PLEASE NOTE THAT OPENING NIGHT WILL BE FRIDAY 30 NOVEMBER BUT THE EXHIBITION WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FROM THE 23RD OF NOVEMBER

I Listen to Dead People by Brian ‘BT’ Taranto

Music By Dead People. We love it, we cherish it and it’s all we have left. No one’s gonna tour from the grave, psychically at least. But you can get just that little bit closer with artworks in the new exhibition by BT from tour and festival promoters, Love Police. In an abstract, pop art(ish) celebration of all stars perished come take a journey through colourful memories of his musical heroes who are currently performing at the big gig in the sky. Join recent signing Tom Petty and Aretha Franklin, as they intertwine with greats like Elvis, Janis Joplin, Johnny Cash and oh so much more.

This Is Not A Love Song by Tory Bauer

Inspired by backstage riders, the elegantly wasted, musical odyssey’s and royalty.  This Is Not A Love Song is a mash up derby of song lyrics and designer fashion labels. COME ON BABY LIGHT MY GUCCI.

Exhibitions open to the public Saturday 10 November

Official Opening
Thursday 15 November 6-8pm
+ EXCESS BAGGAGE A FILM BY LEE MCCONNELL AND TORY BAUER

Artist Conversation & Pastries
Friday 16 November 10am

EXCESS BAGGAGE A FILM BY LEE MCCONNELL AND TORY BAUER
Come as you are to this cross-cultural blow out of rock royalty, brown M&M’s, diet soda, K-Pop, and the elegantly wasted. Lee McConnell is the artist behind the Dune Rats album art and their Young Henry’s lager collab, the 2018 Splendour in the Grass launch video, Co-founder and art director of Grow Your Own Festival, former art director of Mambo, plus a bunch more.  Showing Opening Night only, Thursday 15 November. 

MULLUM MUSIC FESTIVAL AT BSA
For the first time Byron School of Art is thrilled to be part of the Mullum Music Festival program. There will be live music performances in the space from Friday 16 November – Sunday 18 November

Friday 16 November
5:00pm-6:00pm Hannah Cameron
7:00pm-8:00pm Buddy
9:00pm-10:00pm Bethanie Jolly

Saturday 17 November
2:00pm-3:00pm Ramblin Ash
3:30pm-4:30pm Maple
5:00pm-6:00pm Brekky Boy
6:30pm-7:30pm Tin Can String Band

Sunday 18 November
1:00pm-2:00pm China Bowles
2:30pm-3:30pm Tin Can String Band
4:00pm-5:00pm Domini Forster
5:30pm-6:30pm Bethanie Jolly
7:00pm-8:00pm Cecelia Brandolini

Imprints by Allira Cornell showing in the BSA Project Space

Quetzal by Rhiannon Power showing on the Trinda Wall

Remedies for the New Age by Lynden Stone showing in Pierre Chevalier's Trailer Project 26-30 October. Lynden Stone acknowledges the assistance of a c.a.s.e. inc. grant to make new work for this exhibition.  Angelica Leight & Runceley Chaser will be appearing Friday night only, 26 October, 6-8pm.

Black Diamond Money: Michael Bell, Dallas Bray, Michelle Brodie, Lottie Consalvo, James Drinkwater, Stephen Garrett, Chris Langlois, Claire Martin, Izabela Pluta, Niomi Sands, Lezlie Tilley, John Turier, and Cherie Winter.

Trinda Wall: Worlds full of secrets by Sabine Pick

The BSA Project Space: Reassemblage by Diana Miller

The Trinda Wall: Safer Than a Strange Land by Steve Bush

Project Space: Broken Together, Mended Apart by Kat Shapiro Wood & Susie Duggin

Trinda Wall: Supersymmetry by Kathy Egan 

Extravagant Terms is a group exhibition featuring Mercy Bayard, Stephen Garrett, Kinly Grey, Jessica O'Connor, Travis Paterson, Parallel Park, Felicity Scarce, & Tyza Stewart. 

Project Space: Modern Ritual by Eleanor Amiradaki & Courtney Cook

The Trinda Wall: If not for shadows by Carla Dawes & Jo Olive

An Invitation Not a Command is a group exhibition curated by Christine Willcocks and featuring the work of James Guppy, Michael Cusack, Meredith Crowe, Travis Paterson, Kat Shapiro Wood, Emma Walker, and Christine Willcocks.       

Project Space: Light House by Amelia Reid

The Trinda Wall: lost/found by Lisa Arronis

Project Space: A Cluster Loop by Maggie Schreiber & Michael Donnelly

Let Her Rip, curated by Natalie Bull & Zoe Robinson-Kennedy, is a group shop featuring Natalie Baxter, Natalie Bull & Zoe Robinson-Kennedy, Karla Dickens, Corrie Furner, Abbey McCulloch, Raphaela Rosella, Kimberly Rowe, Tania Lou Smith and Amber Wallis. 

BSA Project Space: Picasso would be jealous by Zion Levy Stewart

Project Space: Empty Spaces  

An artist talk will be held on site Saturday 12 May 11.30am - 12.30pm  

The Trinda Wall: Deeper by Vivien Hart 

Project Space: Post by Bryce Anderson & Rachel Farlow

The Trinda Wall: Yeah, I am here, kind of? Maybe? by Bradlee Wiseman  

This exhibition will open the same night as POST and Yeah, I am here, kind of? Maybe? 

Project Space: how little needs to be said to know nothing by Melinda Blair Paterson

The Trinda Wall: Wall Talk by DaRosa Tate

Please note this is a Saturday Opening, 4-6 pm

Project Space: Relic & Other Stories by Terri Brooks & Michael Cusack

The Trinda Wall: Collective Memory by Oksana Waterfall

Project Space: abraxasaxarba by Michael Donnelly 

The Trinda Wall: Cultural Binge by Jacob Boylan & Adam Oste

Project Space: On the Table and Other Works by Gudrun Klix

The Trinda Wall: Wanderings in landscape & memory by Jess Poulsen  

Project Space: WAVE

An Artist Talk will be held on site Saturday 17 February, 11.30am - 12.30pm 

On the Wall - Suzie Idiens | Visual Discrepancies

Artists appear courtesy of Milani Gallery, Brisbane (Peter Burgess), THIS IS NO FANTASY + dianne tanzer gallery, Melbourne (Emma Coulter), NKN Gallery, Melbourne (Kyle Jenkins)

The Trinda Wall: Bird by Jim Elliott

Pierre Chevalier's Trailer Project: Small floating objects by Kate Henson (16 - 20 Feb)