Artists on View is presented by The City of Greater Bendigo and Bendigo Venues & Events (BV&E) to support local artists presenting new work in Dudley House, The Engine Room or Bendigo Bank Theatre.
The program provides venue access, technical support and assistance with promotion.
Artists on View is open to individual artists and arts groups living, working or studying primarily in the City of Greater Bendigo.
Applications are open twice a year.
For guidelines and to apply go to www.bendigo.vic.gov.au/Services/Arts-and-Events/Artists-on-View
(Details to be updated throughout the year)
4 March to 13 March 11am - 4pm (Closed Tue and Wed)
Neve Curnow is a lens based artist whos work explores a contemporary take on gothic and horror film aesthetics. Her work reappropriates these genres tropes and transforms them into unconventional narratives. Curnow’s works are altogether stimulated by the presence of the sublime and supernatural.
22 April to 1 May
Ambitious & colorful assemblages combining individual canvas paintings & hand painted ‘Cut Outs’ free form on MDF board. Spatial & heroic in scale with a focus on pop culture iconography, text, color field abstraction, dynamism, pastiche & traditional Renaissance (style) elements of composition. Including, non-sculptural freestanding figurations & still life.
5:00 PM on 24 April 2022
Tickets from GoTix
Local Bendigo flutist, Katie Kim collaborates with an award-winning pianist Kenji Fujimura to present Ludwig van Beethoven and César Franck, two maestros of chamber music in their finest sonatas ever written.
5:00PM Saturday 6 August 2022
Tickets from GoTix
Drawing on the rich musical traditions of Spain and Latin America Duo Allegrezza - Jenny Gogolin (flute) and Anne Begg (guitar) will present a program of works by iconic composers such as Ibert, Villa Lobus, Piazzolla and others.
2:00 PM on 6 November 2022
Tickets from GoTix
Join this fine trio of Bendigo performers for a delightful concert of music for soprano, flute and guitar. They will perform music by Handel, Caccini, Fauré and more. There will be settings of British Folk Songs and a world premiere to tantalise your ears.
During the COVID-19 lockdowns in 2020, we created an online exhibition as a way of sharing work and encouraging art-making.
Local artists were invited to submit a single still image – a photograph, a photograph of an artwork or a digital image and text to describe the artwork, or the idea behind it.
Over 32 weeks we collected 780 artworks by 175 artists.
These pages record that work.
(Image, Paul Harrington "The busy Bees")
BV&E acknowledges the Dja Dja Wurrung and Taungurung Peoples as the traditional custodians of the lands where our venues stand and where we share stories through art and culture.
We acknowledge and pay respect to their Elders past present and emerging.
