Heide Museum of Modern Art
Heide Museum of Modern Art is a unique space – a synthesis of indoor and outdoor environments, a place of modern and contemporary art and design and a rich and colourful art heritage and social history.
Located just 15 minutes from Melbourne’s CBD , Heide is one of Australia’s leading public art museums and offers a tranquil, surprising and always stimulating, place to visit.
Opening Hours
(Heide II & Heide III) Tue–Fri 10.00am–5.00pm Sat/Sun/Public Holidays 12.00noon–5.00pm Closed Good Friday, Christmas Day, Boxing Day.
Price
Adult $12, Senior $10, Concession $8; Gardens: free
Wheelchair Access
(Heide II & Heide III) Tue–Fri 10.00am–5.00pm Sat/Sun/Public Holidays 12.00noon–5.00pm Closed Good Friday, Christmas Day, Boxing Day.
Price
Adult $12, Senior $10, Concession $8; Gardens: free
Wheelchair Access
Yes
The world in painting reveals the subjects and approaches that make painting vital for twelve artists from Australia, Thailand, the Philippines and Vietnam.
November 2008
Created for the Kerry Gardner & Andrew Myer Project Gallery, Butterflown of love is international artist-in-residence Fernando Palma Rodríguez’s offering to the landscape.
October 2008
A long-running campaign to showcase Australian architecture and encourage the replacement of the aging Australian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale has been reactivated with Venice Biennale New Australian Pavilion: Di Stasio Ideas Competition.
August 2008
Rick Amor has exhibited professionally for over thirty years, and has developed a reputation as one of Australia’s most significant contemporary figurative painters. A single mind celebrates Amor’s artistic vision, offering for the first time a complete assessment of his painted oeuvre, from the 1960s to the present day.
July 2008
This exhibition comprises over fifty portraits and self-portraits by and of the artists and associates of the Heide circle during the development of modernism in Australia. It also considers the wider context of the main participants in this group, and the role played by other gathering places and creative hubs such as the Boyd’s Murrumbeena Pot…
June 2008
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