using clothes and materials that
have been donated but cannot
be sold (pieces with holes etc),
Sayraphim will create soft sculpture
portraits of the customers and
staff. She will respond to books
and paintings in the store; the
possibilities for creation in such a
space are endless. Watch an artist
at work and to be inspired to create
something new.
6 The Crossing
Presented by Projector Bike in partnership
with the Newport Traders Association
Thursday 16 April
6.30pm to 9pm
Various locations, beginning
from Hall Street, Newport
Combining architectural
structures with experimental film,
The Crossing is an immersive
work that celebrates Newport
history, people, art and music.
Hall Street provides the starting
point for this contemporary mobile
and multi-projection walking tour
event created in collaboration with
Williamstown High School students.
Experience a series of innovative
street projections and installations.
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7 The Substation Artists’ Market
Sunday 5 April
10am to 3pm
1 Market Street, Newport
The Substation Artists’ Market is a
unique indoor market showcasing
some of the best local and regional
artists, designers and makers in
Melbourne. With such an eclectic
mix of stalls ranging from paintings
and photography to fashion,
homewares, children’s products,
hand-made jewelry and many more
curios - there is something for
everyone.
Events, installations, exhibitions and more
Brooklyn
How To Get There
Bus
411, 412
All transport information is available at www.ptv.gov.au
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Thursday 30 April
6pm to 8pm
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Whether it’s a sculpture, drawing,
video or performance, for Michael,
making art is bringing to life ideas
and putting flesh on thoughts.
Scartato, meaning discarded
in Italian, is a roving performance
work where Michael collects
and attaches rubbish to himself
as he walks around the city,
gradually transforming into
a human monument of litter.
The performances will be filmed
and presented across three
shop fronts at the Eames Avenue
shopping strip.
#scartato
Events, installations, exhibitions and more
South Kingsville
How To Get There
Bus
432
Train Spotswood
All transport information is available at www.ptv.gov.au
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Various locations in and around
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This site specific artwork reveals
an ongoing investigation into
Larissa’s daily ritual of performing
handstands. Over the past ten
years, she has performed at least
one handstand every day, often
in unexpected and inconspicuous
places – both public and private.
These are not public performances
but private moments that bring the
artist grounding, pain relief and
joy. They are in fact a key part of
managing her chronic illnesses.
This site specific installation
provides us with a playful insight
into her world.
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