"Bushwalk" by Rain White, one of the painters featured in Pop Up 2 Exhibition, running from January 16 - 27 at Berninneit in Cowes.
Melinda Holt, "Field Patterns" will featured in Pop Up 2 Exhibition, running from January 16 - 27 at Berninneit in Cowes.
Kim Wood's "Yellow Glow", one of the paintings on display at Pop Up 1 Art Exhibition January 4 - 14 at Berninneit in Cowes.
This summer, Phillip Island Contemporary Exhibition Space (PICES), in partnership with Bass Coast Shire Council, presents its sixth Summer Exhibition Series, featuring contemporary artists across six weeks.
In December PICES debuted its 50x50 Exhibition with huge success, spotlighting the work of 50 artists.
From January 4 - 27 the series continues with two consecutive curated and highly anticipated Pop-Up exhibitions featuring 22 artists.
Visitors can explore a rich variety of art media including painting, photography, pottery, printmaking, sculpture, and textiles, created by artists from Bass Coast, Gippsland, and beyond.
PICES plays an important role as a bridge between artists and art lovers, collaborating with the new Berninneit Art Gallery in Cowes to promote contemporary art and provide artists with a prestigious, purpose-built space to showcase their work. This exhibition series promises an engaging celebration of regional creativity and talent.
Each artist brings unique perspectives to the series, offering visitors an inspiring glimpse into the region's creative heart.
Pop Up 1 Exhibition, January 4 - 14
Rob Barron (Pottery); Printmakers Lana de Jager, Liz Tyler and Silvi Glattauer; Martine Zajacek (Collage); and paintings by Jenny Jackson, Julie Lundgren Coulter, Anne Mestitz, Lindy Patterson, Karen Preston, Linda Shaw and Kim Wood.
Pop Up 2 Exhibition, January 16 - 27
Painters Peter Brook, Stephen Glover, Melinda Holt, Carolyne Jane, Candida van Rood and Rain White; Wendy Habraken-Flack (Drawing); Jillian Mitchell (Photography); Kate Stuart (Pottery); and Kylie Watson (Printmaking).
PICES has earned a reputation as a key cultural hub, fostering connections between artists and art lovers while collaborating with the Berninneit Art Gallery in Cowes and other local organisations.
As a not-for-profit, PICES is committed to elevating Phillip Island as a premium destination for the arts, supported by the community, media, and contemporary artists alike.
Bringing contemporary art to the community
For more information, visit pices.com.au.
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