Jump Left is excited to announce CONVERGENCE, a group exhibition bringing together distinctive artistic voices from regional supported studios in Vitoria and Albury.

The exhibition challenges metropolitan-centric narratives by platforming creators whose geographical distance from cultural centres limits broader arts connections and opportunities.

"CONVERGENCE isn't just about presenting regional artwork—it's about elevating hidden talent and building bridges between diverse creative practice and broad audiences.

This exhibition celebrates creativity from the regions that's rarely seen in our capital cities and we're extremely grateful to the City of Melbourne for supporting this important and compelling project. Hopefully, this is just the beginning and something we can build on and expand in years to come."

—Sim Luttin, Jump Left Founder & Exhibition Curator

Featuring work by seven artists from five regional supported studios including Jessica Madden & Helen Butcher (Artgusto, Geelong), George Macaronis (Studio92, Colac), Stephen Hancock & Alex McKenzie (Artmania, Wangaratta), Housecat (Find Your Voice Collective, Warrnambool), and Stella Childs (The Art Factory, Albury).

This project is proudly supported by the City of Melbourne Arts Grants, the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria, and venue partner Impact Neighbourhoods.