Wynter Projects aims to introduce, collaborate and promote the arts to a public audience through creative projects and events. These curated events offer a unique way of experiencing the Arts. Itineraries are diverse, exciting and unique exploring sound, projection, spoken word and live performance.
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Chantal will occupy the ArtsBox utilising it as a Vox Populi recording studio to develop a new series of works.
Let’s make Love at La Scala by re-creating short scenes from old Italian movie classics. Part performance, projection and karaoke with a caffeinated twist.
West Projections Festival public program 3rd - 26th of August.
This event is part of Little..No BIG's Making Tracks program introducing the work of two East Gippsland artists, Josephine Jakobi and Sandy Boswell.
What happens when you don't understand what is around you anymore?
As part of Melbourne Fringe Festival, Transient takes a small group on evening tours to sites in St Kilda that have been activated by local artists.
As part of Melbourne Fringe Festival, Transient takes a small group on evening tours to sites in St Kilda that have been activated by local artists.
As part of Melbourne Fringe Festival, Transient takes a small group on evening tours to sites in St Kilda that have been activated by local artists.
Free Art Tours of Footscray in April and May.
Join us on a guided art walk in Collingwood visiting artist run galleries, creative spaces, public artworks and ending to celebrate Off the Kerb's 10th anniversary. *
* Itinerary subject to change
Wynter Projects and Women's Circus presents Fluidity as part of Women of the World conference.
Wynter Projects and Women's Circus presents Fluidity as part of Women of the World conference.
As part of Her Place: Women in the West exhibition at VU Metro West, join a guided walk through Footscray focusing on the lives of women who have made a difference and contributed to the West Suburbs of Melbourne.
As part of Think West and in collaboration with School of Life, this guided walk is an intimate conversation with two artists’ discussing their practice and purpose.
Join a guided walk with a local artist exploring the abundant creative spaces and the innovative people from Footscray to Seddon. You will hear from the makers, designers and creative entrepreneurs. Discover new pockets of creativity in unlikely places and spaces.
Wynter Projects in partnership with Little Creatures Collective is presenting a guided Surrealism walking tour of Seddon that concludes at the Little Creatures Collective Surrealism Dance Party, at Seddon Uniting Church Hall celebrating their 3rd birthday.
Wynter Projects in partnership with Little Creatures Collective is presenting a guided Surrealism walking tour of Seddon that concludes at the Little Creatures Collective Surrealism Dance Party, at Seddon Uniting Church Hall celebrating their 3rd birthday.
As part of Melbourne Fringe Festival
Walking with Strangers is an immersive evening guided walk that investigates four sites along two streets in Footscray through sound, video projection and performance. The artists will present an experimental experience of ephemeral works that inspire site contemplation. The final destination offers a participatory element with the audience, transiting from strangers to companions.
Walk 4 - Alleys and Laneways
Walk 3 - A view through children's eyes
Electric substations in the Inner West.
Walk 2 - States of Blue
Walk 1 - Artists' Operated
Collingwood Art Crawl visits galleries, public space and murals starting at Yarra Sculpture Park.
This art walk is part of Brunswick Street All Out. A day of events, workshops and activities in retail stores along Brunswick St, Fitzroy.
1PM group is Strictly 18 + as we will be visiting a Tattoo Parlour that has no entry for under 18 year olds.
Photo by Peter Webster 2015 courtesy of artist Tina Douglas.
This art walk is part of Brunswick Street All Out. A day of events, workshops and activities in retail stores along Brunswick St, Fitzroy.
Image courtesy of Panelpop.
The Front and Wynter Projects presents Confluence - Art on Site in Docklands.
This guided art walk is a series of ephemeral artworks that respond to the fascinating heritage of the Docklands area as a site of transition, migration and arrival, central to the development of the Melbourne we know today.
As part of International Women's Day week, a celebratory walk of women and art will take place in Footscray.
Off the Kerb Gallery and Wynter Projects will next year host a series of art walks within the City of Yarra. Our first walk is the Collingwood Art Crawl that takes us on a back ally exploration of artist run galleries, studios and public artworks. This guided walk will start at Off the Kerb, a dedicated three gallery artist-run space. Across the road to Keith Haring's mural that holds a rich and controversial history. A sneak peak into Circus Oz headquarters. Marcus Westbury will offer us insight into the Collingwood Arts Precinct. Along a local colourful alleyway abundant with street works to visit Backwoods Gallery, a bold gallery space. Our final stop to the Strange Neighbour in Fitzroy, base to a gallery and darkroom. *
*itinerary subject to change.
WELCOME TO THE SALON invites three contemporary performance artists; Riza Manalo, Janette Hoe and Hannah Bronte to explore the role of woman in the site-specific location of three functioning hair salons in Footscray.
This special walk will include the Women's Circus, Born in a Taxi and Big Fish. An extravaganza of live performances, installations, workshops and artist talks. Join the guided tour or explore independently. A unique creative activation along the Maribyrnong River.
The guided walk component will require RSVP bookings that can be made at wynterprojects.com with subject River Sights 3 and date.
Artists Riza Manalo, Steven Rhall and Jessica Dubblu respond to three sites along the Maribyrnong River through video work, installation, photography and sound, incorporating migration, indigenous and colonial histories respectively. River Sights is a guided walking evening tour visiting the work of each artist with artist talks. This is part of the River of Lives project which is research conducted by Victoria University and supported by Maribyrnong City Council. River of Lives looks at how community uses the Maribyrnong River. The projections will be powered by Projector Bike.
DURATION: 1 hour
River Sights has been made possible thanks to Maribyrnong City Council and Victoria University.
