Frankston Arts Centre

The Frankston Arts Centre (FAC) is a unique premier arts and performance venue, providing the ultimate cultural experience for visitors wishing to enjoy memorable theatre performances, live music, engaging community programs, exhibitions, creative new media experiences and much more.

Frankston Arts Centre

27-37 Davey Street, Frankston VIC, Australia

03 9768 1361

thefac.com.au

Mon to Fri 9am–5pm,
Sat 9am–2pm.

Exhibitions

Frankston Arts Centre

Bella Cortes

Maybe it was Just a Dream

16 Jun - 9 Jul

Frankston Arts Centre

Beneath the Canopies

6 May - 25 Jun

Frankston Arts Centre

Kate Rohde

Creature Comforts

6 May - 2 Jun

Frankston Arts Centre

Rosie Weiss

The Trees are Falling into the Sea and Other Stories

6 May - 25 Jun

Frankston Arts Centre

Agata Mayes

Architecture of Inner Space

6 May - 11 Jun

Chloé: how a 19th-century French nude ended up in a Melbourne pub – and became an icon for Australian soldiers

Chloé, the French nude by Jules Joseph Lefebvre, is an Australian cultural icon.

The Conversation

Preview

Steve Lopes responds to identity in landscapes

The son of Italian migrants, Steve Lopes explores how cultural and psychological identity can evolve and expand in an Australian environment, with its “intensity of colour and light”, as he puts it. His latest show is at Orange Regional Gallery.

Barnaby Smith

Preview

Porcelain and sound waves: challenging the parameters of textiles

Porcelain and sound waves do not immediately come to mind when thinking about textiles, yet these are the materials some artists are using to produce their textile-based work. Casting a wide net for Pliable Planes at UNSW, co-curators Karen Hall and Catherine Woolley specifically looked for artists whose practice expanded the creative parameters of contemporary textiles.

Briony Downes

Studio

David Sequeira’s home studio is the inseparability of life and art

An artist, curator and academic, David Sequeira’s multidisciplinary practice has spanned over three decades, with colour as its driving force. From his home studio in West Melbourne—where he creates across his house—he discusses his all-encompassing approach to art making, as well as his bold exhibition, All the things I should have said that I never said, and its relationship to his Indian background.

Frankston Arts Centre

Frankston Arts Centre

Exhibitions

Frankston Arts Centre

Bella Cortes

Maybe it was Just a Dream

Frankston Arts Centre

Beneath the Canopies

Frankston Arts Centre

Kate Rohde

Creature Comforts

Frankston Arts Centre

Rosie Weiss

The Trees are Falling into the Sea and Other Stories

Frankston Arts Centre

Agata Mayes

Architecture of Inner Space

Suggested Reading

Feature

Chloé: how a 19th-century French nude ended up in a Melbourne pub – and became an icon for Australian soldiers

The Conversation

Preview

Steve Lopes responds to identity in landscapes

Barnaby Smith

Preview

Porcelain and sound waves: challenging the parameters of textiles

Briony Downes

Studio

David Sequeira’s home studio is the inseparability of life and art

Giselle Au-Nhien Nguyen

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Frankston Arts Centre

Frankston Arts Centre

Exhibitions

Frankston Arts Centre

Bella Cortes

Maybe it was Just a Dream

Frankston Arts Centre

Beneath the Canopies

Frankston Arts Centre

Kate Rohde

Creature Comforts

Frankston Arts Centre

Rosie Weiss

The Trees are Falling into the Sea and Other Stories

Frankston Arts Centre

Agata Mayes

Architecture of Inner Space

Suggested Reading

Feature

Chloé: how a 19th-century French nude ended up in a Melbourne pub – and became an icon for Australian soldiers

The Conversation

Preview

Steve Lopes responds to identity in landscapes

Barnaby Smith

Preview

Porcelain and sound waves: challenging the parameters of textiles

Briony Downes

Studio

David Sequeira’s home studio is the inseparability of life and art

Giselle Au-Nhien Nguyen

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