Access Gallery

10 plus 10, 12–28 July 1991, presented by Arts Access

Side by Side, 31 July – 29 August 1991, presented by the Latvian Artists Association

The Bulletin Mumm Cordon Rouge, 3–30 September 1991, presented by the Bulletin Mumm Cordon Rouge acquisitive award

Head First, 7–30 October 1991, presented by National Gallery of Victoria

Macedonian Popular Art, 1–10 November 1991, presented by the Pan-Macedonian Association of Melbourne and Victoria

Celebration of Two Cultures, 15–26 November 1991, presented by the Caulfield Arts Festival

Tradition and Cosmopolitanism, 19 November – 12 December 1991, presented by the Serbian Artists Association

The Art of Making Do, 15 December 1991 – 14 January 1992, marking the centenary of the Australian Labor Party

Old Skills in a New Culture, 18 January– 16 February 1992, presented by the Chinese Artists Association

Signature Quilts, 20 February – 12 March 1992, presented by the Australian Red Cross

Neophytes, 16–29 March 1992, presented by Antipodes Festival

Innovation and Invention in Everyday Life, 3–19 April 1992, presented by Arts Access

Tibetan Culture, 24 April – 11 May 1992, in conjunction with the ‘Fourteenth Dali Lama’ tour

Crash Course, 15–31 May 1992, presented by Next Wave Festival

Beginnings, 4–18 June 1992, presented by the Croatian Visual Arts Project

Confined Creativity, 22 June – 8 July 1992, presented by the H. M. Melbourne Remand Centre

Off the Wall, 13 July – 2 August 1992, presented by the Victorian Association of Youth in Communities

Inside Out – Inside In, 6–13 August 1992, presented by Arts Project Australia

The Hidden Imagination, 5 September – 18 October 1992, presented by the Community Arts Alliance

Masks of Kalimantan, 23 October – 15 November 1992, presented by the Indonesian Arts Society

Experimenta, 18–29 November 1992, presented by the Modern Image Makers Association

Class in Action, 9 December 1992 – 6 January 1993, presented by Ballam Park Secondary College

Dislocations: Body, Memory, Place, 9–31 January 1993, presented by Midsummer Festival

Tramworkers, 5–28 February 1993, presented by the Australian Tramways and Motor Omnibus Employees Association

45’ Storeys: A Retrospective of the work of Jewish Architects from 1945, 1–28 March 1993, presented by the Jewish Festival of the Arts

Nicholson – Cartoons and Rubbery Figures: The Exhibition We Had to Have, 1 April – 2 May 1993, presented by the Comedy Festival

Can’t See for Lookin’: Koori Women Artists Education, 5–29 June 1993, presented by Koori Women Artists, the Women’s Art Register, and Victorian Aboriginal Education

Egyptoria, 2 July – 1 August 1993, presented by the Committee of Egyptian Arts in Victoria

Against the Flow – Into the Current, 6 August – 5 September 1993, presented by the Mallee Fringe Artists

Pacific Harmony, 10–26 September 1993, presented by the Wharerongo Pacifica Association

Gone to PAC, 1 October – 7 November 1993, presented by the Perkin Art Centre

Second Landing, 12 November 1993 – 9 January 1994, presented by the Erasmus Foundation

Chinese Contemporary and Traditional Arts, 14 January – 13 February 1994, presented by the Australian Association of Chinese Artists

Domain of the Other – An exploration into Community Arts by 10 Women Artists, 18 February – 13 March 1994, presented by the City of Melbourne Cultural Development Branch

Celebrating Women 1994, 18 February – 21 March 1994, presented by the Women’s Art Network and the VicHealth Access Gallery, in association with the exhibition Creators and Inventors: Australian Women’s Art in the National Gallery of Victoria and Domain of the Other and with International Women’s Day

Kurdish Art, 18 March – 3 April 1994, presented by the Kurdish Art Project

Our World of Art, 8–24 April 1994, presented by Main Street Art Works and Moe Life Skills Community Centre

The Thousand Handed Hydra: Artists from Four Continents, 29 April – 15 May 1994, presented by the Footscray Community Arts Centre

Next Wave Festival, 20 May – 3 July 1994, presented by Next Wave Festival

From Artwork to Book Cover, 8–13 July 1994, presented by the 6th international Feminst Book Fair

Theoretical Voguing, 2 September – 2 October 1994, presented by the VicHealth Access Gallery

Beyond Words, 7–30 October 1994, presented by Arts Project Australia

Interactive Technosuck: Experimenta 1995, 4 November – 4 December 1994, presented by Modern Image Makers Association

Serial lives under monochrome bridges: Art from Cracow in the 1980s, 9 December 1994 – 29 January 1995, presented by Latrobe Regional Gallery

Postcards and souvenirs, 3–26 February 1995, presented by the Phillip Island Artists and Artisans Group

Bias binding: Women’s Art Register 1975–1995, 3 March – 2 April 1995, presented by the Women’s Art Register

Neo Geo comestibles, 1–30 April 1995, presented by the VicHealth Access Gallery as part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival

Arab Palestinian costumes and culture, 7–30 April 1995, presented by the Victorian Arab Palestinian community

Schizophrenia: Artists speak out, 5 May – 4 June 1995, presented by the Schizophrenia Fellowship of Victoria

Starting Out: VCE Top CATs 1994, 28 May – 18 June 1995, presented by the VicHealth Access Gallery, the Art and Craft Teachers Association, and the National Gallery of Victoria Education Services

Through the eyes of children, 9 June – 2 July 1995, presented by the Tottenham Language Centre

Gems of Russian Culture, 8–30 July 1995, presented by Russian Ethnic Representative Council

Soaring Solo, 4–27 August 1995, presented by Council of Single Mothers and their Children

Native, 2 September – 1 October 1995, presented by the Migrant Resource Centre Inc.

