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The Incinerator Gallery is the City of Moonee Valley's centre for visual arts offering a curated program of contemporary art in a Walter Burley Griffin designed incinerator - the only remaining one in Victoria! The gallery has two main gallery spaces, offering a curated exhibition program exhibiting work from established and emerging artists, as well as providing a community access space which eme

rging artists, curators and community groups can apply for at www.incineratorgallery.com.au

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Incinerator History TourEmbark on a tour to discover the intriguing story of the Incinerator Gallery, and its architectu...
28/05/2026

Incinerator History Tour

Embark on a tour to discover the intriguing story of the Incinerator Gallery, and its architectural, environmental and technological history.

Tours are led by trained guides who will take you on an immersive journey through the building’s captivating past and its significance to the local community.

By request – contact [email protected] or call 03 9243 1750.

‘we/us/theirs/all’ asks how we interact with our own dreams and hopes—how we contain and release them. How do we manifes...
26/05/2026

‘we/us/theirs/all’ asks how we interact with our own dreams and hopes—how we contain and release them. How do we manifest collective change, and how do we enact it at a personal level?

We are living through a liminal timeline between mass extinction and the collapse of empires. Historically, humans have endured such collapses before—we have remnants of past civilisations as evidence. But what will remain after our timeline? What do we want to rebuild after collapse, and how do we hold hope for future generations?

‘we/us/theirs/all’ is dedicated to the indomitable human spirit.

Images: Thomas McCammon

See ‘we/us/theirs/all’ in the Main Gallery until 13 June: incineratorgallery.com.au/exhibition/we-us-theirs-all/

Join us this week for the launch of artist Edwina Green’s First Nations Playable Public Art Sculpture at its permanent s...
26/05/2026

Join us this week for the launch of artist Edwina Green’s First Nations Playable Public Art Sculpture at its permanent site along the Maribyrnong River as part of Council’s Reconciliation Week events.

“The abstracted oyster form allows the sculpture to tell the story of the health and history of these lands and waterways. It carries an indelible commitment to fostering the knowledge embedded within Aboriginal custodianship of Country. Her work builds on the significance of this place to all people, but especially young ones—its past, its present, and its future.” - Myles Russell-Cook, Artistic Director and CEO of ACCA

Thursday, 28 May from 3pm–5pm

RSVP or read more at incineratorgallery.com.au/activities/reconciliation-week-sculpture-launch

This project is funded by Victoria State Government's Emergency Recovery Hubs Grant and Moonee Valley City Council.

Join us this Thursday, 28 May at 10am for Art Club. In this session, facilitator and art educator Adrian Montana will br...
25/05/2026

Join us this Thursday, 28 May at 10am for Art Club. In this session, facilitator and art educator Adrian Montana will bring participants images from European and Australian art history on the theme of Flowers and Fruits. His presentation will enrich your knowledge of some key works in galleries, and will broaden your understanding of the artists' use of materials, art techniques and art styles depicting Flowers and Fruits.

Free — Registrations required
Book now: https://incineratorgallery.com.au/activities/art-club/

Image credit: 'Still Life with Plate of Blackberries, Antilles Cherries and Hazelnuts in a Landscape' - The Collection - Museo Nacional del Prado.

Angus Scott is a lens-based artist, curator, and producer. His practice explores how more-than-human perspectives can op...
19/05/2026

Angus Scott is a lens-based artist, curator, and producer. His practice explores how more-than-human perspectives can open up different ways of thinking about the human condition.

Working across moving image, photography, writing, and publication, he often engages with themes of life cycles, colonial inheritance, and ecological entanglement. His work has been recognised through award programs and exhibitions both internationally and in Australia.

His photographic installation ‘Tending the Invasion’ in Boadle Hall explores how ecological tensions are entangled with colonial legacies.

See ‘Tending the Invasion’ in Boadle Hall until 13 June.

Image credit: Thomas McCammon

As part of our Reconciliation Week events, Trawlwoolway multidisciplinary artist Edwina Green’s First Nations Playable P...
18/05/2026

As part of our Reconciliation Week events, Trawlwoolway multidisciplinary artist Edwina Green’s First Nations Playable Public Art Sculpture will be launched at it's permanent location along the Maribyrnong River Trail in Aberfeldie/Moonee Ponds on Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung Country and officially launched on Thursday, 28 May from 3pm–5pm.

This major public art commission invited proposals from artists and collectives responding to themes of childhood, play, togetherness, and renewal, while honouring the cultural and environmental significance of the Maribyrnong River to Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung First Peoples for over 40,000 years.

Read more at incineratorgallery.com.au/activities/reconciliation-week-sculpture-launch/

This project is funded by the Commonwealth and Victoria State Government, delivered through the Recovery Hubs Grant.

We’ve been busy installing the new public artworks created with  in collaboration with members of the community. We can’...
18/05/2026

We’ve been busy installing the new public artworks created with in collaboration with members of the community.

We can’t wait to share them with you at our opening event happening next month! Sign up to our newsletter to hear all the details.

We're open!  Construction works are happening in the area, but we're still here. Please enter through the carpark and vi...
15/05/2026

We're open! Construction works are happening in the area, but we're still here. Please enter through the carpark and via the side entrance gate.
Open hours as usual - Wednesday to Saturday, 11am to 4pm.

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180 Holmes Road
Moonee Ponds, VIC
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