Bendigo Living Arts Space
Wonderland
Dec 7 to Feb 29
An exhibition that explores the connections between art, pop culture and serious play.
Wonderland brings together creativity, playfulness and design at the Living Arts Space, with a mix of works featuring bold pop-art paintings, unique ceramics, textile animals, embroidery and jewellery. The exhibition includes a stunning collection from the Bendigo LEGO® User Group, as well as a stop motion LEGO® video and green screen play. Suitable for all ages.
Featuring: Bendigo LEGO® User Group, Frances Guerin, Discovery Centre, Chris Duffy, Beth Sayer, DAP Jewellery, Eleanor Brownbill
Bendigo Living Arts Space
Discover and immerse yourself in our unique arts world.
The Living Arts Space presents a range of exhibitions and public art programs throughout the year showcasing Bendigo and the region’s talented, emerging and professional artists to visitors to the region and our local community.
The Living Arts Space presents quality exhibitions within the grand old post office, using the magnificent heritage backdrop of the building to showcase diverse artworks created by living artists and artisans from the Bendigo region. The Living Arts Space combines exhibitions with active programs involving artist’s talks, demonstrations and makers workshops as part of a vibrant and engaging public program. The Living Arts Space is located inside the Bendigo Visitor Centre on the left-hand side of the main entry foyer.
Open 9am-5pm daily (closed Christmas day)
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