Melbourne Art Fair 2018. Photo: Michaela Dutková
Melbourne Art Fair 2018. Photo: Michaela Dutková
Melbourne Art Fair 2018. Photo: Michaela Dutková
Melbourne Art Fair 2018. Photo: Michaela Dutková
Melbourne Art Fair 2018. Photo: Michaela Dutková
Melbourne Art Fair 2018.
Melbourne Art Fair relaunched in 2018, presenting the region's newest and most exciting contemporary art to over 15,000 art lovers at its new home on Southbank Arts Precinct. The Fair will return in 2020.
Melbourne Art Fair relaunched in August 2018, presenting 40 leading galleries and showcasing new works, solo and group exhibitions by some of the newest and most exciting contemporary artists from Australia, New Zealand and Southeast Asia.
The new Fair took place for the first time across two venues within Southbank Arts Precinct; Vault Hall and Riding Hall alongside ACCA and The University of Melbourne and included Talks, Live Performance, Workshops and Friday Up Late on the precinct.
The biennial Melbourne Art Fair will return in 2020.
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3 Aug, 2018
Magical Moments With Hiromi Tango
Artist Hiromi Tango, who created and performed Lizard Tail (Dawn) for Melbourne Art Week, visited Melbourne Art Fair yesterday and treated lucky visitors to several magical, impromptu performances on the precinct. Lizard Tail (Dawn) travelled to Tarrawarra Museum of Modern Art today, where it will be on view throughout the Biennial. Read More
2 Aug, 2018
Over 2,500 Art Lovers Preview Melbourne Art Fair
Over 2,500 art lovers visited Melbourne Art Fair at its new home in the cultural heart of the city on Southbank Arts Precinct last night for the celebrated opening night, Vernissage. The new, tightly curated Fair features 40 leading galleries presenting museum quality works by emerging and highly respected artists from Australia, New Zealand and... Read More
2 Aug, 2018
Melbourne Art Foundation Commission Unveiled
The 2018 Melbourne Art Foundation Commission, in partnership with Bendigo Art Gallery and supported by Artwork Transport, was been awarded to prominent, New Zealand born, Melbourne-based artist Ronnie van Hout. The impressive, large-scale sculpture, Surrender, was unveiled last night at the opening night of the Fair and depicts two larger than life size male soldiers bent... Read More