5 December 2026 -
30 January 2027

MULTIPLICITY '25, launch 2025. Images by Astrid Mulder.

Jump Left launches MULTIPLICITY ’26, our second open call exhibition.

Opening 5 December, 2-4pm, MULTIPLICITY ’26 showcases neurodivergent artists and artists with disability from across Australia. This salon exhibition creates a platform for artists to present and sell small-to-medium artworks over summer.

"MULTIPLICITY ’26 is about opening doors and creating real opportunities for artists who are still too often excluded from traditional exhibition pathways. It's about recognising talent and providing a professional platform where artists can present their work, connect with audiences and participate in the arts. After the huge success of our first exhibition, we're thrilled to launch our second open call and can't wait to see the creativity that will fill our gallery this summer." — Sim Luttin

MULTIPLICITY ’26 celebrates the rich diversity of contemporary art practice across Australia, with a particular focus on amplifying voices that have been marginalised in the arts. The exhibition reflects Jump Left's commitment to accessible, inclusive opportunities that foster artistic exchange and professional development for artists with disability. Open to independent artists and artists from supported studios.

MULTIPLICITY ’26 brings together works that show the breadth and depth of creative practice across Australia's arts communities.

OPENING

Saturday 5 December 2026, 2-4pm

EXHIBITION

5 December 2026 – 30 January 2027
Monday - Friday 10am-3pm, Saturday 12-3pm
Other times by appointment
Closed 23 December 2026 – 11 January 2027 and public holidays

ACCESSIBILITY

Free admission | Wheelchair accessible | Quiet space | Assistance animals welcome | Easy Read | Auslan interpreter on request

LOCATION

Ground Floor, 673 Bourke St Naarm (Melbourne)

> More information on location


PARTICIPATING ARTISTS

Paula Adamson • Pixie Albert • Jessica Allie • Janine Arnold • Tell Arstargazer • Tania Babic • Lachlan Belfield • Georgina Broadway • Charlie • Dijia Chen • Amy Claire • Matthew Considine • Lewis Constantine • Miguel Cortes • Paul Crush • Aaron Deans • Lily Featherston • Tia Forge • Patrick Francis • Debra Goldsmith • Katie Graham • Stephen Hancock • Paul Harrington • Megan Hill • Shayla Hood • Housecat • Joshua Ivankovic • Cayden Jackson • Tender Kin • Shae Leonard • Vickie Lock • Elena Longmire • David Lyon • Mena Ma • Hunter Mauga-Reid • Robyn McPhee • David Mendelsohn • Cam Michael • Ned Middleton • Thomas Miller • Ryan Mullavey • Nads • Heather Noske • Rosie O’Brien • Arty Owens • Alexandra Panagiotakis • Bianca Paola • Nadine Paterson • ThaWah Paw • Simon Petkovich • John Preston • Alexey Pushkarev • Andrew Ransom • Tania Rasen • Venna Reynolds • Matt Robertson • David Russ • David Smith • Lauren Smith • Brooke Styles • Louise Taffs • Maya Tamang • Arielle Thibault • Donata Uncanin • Alexandra Walker • Maryann Walker • Madeleine Webster • Samantha Weerasekera • Denise Wust • Mary-Ann Young


PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY


DATES & INFO FOR ARTISTS

ARTWORK DUE

Artwork can be delivered or sent to Jump Left by:
11am Monday 16 November 2026

LAUNCH

Saturday 5 December, 2-4pm
Jump Left, 673 Bourke Street Naarm (Melbourne)

EXHIBITION

5 December 2026 until 30 January 2027
Closed 23 December 2026 – 11 January 2027 and public holidays

ARTWORK SALES

All artworks are available for sale via the online catalogue published launch week.

Artists receive 60% of art sales.

UNSOLD ARTWORK COLLECTION

Unsold artworks to be collected from Jump Left from Tuesday 3 February until Saturday 21 February 2027

* Artwork can be collected Monday to Friday between 10am - 3pm, or Saturday by appointment

ACCESS

Wheelchair Accessible

Accessibility symbol of a person in a wheelchair

Assistance Animal

Black and white image of an access dog on a lead. Means support dogs are welcome.

Easy Read

Logo with a checkmark, the words 'Easy Read,' and an open book graphic

Auslan Interpreter (on request)

Silhouette of two hands forming circles with their fingers, resembling glasses or eyes.

Quiet Space

A black and white graphic of a person with their finger up to their mouth, asking people to be quiet. Represents quiet space for accessibility.

MULTIPLICITY ‘25 LAUNCH

Images by Astrid Mulder

MULTIPLICITY ‘25 INSTALL

Images by Astrid Mulder

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SUPPORTER

This initiative is supported by venue partner Donkey Wheel House.