Are you aged 8-16 years? Like to express yourself by making art? If our calculations are correct, you are a perfect candidate for the Futuremakers visual art exhibition!
Are you aged 8-16 years? Like to express yourself by making art? If our calculations are correct, you are a perfect candidate for the Futuremakers visual art exhibition!
This December, 100 Story Building in Footscray will be transformed into an exhibition space filled with artwork, photography and sculpture from young people across Victoria.
We are calling for young art-makers of all skill-levels to submit an expression of interest for inclusion in the exhibition.
THEME/ STARTER IDEA:
Tinted Glass
We see things differently through tinted glass. Whether it’s colourful, rose-tinted, or unclear and smudged, life looks different, depending on the lens through which we view it. What are the alternative worlds you see when you look through your own tinted glass? Through a window, into a mirror, out a portal?
We look forward to seeing how you interpret this theme and what you are inspired to make!Â
100 Story Building
206-208 Nicholson Street, Footscray
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