Showcasing our creative community
Arts Centre Melbourne presents Colour Box Studio Creative Conversations, a series of three, in-person, community events held at The Channel, the dedicated learning space nestled in a prime central location
Click through…Creative Conversations: A Platform for Artistic Dialogue
Colour Box Studio is all about celebrating, empowering and supporting artists and creatives through a thriving community. So, we’ve cooked up a double whammy night full to the brim with
Colour Box Studio kicked off the year with the ‘Disposable Containers Project’ pop-up exhibition – the work of several local artists was on show to the public for six days
The Colour Box Studio Disposable Camera Project: Third Edition Exhibition may be over, but we’re still celebrating the work of our participants! Julia Weaver’s fantastic image is on display at the
The Colour Box Studio Disposable Camera Project: Third Edition 2014 is here! And we’re pleased to be working in partnership with Ruffian Gallery, supported by Prism Imaging and our community.
Artist Tasha Whittle will bring the old Colour Box Studio alleyway wall to life with her Comic Forest on 28th June. Come down between 12-4pm and immerse yourself in a
Click through…Footscray Alleyway Will Come to Life with the Cosmic Forest
Colour Box Studio is back and ready to launch our first short pop up exhibition of 2014! Come check it out from 11am-4pm, Friday 21st-Monday 24th February in Maribyrnong City
Click through…Our first pop up for the year: Friday 21 Feb – Mon 24 Feb 2014.
Colour Box Studio Members and Volunteers Program – showcasing our creative community: OPEN 12-6pm from 28 October – 6 November. Drop in to check out the Throw Up Your Art
Click through…Members & Volunteers Showcase Program & Halloween Event – Throw Up Your Art!
Congee is a video work by artist Ka-Yin Kwok that will feature in Colour Box Studio’s Digital Media Exhibition opening 16 Jan at 6PM. Description of the work – Congee
Cromlech By Layla Vardo Artist Statement: Cromlech has been developed as part of my on-going archival video project O-bit. It is conceived as a kind of burial mound in observance of the death of analogue