View the Josh Muir: What's on your mind? exhibition in an entirely different way with this virtual reality experience created by Arts Process.
Please visit reception to organise your experience.
Please note there is limited availability for this activity.
Following a highly successful launch and program of orchestral events in 2019, Bendigo Symphony Orchestra will once again launch its 2020 program at the Bendigo Art Gallery. A short-varied program of chamber music will reflect the program of four exciting concerts our new Music Director Luke Severn has planned for the year.
Enjoy some chamber music, a description of our exciting program for 2020, and meet some of our Bendigo Symphony orchestra members followed by afternoon tea.
Bookings essential.
Facilitated by our First Nation’s Curator Shonae Hobson, join Josh Muir and Isobel Knowles as they discuss the intricacies of developing Going Solo.
Bookings essential
Meet Bendigo Art Director Jessica Bridgfoot as she provides this rare opportunity to discuss upcoming exhibitions, exciting new programs, events and more.
10am Morning tea
10.30am – 11.30am Guest speaker
Be inspired by the bright, contrasting colours of Josh Muir’s work in making your own creation in our newly designed art space, Park Studio.
Drop in, no bookings required
'PhoneHeads' is a dance/movement performance created by the CreateAbility Performance Ensemble, in collaboration with Emily Richards-Jones from Z Fit Studios, with original sound design by Jacques Soddell.
'PhoneHeads' explores how we can inhabit different head spaces whilst sharing the same physical space, and how this impacts on privacy. It explores how the use of digital media in public spaces allows us to shift into our own private experience whilst sharing space with the wider community.
All children participating in these workshops must be accompanied by an adult.
Cost: $7.90 per session. Meet at Gallery reception.
Places of cultural significance enrich people’s lives, often providing a deep and inspirational sense of connection to community and landscape, to the past and to lived experiences.
They are important expressions of Australian identity and experience, and may be significant for their aesthetic, historic, scientific, social or spiritual values, for past, present or future generations.
Sit back and enjoy this lively panel discussion with Paul Guest and special guest artist hosted by Bendigo Art Gallery Director, Jessica Bridgfoot.
Bookings essential
