Pieces of Paper – Group Exhibition

Step into the World of Paper Art

This spectacular showcase features intriguing 2D and 3D assemblages that push the boundaries of what you thought possible with a simple sheet of paper.

Whether you are a lifelong art enthusiast or simply looking for an inspiring weekend activity, this exhibition offers a unique look at how artists manipulate an everyday material into extraordinary creations.

A Rich History Meets Modern Innovation

Paper has a long, rich history that dates back to the use of papyrus in ancient Greece and to early paper-making processes in China around 200 BCE. While modern times have industrialised paper production, the artists in this exhibition are actively rediscovering traditional methods.

You will see firsthand how creators are reviving ancient practices through new, ecological approaches and surprising, sustainable materials.

Transformative Techniques

From the whimsical to the highly scientific, Pieces of Paper presents works made through an incredible variety of methods. The artists transform standard materials using a wide range of techniques, including:

• Folding and weaving
• Welding and tearing
• Intricate cutting and collage
• Pulp making and bookbinding

Diverse Voices from Across the Country

We are proud to host an incredible lineup of talented creators. Pieces of Paper highlights geographical diversity, featuring six artists from the Dandenong and Yarra Ranges, alongside visionary talents travelling from Tasmania, New South Wales, and the Northern Territory.

Participating Artists:
Aimee McCallum, Anne Gason, Anzara Clark, April Vautier, Avril Makula, Barbara Adams, Catherine Stringer, Elizabeth Gleeson, Gail Stiffe, Heather Matthew, Judith Wilson, Joy Serwylo, Leanne Poole, Manda Lane, Peter Neilson, Peter Ward, Ray Besserdin, Sai-Wai Foo, Stephen Glover, Winsome Jobling, and Yola & Daria.

Exhibition Opening (free event)

Join us for the Official Opening on Sunday, May 10, from 2pm to 4pm, to meet some of the artists as we celebrate their works and officially open the exhibiton.

Main Artwork - Ray Besserdin To Seaside 2019 Paper (c) The Artist