Exhibitions

Representing ten multi-generational female visual artists, from Australia, the UK and Japan, who utilise hand woven textiles in their practice. The exhibition focuses on the formal qualities of the colour yellow, whether determined by dyes or materials used, a response to the natural environment, or a conscious desire to convey a particular emotion.

The Klytie Pate Award for Ceramics is a National prize, open to all ceramicists in Australia and New Zealand who are experienced in the craft, and carries a biennial prize of $10,000.

‘Vessel, Cloth and Cloak’ features artists and designers creating functional textiles as vessels of culture, stories, and identity and explores works that traditionally carry, protect, contain and cover – and reinterprets them in a contemporary design context. A major group show at the Australian Tapestry Workshop and part of Melbourne Design Week 2023.

A series of contemporary ceramic installation in a shop front window at 54 Errol Street North Melbourne. Facilitated by Group Sessions cooperative and supported by the City of Melbourne.

A solo exhibition investigating the generative and transformative potential of pliable clay and textile and their capacity to suggest meaning beyond themselves – poetic, cultural, social, and as keepers of time at Rubicon ARI

PhD Candidate Thinking Through Practice installation, REY Space, RMIT University

Exhibition of wood fired ceramic sculpture by Robyn Phelan at Stockroom, Kyneton 2021

An exhibition of wood fired sculpture, made on residency in the Tallarook Ranges, exhibited at CLAD (Centre for Learning & Design), Bendigo, Victoria, Australia

Mornington Pennisula Art Gallery