A Glamour of Meaning Exhibition by Meaghan Shelton

The Old Butchers Shop Gallery

112 Seymour Street,
Soldiers Hill VIC 3350

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  • 29 Nov–21 Dec

12pm–4pm | 1pm–4pm

At a time when the allure of artificial intelligence increasingly captivates, multidisciplinary artist Meaghan Shelton reclaims the term glamour in its original sense, not merely as visual seduction, but as an enchantment or spell. In its original meaning, a glamour was a form of magic: a charm that altered perception, allowing the ordinary to appear extraordinary. In this exhibition, the glamour cast by craft and painting is precisely this revivifying act, one that invites reconsideration of the decorative, of what lies beneath, and making as knowing.

Exhibition will be opened by Emeritus Professor Jenny Hocking AM FASS

The Old Butchers Shop Gallery is a place to show the diversity and talent of Ballarat artists, with a different artist exhibiting each month.

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