After the long hiatus - 2020 was tough - dates have been set for the 2021 Herring Island Summer Arts Festival. The festival runs from 16 January to 5 April on weekends and public holidays. The three arts groups participating are the Association of Sculptors of Victoria, Valley Potters and the Contemporary Art Society of Victoria. Further information will be published soon.
Gallery Open 11:30am to 4:30pm
Weekends, Australia Day, Labour Day, Good Friday and the Monday after Easter
Proudly supported by Parks Victoria
Proudly supported by Parks Victoria
Monday 7 December 2020
Friday 20 March 2020
An Important Update from the Herring Island Summer Arts Festival
Due to recent events in relation to the COVID-19 coronavirus, the A4 Art Australia: National Exhibition will be closed to the public after Sunday 22nd March.
The expansiveness of our gallery spaces means we can ensure the recommended social distancing between visitors, and all visitors should practice good hygiene in our gallery with hand-washing facilities available at the venue. We request anyone who is unwell or has recently travelled overseas to avoid the gallery completely.
During this constantly evolving situation the health and wellbeing of our members, volunteers and community is our top priority.
We are continuing to closely monitor and evaluate the situation and we are taking strict precautions to keep safe and follow preventative measures.
The gallery will be open this weekend, Saturday 21st March, and Sunday 22nd March, from 11.30am - 4.30pm both days.
The expansiveness of our gallery spaces means we can ensure the recommended social distancing between visitors, and all visitors should practice good hygiene in our gallery with hand-washing facilities available at the venue. We request anyone who is unwell or has recently travelled overseas to avoid the gallery completely.
During this constantly evolving situation the health and wellbeing of our members, volunteers and community is our top priority.
We are continuing to closely monitor and evaluate the situation and we are taking strict precautions to keep safe and follow preventative measures.
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And from the current exhibition:
The Contemporary Art Society of Victoria is continuing to develop ways to promote the work of our A4 Art Australia artists, particularly through our online services.
Consider investing in a unique and affordable artwork by one or more of the One hundred and ninety nine artists supported by this exhibition, or purchase one of the 582 artworks for a loved one!
Shortly
we will have an online gallery, where you can purchase an artwork, and
it will be POSTED (unframed) anywhere in Australia for the catalogue
price!
Details will be posted here next week.
Anyone who has purchased an artwork to date, will be contacted shortly to arrange collection (not from the Island!)
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We thank you deeply for your continued support and patience as we work hard to keep the lights on for the arts in Melbourne.
This
is uncharted territory for many of us, so please remember to be kind,
be calm, be empathetic and look after each other. We wish you all to
stay healthy and safe and look forward to the time when we see you again
at our beloved Herring Island.
Monday 2 March 2020
Opening on 14th March
The next exhibition in the 15th Herring Island Summer Arts Festival will be A4 Art Australia an initiative of the Contemporary Art Society Vic.
You can download a copy of the invitation here.
You can download a copy of the invitation here.
Thursday 13 February 2020
HISAF 2020 continues with "Fired Earth"
The opening of the first exhibition "Ebb and Flow" |
There will be a diverse range of functional and sculptural ceramics on show. The exhibitors and indeed the whole festival group look forward to seeing you at the opening celebrations 12 noon to 2 pm on Saturday 15th.
Amongst others Juliet Widdows will be showing work:
Juliet Widdows sculptural ceramics |
Our supervising duck family is looking forward to the next exhibition and a happy contingent of visitors.
Duck in charge of access to the island. |
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