Melbourne Art Fair

Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre
19 – 22 February 2026

Selected works:



Rose Nolan


John Davis


Shiraz Sadikeen


Jim Lambie


Barbara Puruntatameri


Ray James Tjangala


Justin Adian


Keisuke Matsuura


Winston Roeth


Lesley Dumbrell


Rana Begum


John Young


Harry Armanious


Elizabeth Newman


Arthur (Jalyirri) Dixon


Liat Yossifor


Dale Frank


Tony Tuckson


Aida Tomescu


Erin Lawlor


Christian Dimick

Newport Lakes

Taking advantage of the quiet time of the new year in Melbourne 

Newport Lakes reserve was constructed from an old blue stone quarry which over many decades and lots of work has become a wildlife sanctuary of sorts very close to the heart of Melbourne.

Views of the lakes.

It's a wonderful place for quiet reflection.





New Year

 at the botanical gardens, Melbourne





The water lilies stole the show but the cacti were extraordinary












As you do ...


A new year and seasons greetings. Photo portrait, Jen Coralie.



John Nixon

Song of the Earth 1968-2020
To March 9
Heide Museum of Modern Art
Melbourne





Drawing reference or influence from Russian Constructivism, John Nixon, 1949-2020, paid homage to simplicity and the everyday materials and methodology of the labourer or the unskilled. Using materials now symbolically associated with the Great Depression and interwar era of the 20th Century, including hessian, silver frost paint, wheat, tools and vessels.



Selected images.

































Five Walls

Gallery and Project Spaces
To October 11
1/119 Hopkins st, Footscray
https://fivewalls.com.au


Sean Hogan 'The Disconnect Paintings' 


Installation view


The night is between the sound, 2025, synthetic polymer aerosol on acrylic sheet,
aluminium frame, 60.9 x 43.2 cm.


Peter Brook 'The Space Between'


Installation view



Mojavi, 2025, acrylic on linen, 81.5 x 76 cm.


Susan Andrews 'Three, nine, twelve'


L: Pink box, 2025, synthetic polymer, marble dust, marine ply, oak.
R: Prop, 2025, synthetic polymer, marble dust, oak.



Blink: Orange, pink, 2025, synthetic polymer,
marble dust, marine ply, oak, 35 x 25 x 4 cm.


Tracey Lamb 'Take the Stairs to the Inside Out'


Soft hard, 2025, Steel and powder coating, 25.5 x 30 x 9 cm.



Installation view

Selected exhibition images

4th Australian Biennale of Reductive Arts

ABORA 4
6–28 September 2025
Articulate project space
497 Parramatta Rd, Leichhardt NSW
Friday–Sunday, 11am–5pm
Saturday 6 September, 3–5pm





Artists: Aaron Martin, Angharad Evans, Annelies Jahn, Anya Pesce, Beata Geyer, Belinda Yee, Billy Gruner, Brent Hallard, Chantal Grech, Chris Packer, Christine Dean, Cornelis Timmer, Deb Covell, Don Voisine, Elizabeth Day, Elizabeth Rankin, Elke Wohlfahrt, Gary Warner and Audrey Warner, Giles Ryder, Helen Shields, Isobel Johnston, Jamie Jude Smith, Jan Handel, Kate Galea, Kate Mackay, Kath O'Donnell, Kendal Heyes, Kyle Jenkins, Laurence Kimmel, Lisa Jones, Lisa Pang, Liz Shreeve, Louise Blyton, Louise Owen, Louise P Sloane, Luna Gui, Lynne Eastaway, Margaret Roberts, Mark Titmarsh, Marlene Sarroff, Merryn Trevethan, Neerja Chandna Peters, Nicole Ellis, Penny Coss, Peter de Lorenzo, Phong Le, Pia Larsen, PJ Hickman, Pollyxenia Joannou, Raymond Carter, Rolande Souliere, Sandra Curry, Sarah Fitzgerald, Sarah Keighery, Sarah Robson, Shelley Jardine, Sue Callanan, Susan Andrews, Suzan Shutan, Tarn McLean, Terri Brooks, Tilman, Tom Loveday, Yvette Hamilton


Selected exhibiton images: 


























Photos by artist, Louise Blyton.



Curator Beata Geyer with artist Chris Packer.