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      • Michael Vale: the Cuckoo, the Herring, and the Trembling Tambourines
      • New Wave 26
      • Eleesa Howard: Hold Me, Hold Me Close
      • Helen Britton: The Story So Far
      • Natalia Milosz-Piekarska: Sifted Light
      • National Works On Paper 2026
      • Gareth Sansom
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      • New Wave 24
      • Max & Olive: The Photographic life of Olive Cotton & Max Dupain
      • MPRG: FIFTY
      • 2020 National Works on Paper
      • The French Connection
      • Lauren Guymer – Among the Trees
      • Tai Snaith – A World of One’s Own
      • The Overwintering Project: Westernport
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      • Nerdudara Djumi – Then Now 10+1 (Baluk Arts)
      • Wall Drawings
      • Collection+ Jess Johnson / Eduardo Paolozzi
      • Thin grey line – Contemporary Drawing
      • Collection focus: Women artists
      • Neil Williams: Girt by Sea
      • Collection+ Louise Rippert / Steve Carr
      • New Wave 22
      • Incoming: Recent Acquisitions
      • Kate Wallace: A place once travelled
      • MPRG local focus: Beverley Meldrum
      • 2022 National Works on Paper
      • Collection+ Judith Alexandrovics / Julian Opie
      • Front Beach, Back Beach
      • Collection Focus - G.W. Bot / Locust Jones / David Larwill
      • Mike Green – Standing on the inside (Prints 1980-1991)
      • Vera Möller - sea.liquid.sensation.flux.space
      • Collection focus: Michael Cook
      • Archibald Prize 2023 Regional Tour
      • Kylie Stillman - Glimmer Warning
      • Crossing Paths: Women supporting women in the MPRG Collection
      • Sundance Studio: Taking a thread for a walk
      • News From Nowhere: Lisa Walker & Brendan Huntley
      • Both Body & Not
      • Marion Harper: Restless Encounter
      • Catherine Truman: no surface holds
      • National Photographic Portrait Prize
      • David Hockney: Prints
      • Craftivism. Dissident objects and subversive forms
      • Play On: The art of sport
      • Cameron Robbins: Solar Loggerheads
      • Lola Greeno: Cultural Jewels
      • Anne Ferran: Intimate Journals
      • Ross Manning: Dissonant Rhythms
      • Living Treasures: Masters of Australian Craft \ Prue Venables
      • Jon Campbell: Ball Yeah
      • STEEL: art design architecture
      • Xanthe Dobbie: Desktop Holiday
      • Julie Blyfield - Flowers of the sea
      • New Wave 23
      • Carla McRae: Adrift Together
      • Glass: art design architecture
      • Tara Gilbee: The strangest pulse
      • Deborah Kelly - CREATION
      • Layers of Blak
      • New Exuberance
      • National Works on Paper 2024
      • The Ecologies Project
      • Front Beach, Back Beach (FBBB)
      • James Tylor: Turrangka...in the shadows
      • New Wave 25
      • Do You Read Me
      • Emma Davies: Tethered Threads
      • The Authentic Consequence: Forty years of John Baird
      • Joshua Searle: Bienvenido
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Free entry to exhibition

Open Tues-Sun, 11am-4pm
Closed 25th, 26th, 30th and 31st December and 1st January.

Do You Read Me

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Lisa Waup, Religious Order and Admit to Care, 2014; Judith Chambers, Paper Tigers, 1974; Juan Davila, God and country, 1989; Greg Creek, Desktop Drawing V 17.3.94 - 1.4.94, 1994; Robert Fielding, Generations, Kinship and Broken, 2023, photo: Kinfolk Imagery

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Gareth Sansom, Life after Bacon, 2006, photo: Kinfolk Imagery

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Kids art-making space, photo: Kinfolk Imagery

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Reading nook, supported by Mornington Peninsula Shire Libraries, photo: Kinfolk Imagery

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Mayor’s Short Story Writing Awards room

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Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery
Civic Reserve, Dunns Road
Mornington, Victoria 3931

03 5950 1580
mprg@mornpen.vic.gov.au

Regular Hours: 11am-4pm, Tues-Sun
Closed Mondays. Closed 25th, 26th, 30th and 31st December and 1st January.

 


Postal address:
PO Box 650 Mornington VIC 3931

 

 

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Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery is the major cultural facility of the Mornington Peninsula Shire.

Please be aware that CCTV cameras are in operation at a number of Shire buildings, including the MPRG. 

 

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