GUIDED BUS TOUR
Explore four captivating exhibitions and engage
in a dialogue with artists and curators by joining
a tour of galleries across Caulfield, Fitzroy,
Collingwood and Carlton.
► ► A light breakfast and canapé lunch will
be provided.
10AM
SUN 22 OCTOBER // 10AM—5PM
$19 + booking fee
Limited capacity, register by Mon 16 October
at www.festival.melbourne/visartsday
1.50—2.50PM
PICK-UP LUNCH
► ► Meet the Bayside Coach at the Russell
Street Extension in Federation Square ► ► Marquis of Lorne Rooftop
Please arrive by 10AM sharp for a
timely departure.
11AM—12PM
THE HUMOURS
COMEDY AND CROISSANTS
► ► Monash University Museum of Art (MUMA)
Monash University
Join members of artist-led collective
Barbara Cleveland and MUMA curator Elise
Routledge for a conversation about humour,
collaboration and reclaiming feminist histories.
The humours is an international group
exhibition that considers how artists employ
strategies of comedy and absurdity. Coffee and
croissants provided.
12.45—1.45PM
AN UNORTHODOX FLOW OF IMAGES
A DISCUSSION
Across the road from CCP is this Fitzroy
institution. Please note access to the rooftop
is via two flights of stairs. After lunch,
take a short 5 minute stroll to Collingwood
Arts Precinct.
3—3.20PM
IN THIS VESSEL WE SHALL BE KEPT
EXHIBITION
► ► Collingwood Arts Precinct (C/A/P)
Experience this immersive installation by
Ayoung Kim, which contemplates references
such as the Bible and Quran to reflect on the
nature of conflict in the most intimate and
expansive global contexts. Visually bold and
conceptually resonant, In This Vessel We Shall
Be Kept haunts the deepest recesses of the mind.
3.30—4.30PM
THE SCORE
CURATOR & ARTIST TALKS
► ► Centre for Contemporary Photography (CCP) ► ► Ian Potter Museum, University of Melbourne
Join curators Naomi Cass and Pippa Milne
for a dialogue about the formal, conceptual
and material connections emerging across
150 photographic images, which unfurl in
an unorthodox, a-historical sequence. You
are invited to join the discussion, to agree or
disagree, and to share with the curators your
own flow of images. Enjoy a tour of the exhibition with in-gallery
talks by The Score curator Jacqueline Doughty
and participating artists Dylan Martorell and
Mia Salsjö. The Score is an exhibition taking
performance scores as a starting point to
consider the ways art leaps from the sonic to
the visual to the kinesthetic and back again.
5PM
DROP OFF
► ► Bus returns to Federation Square