Gallery Sunshine Everywhere Inc. is a not for profit organization incorporated under the Associations Incorporation Act 1981.


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GALLERY SUNSHINE EVERYWHERE TURNED TEN IN 2017

Yes, we were 10 in 2017 and now we’re 15 and drawing Gallery Sunshine Everywhere to an end after all these wonderful years.

Dozens of schools and hundreds of students have been involved in the many exhibitions and other activities, Gallery Sunshine Everywhere has conducted since it was established in 2007. Most of the exhibitions have been held at the Granary Cafe in Sunshine and will be again this year. The exhibitions mainly feature the work of pre-primary, primary and secondary school students and sometimes , local artists as well.


What does Gallery Sunshine Everywhere do?

The purposes of Gallery Sunshine Everywhere are to promote engagement with art-making and art education among pre-primary, primary and secondary school students and their schools and families, and business and the broader community of the Western suburbs of Melbourne, through:-

(a) exhibiting and valuing the art of pre-primary, primary and secondary school students.

(b) celebrating the talents of young artists and enabling community access to the art of pre-primary, primary and secondary students.

(c) extending the involvement of families, schools, business and the broader community with youth oriented art activities.

(d) increasing community understanding of the art of pre-primary, primary and secondary school students.

(e) developing art-focussed partnerships with schools and other organizations.

(f)  mentoring young and emerging artists.  

  1. (g)undertaking collaborative projects to raise the status, accessibility and visibility of visual arts for young people in the Western suburbs of Melbourne.

We aim to engage schools, families, business and the broader community with the art of pre-primary, primary and secondary school students. Exhibit the art of pre-primary, primary and secondary school students.

• Value the art of pre-primary, primary and secondary school students.

• Celebrate the talents of young artists.

• Extend involvement of families, schools, business and the broader
   community with youth oriented art based activities.

• Enable access to the art of pre-primary, primary and secondary
   students.

• Increase understanding of the art of pre-primary, primary and
   secondary school students.

• Develop partnerships with schools and other organisations.

• Mentor young and emerging artists.

EXHIBITIONS

  1. 1. Gallery Sunshine Everywhere coordinates at least ten curated exhibitions each year in Sunshine in Melbourne’s west.

  2. 2. There are no costs to families or schools. Grants and Sponsorship are always welcome to support each of the exhibitions. We collect the work, frame and hang it on the walls at the Granary Cafe, organise opening events there for students, families and friends and return the work at the end of each exhibition.

  3. 3. Gallery Sunshine Everywhere liaises with all schools that register for each exhibition and selects work for exhibition and for the on line Art Gallery on its web site.

  4. 4. All work is photographed and added to the on line Art Gallery on this site.

  5. 5. The work selected for exhibition is framed or otherwise prepared for exhibition.

  6. 6. Each exhibition period of three or four weeks commences with an official opening.

  7. 7. An identifying card listing the artist’s first name, year level and school is displayed with each art work.

  8. 8. Where enquiries are made about purchasing  (framed or unframed) any work on display, Gallery Sunshine Everywhere follows up with schools, families and potential buyers.

PRODUCTION and PROJECTS

Gallery Sunshine Everywhere has produced  a set of cards in 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2013. Click on the dates to see these.

Collaborative projects with groups including Brimbank Council, AMES, SAIL, Victoria University, Inspiring KIds to Create Primary Art Program, Diversity and Disability Art Group, Sunshine Rotary and the CASS Foundation.

In 2020, we completed the ‘Little Say of Sunshine’ project with Brimbank Council and in 2021 plan to implement the Intergenerational Maps Project with Moonee Valley Council (Postponed from 2020)

Contact:  

Maureen Ryan  

Gallery Sunshine Everywhere   

PO Box 5203  Burnley, Vic 3121  Australia 

(M)  0412 218 974     

Email: mryangallerysunshine@gmail.com


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Gallery Sunshine Everywhere News

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GS news 2012.pdf

GS news 2013.pdf

GS news 2014.pdf

GS news 2015.pdf

GS news 2016.pdf

GS news 2017.pdf

GS news 2018.pdf

GS news 2019.pdf

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