We are thrilled to invite you to our inaugural exhibition celebration for CONVERGENCE: Regional Perspectives, opening Saturday 26 July, from 2-4pm.
This diverse exhibition brings together distinctive artistic voices from regional supported studios in Victoria and Albury-Wodonga.
CONVERGENCE challenges metropolitan-centric narratives by platforming creators whose geographical distance from cultural centres limits broader arts connections and opportunities.
CONVERGENCE features work by seven emerging and mid-career artists whose differing perspectives offer fresh insights into contemporary themes and regional experiences.
Artists featured include Helen Butcher and Jessica Madden (ArtGusto), Stella Childs (The Art Factory Albury), Housecat (Find Your Voice Collective), Stephen Hancock and Alex McKenzie (Artmania), and George Macaronis (Studio 92).
This project is proudly supported by the City of Melbourne Arts Grants and Creative Victoria, and venue partner Impact Neighbourhoods.
Exhibition Details
Opening | Saturday 26 July, 2-4pm
Free | All welcome | RSVP essential
Exhibition Runs | 26 July - 23 August 2025
Tuesday - Friday 11am-4pm, Saturday 11am-3pm
Free | All welcome
Public Programming
Artist Talk | Saturday 26 July, 1-2pm
In-conversation with artists, studios, and exhibition curator
Round Table | Thursday 7 August, 12-1pm
Conversations with artists, studios, professionals, and guests
Workshop | Thursday 14 August, 12-1pm
Self-directed art making amongst peers
Free events | All welcome | RSVP essential to info@jumpleft.com.au
Location
Jump Left is located in Donkey Wheel House at 673 Bourke Street, Naarm (Melbourne), near the intersection of Bourke and Spencer Streets, behind Movenpick Hotel directly opposite Southern Cross Station.
This vibrant community hub for change-makers is housed in a stunning heritage building designed to inspire creativity and collaboration. Donkey Wheel House is a dynamic space where innovative ideas emerge, fostering connections that drive positive societal change.
Access
Jump Left is on the ground floor of Donkey Wheel House. The project space is situated towards the rear and can be accessed via the main entrance (with a single shallow step) or through the side entrance, conveniently positioned to the right of the main entrance.
> Wheelchair access via the side entrance
> Accessible toilet next to the space
> Seating options available
> Sensory room linked to the space
> Audio descriptions available by scanning QR codes
> Auslan interpreter openings and select events
> Other accommodations available on request