Buxton Contemporary, a niche art gallery that consistently showcases high-quality works! Curated by Hannah Presley and Annika Aitken. Nightshifts explores the significance of solitude through contemporary art.
The latest exhibition – nightshifts
Reflecting on solitude through contemporary art, Shifting between focus and blur, like a dream, exploring the work and thoughts beyond the public gaze. The moments of solitude, tranquil nights, and contemplation… It speaks of the intertwining paths of human journeys and cosmic trajectories, from overlapping to separating points to surfaces, from reflection to meditation. Deep listening emanates an incomparable charm in this interplay, awakening our unique focus, sharpening our attention, and revealing unseen mysteries!
How much does it cost?
Free admission!
Location: Buxton Contemporary Corner Southbank Boulevard & Dodds St Southbank VIC 3006
Exhibition Dates: May 26th – October 29th Wednesday to Sunday 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Parking: There are parking spots available on nearby streets for $4 per hour. Alternatively, you can park directly at the Arts Centre Carpark and take the elevator up to the NGV (National Gallery of Victoria), a 10-minute walk from the museum.
Things to do nearby
NGV (National Gallery of Victoria) – a 3-minute walk away.
Arts Centre – a 5-minute walk away, where you can enjoy operas.
ACMI (Australian Centre for the Moving Image) – located next to Melbourne Now, it’s incredibly fun with lots of film clips, games, and audio experiences.
Hosier Lane – an 11-minute walk away, famous for its graffiti walls. Jay Chou has taken photos there; it’s an amazing place to visit!
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