Community Art Spaces
Browse current and past exhibits to find out what's happening in our Community Art Spaces at Fairfield and Northcote libraries.
What's On
The Dahlya
Anita Hozaya
1-29 February 2024
LibArt Gallery, Northcote Library
What's On
The Dahlya
Anita Hozaya
1-29 February 2024
LibArt Gallery, Northcote Library
What's On
Drawing, Painting and Sketching
U3A Darebin
1-29 February 2024
Fairfield Gallery Walk, Fairfield Library
What's On
Drawing, Painting and Sketching
U3A Darebin
1-29 February 2024
Fairfield Gallery Walk, Fairfield Library
Would you like to see your work displayed in our libraries?
We offer community art spaces at Northcote and Fairfield Libraries to local artists, community groups, and schools. These accessible art spaces suit works of a variety of different mediums. Spaces are available to artists for periods of up to four weeks, in line with the calendar month.
LibArt Gallery
Located at Northcote Library, the LibArt Gallery is just a short walk from High St Northcote. The LibArt Gallery is available to exhibit hanging artworks and features an additional glass display case for small works.
Fairfield Gallery Walk
Fairfield Library is located in the Fairfield Community Centre. Overlooking the thoroughfare, Fairfield Gallery Walk consists of four glass display cases built into the wall of the library.
Past exhibits
Pathways
Anne Warren and Cetta Pilati
December 2023
Fairfield Gallery Walk, Fairfield Library
Past exhibits
Merri Creek and the Art of Detritus
Carolyn Lunt
2-17 September 2023
LibArt Gallery, Northcote Library
Presented as part of FUSE Festival
Past exhibits
The Laos Fabric Story
Alphington CWA
August 2023
Fairfield Gallery Walk, Fairfield Library
Past exhibits
Seasons in the Garden
Nicholas Vardaxis
1 - 30 June
LibArt Gallery, Northcote Library
Past exhibits
On the Road
Philip Harris
March 2023
LibArt Gallery, Northcote Library
Past exhibits
Obscured Stories
Katherine Masiulanis
March 2023
Fairfield Gallery Walk, Fairfield Library
Past exhibits
Exquisite Bias
Delia Poon
March 2023
Presented as part of FUSE Festival, Preston Library