Yarra Sculpture Gallery, along with Arts Access Victoria, offer emerging and established artists a 6 week Summer Residency.
YSG offers the opportunity for artists to experiment and expand their practice, a time to take chances and explore possibilities, culminating in a week long exhibition.
Bramble Karvinen with their sculpture.
Bramble Karvinen's sculpture.
Nina Fitzsimmons poses with their sculptures.
Tamar Dolev poses next to their sculpural work.
Vernon Rodrigues next to their neon lit sculpture.
Laurence Flegg poses with two of their paintings.
Helen Henwood next to one of their tapestry paintings.
Helen Henwood next to one of their tapestry paintings.
A human in a wheelchair hugs a standing human.
Two humans stand and chat next to a paper sculpture hanging from the ceiling.
Councillor Ken Gomez points at colourful artwork.
Nicole Tsourlenes with their photography work in the background.
A small dog has its mouth open in a smile.
A human takes a photo of artwork on their phone.
The artist and another human stand near their sculptural piece and talk.
Paper and ceramic sculptures.
Gallery manager Andrea Hughes gives a speech.
Councillor for Nicholls, Ken Gomez, gives a speech.
CEO of Arts Access Victoria, Josh Pethers, gives a speech.
Tamar Dolev gives a speech.
Nina Fitzsimmons gives a speech.
Vernon Rodrigues gives a speech.
Bramble Karvinen is surrounded by people chatting.
Many people look at a video playing.
A human looks at an artwork that states "No need to get hysterical".
Nicole Tsourlenes' diorama.
Three humans pose for the camera. The middle human is holding a small dog.
Humans watch a projection playing.
A human takes a video of artwork on their phone.
Three humans chat together.
Neon componants of a sculpture.
A doll with its head facing backwards looks into a mirror.
Two humans stand talking with each other.
An artist holds up a colourful piece.
Two humans, one in a wheelchair, chat with each other.
Paper dolls hang from the ceiling.
Ulises Resendiz smiles and points to an artwork.
Laurence Flegg artwork with a red (sold) dot next to it.
A paper and ceramic sculpture with a red (sold) dot next to it.