Windows of the Mind, 7–29 October 1995, presented by Prahran Mission

Our Parents’ Children, 3 November – 3 December 1995, presented by the Italian Historical Society, CO AS IT

The Way We See It, 8 December 1995 – 28 January 1996, presented by the Art Craft Teachers’ Association, and the National Gallery of Victoria’s Education Services

Midnight Sun: Vietnamese-Australian Artists, 3 February – 3 March 1996, presented by the Footscray Community Arts Centre

More Than Just a Look: Works by artists who are blind or vision impaired, 9–31 March 1996, presented by the Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind

Holiness of Beauty: Ecclesiastical Heritage, 5–28 April 1996, presented by St Peter’s Church, Eastern Hill

Steppes across Ukraine, 4 May – 2 June 1996, presented by the Association of Ukrainians in Victoria in conjunction with the SURMA Ukrainian-Australian Artists Association

Starting Out: VCE Top CATs 1995, 9 May – 23 June 1996, presented by the VicHealth Access Gallery, the Art and Craft Teachers Association, and the National Gallery of Victoria Education Services

Perception and Perspective, 10 May – 17 June 1996, presented by Next Wave Festival Inc.

Textile Journeys: African Refugee Women’s Project, 8–30 June 1996, presented by the City of Melbourne, and the Doutta Galla Community Health Service

We Iri – We Homeborn, 6 July – 4 August 1996, presented by the Koori Cultural Arts Unit, and City of Port Phillip

Recovery, 10 August – 1 September 1996, presented by the Australian Drug Foundation

Mixed Platter, 7 September – 6 October 1996, presented by the Anorexia and Bulimia Nervosa Foundation of Victoria

Hispanic-American Artists: Cultural Legacy, 12 October – 3 November 1996, presented by the Committee for the Spanish Festival

Domestic Disturbances, 9 November – 8 December 1996, presented by the Experimental Media Arts Festival 1996

Bridging the Gap, 13 December 1996 – 19 January 1997, presented by the Australian Assyrian communities

Room for Paper, 25 January – 23 February 1997, presented by Papermakers of Victoria Inc

Auto Art, 1–30 March 1997, presented by the VicHealth Access Gallery

Neophytes, 5 April – 4 May 1997, presented by Antipodes Festival Inc.

On the Wall, 9 May – 1 June 1997, presented by the Victorian Association of Youth in Communities

Hurry Up and Wait: Contemporary Philippine Prints, 7 June – 6 July 1997, VicHealth Access Gallery, presented by the Filipino Community Council of Victoria, and the Cultural Centre of the Philippines

One Step Further, 12 July – 3 August 1997, presented by the Victorian Quilters Inc.

Cancer – The Journey, 9–31 August 1997, presented by the Anti-Cancer Council of Victoria

Pure Expression, 6 September – October 1997, presented by the Early Childhood Association (Victorian Branch Inc.)

Anatolian Visions, 11 October – 4 November 1997, presented by the Multicultural Arts Victoria and Australian Turkish Artists Group

Protective Posters, 8 November – 7 December 1997, presented by the VicHealth Access Gallery

Heart and Flare, 13 December 1997 – 11 January 1998, presented by the POL-ART Festival of Polish Visual & Performing Arts

New Q, 17 January – 15 February 1998, presented by the Midsumma Festival

Arabesque, 21 February – 22 March 1998, presented by the Middle East United Fine Artists and the Arabesque Art Committee

Tattoo, 28 March – 26 April 1998, presented by the Professional Tattooing Association of Australia

Dragon, 2–31 May 1998, presented by the Australian Association of Chinese Artists

Matchsticks and Solitary Confinement, 6 June – 5 July 1998, presented by the Melbourne Assessment Prison

Faith Works!, 11 July – 9 August 1998, presented by the Centre for Creative Ministries

Awakening, 15 August – 6 September 1998, presented by the Lebanese Artists’ Association of Victoria

The Cask: An Aussie Icon, 12 September – 4 October 1998, presented by the Melbourne Fringe Festival

SNAP: Family Portrait, 10 October – 8 November 1998, presented by the VicHealth Access Gallery in association with the Australian Family Project and Icom 98 (International Council of Museums Conference)

Autistic Eye, 14 November – 13 December 1998, presented by Autism Victoria in association with Mansfield Adult Autistic Services

Ukranian Echoes 1948 to 1998, 19 December 1998 – 24 January 1999, presented by the Association of Ukrainians in Victoria

The A Show, 30 January – 28 February 1999, presented by the Down Syndrome Association of Victoria in conjunction with Arts Project Australia Inc.

Laughter, the Universe and Everything: Cartoons by Judy Horacek, 6 March – 11 April 1999, presented by the VicHealth Access Gallery as part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival

Seize, 17 April – 16 May 1999, presented by the Epilepsy Foundation of Victoria

Cultural Journey, 22 May – 20 June 1999, presented by the Timorese Association of Victoria in association with the North Richmond Community Health Centre