Join us to celebrate the opening of our new season of exhibitions:
Digital Fantasy | Chira Grasby
Free to attend, all welcome
As the weather warms up, immerse yourself in the stunning blooms of Bundoora Homestead’s gardens, enjoy light refreshments and the opening of two vibrant new exhibitions.
About the exhibitions:
The Australian Ugliness | Curated by Sarah Werkmeister.
Featuring artists: Alana Hunt, Aleks Danko, Callum Morton, Ciaran Begley and James Nguyen, Destiny Deacon and Virginia Fraser, Elvis Richardson, John Citizen, Kenny Pittock, Lenie Namatjira, Mia Khin Boe, Narelle Jubelin and Helen Grace, Natalie Thomas, Raquel Ormella, Ray Thomas, Reinhold Inkamala, Rosemary Laing, Scotty So, and more.
The Australian Ugliness reflects on the challenges of housing and homelessness in Australia today. Curated by Sarah Werkmeister, this exhibition brings together leading Australian artists to explore contemporary issues around land ownership, wealth inequity, and the concept of ‘home’.
Digital Fantasy | Chira Grasby
Digital Fantasy is a survey of self through Y2K nostalgia and adolescence in the digital age. Using oil painting, low-fi video, and hand-painted ceramics, Chira Grasby explores her associations with early 2000s internet culture.
Chira Grasby brings this work to life as winner of the Bundoora Homestead Art Prize at the Midsumma Art Award 2026.
Image credits: Bundoora Homestead Opening Event 2025. Photography: Lucy Foster
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