Featured Project

Spill Projects is excited to present an exhibition of new place-responsive paintings and works on paper by Jill Anderson and Gidja Walker OAM at AppleStick contemporary art in Balnarring, Mornington Peninsula, Victoria.

As part of the 2023 Drift Arts Festival, we are thrilled to commission and present a new work, How We Rise, by Naarm / Melbourne based artist and choreographer Zoë Bastin.

Featuring new work that flows from the artists' personal and cultural connections with the sea.

Robbins' work makes tangible the underlying structures and rhythms of natural forces that shape our world.

The depiction of plant remnants has been central to Weiss’s practice for many years, and two distinct series come together in this project.

76 renown artists contribute work to this online exhibition to help stop a massive quarry being blasted into Wonga/Arthurs Seat on the lands of the Bunurong and Boon Wurrung people, Mornington Peninsula.

The work of 54 contemporary artists is featured in this exhibition to increase awareness of AGL’s proposed gas import terminal at Crib Point and raise urgently needed funds to oppose it.

The richly diverse subject of flora native to this continent is a source of wonder and inspiration, and this exhibition brings together a group of contemporary artists who share a passion for the natural world.