Group Exhibition Tours

Group Exhibition Tours

Oct 24, 2024

Group Exhibition Tours Want to explore Tony Clark:Unsculpted but not sure where to start? Join us for free exhibition tours at Buxton Contemporary! Enjoy a journey through the eyes of art makers, guided by our enthusiastic team. Whether you’re an art expert or this is...
Represent – Shelley Lasica and Tony Clark

Represent – Shelley Lasica and Tony Clark

Oct 15, 2024

Represent – Shelley Lasica and Tony Clark Tuesday 12 November, Gallery open 5pm, Performance from 6pm As part of the exhibition Tony Clark: Unsculpted, Melbourne-based choreographer Shelley Lasica will present a new 30-minute solo performance with scenery, as part of...
Tony Clark: Artist Talk

Tony Clark: Artist Talk

Oct 10, 2024

Tony Clark: Artist Talk Sunday 10 November 2024, 2–3pm Join artist Tony Clark to hear about Unsculpted – a multifaceted overview of his practice, on view at Buxton Contemporary. The talk will be accompanied by a walking tour through the exhibition. Follow the...
FLAMES DANCED IN THEIR HAIR BUT DID NOT BURN THEM

FLAMES DANCED IN THEIR HAIR BUT DID NOT BURN THEM

Sep 6, 2024

FLAMES DANCED IN THEIR HAIR BUT DID NOT BURN THEM A multi-channel video work made in collaboration with the cast of Fraught Outfit’s 2015 production THE BACCHAE, FLAMES DANCED IN THEIR HAIR BUT DID NOT BURN THEM slides between documentary and fantasy, wild theatrical...
SOLD OUT – Audience Surveillance – Concert Performance

SOLD OUT – Audience Surveillance – Concert Performance

Aug 26, 2024

SOLD OUT – Audience Surveillance – Concert Performance Friday 20 September, 8:00 pm A musical response to The Same Crowd Never Gathers Twice: reflections on social contagion, groupthink, the individual, and the power of ‘the crowd’. Curated and performed by students...

Buxton Contemporary acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the unceded land on which we work, learn and create, the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung and Bunurong peoples, and the wider Kulin Nations. We acknowledge their continuing care for Country and recognise that Australia’s First Peoples art and cultural practices have thrived here for millenia.