Colour Sense — POSTPONED
A bright-hued art exhibition from a lineup of contemporary Aussie artists.
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UPDATE: JULY 10, 2020 — Arc One Gallery is temporarily closed to the public, following the latest public health directions from the Victorian Government. You can still check out the gallery's exhibitions online through its Curated Viewing Rooms. For more information, head to the Arc One Gallery website.
We could all use a bit of vibrancy in our post-lockdown lives right now and this new exhibition at renowned contemporary art gallery Arc One is happy to deliver. Running from June 3 to July 25, group show Colour Sense is the perfect, bold-hued antidote to all that time you've spent cooped up on the couch of late. Plus, it's sure to take the edge of any dreary winter chills.
This curation of works comes from a lineup of contemporary Aussie artists celebrated for their use of primary colours, who've got a proven knack for creating hard-hitting works from a palette of bright, vivid hues.
Get set to boost your mood with a rainbow of visual treats from the likes of Lydia Wegner, Jacky Redgate, Peter Daverington, Dani Marti, John Young, Pat Brassington and the acclaimed Robert Owen. Works span a variety of themes and influences, from Owen's geometrical pieces, to a series of heady textural designs by Barcelona-born Marti.
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Arc One Gallery is open from 11am–4pm Wednesday–Friday and 11am–2pm on Saturday.
Top image: Colour Sense, installation view at Arc One Gallery, 2020.
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