Step inside the creative heart of State Library Victoria with Open Studio.
This series offers a window into evolving work from the Library’s Fellowship Program. Across 4 lunchtime sessions, you’ll hear directly from creative artists and researchers, who will share an update on their unique Library fellowship projects. Designed to be informal and interactive, these sessions give you the chance to see ideas taking shape, spark conversations and discover how the Library is a living site of creation, research and innovation.
Register your free tickets now.
Tuesday 21 April:
Greek-Australian writer, chef and printmaker Ella Mittas will discuss her artist book, developed through the Tate Adams Memorial Fellowship at State Library Victoria and Baldessin Studio. The book brings together woodcut prints, recipes and essays tracing how food carries cultural memory, histories and identity across Georgia, Bulgaria, Italy and Greek-Australia.
Stay tuned for more speaker details for sessions 2–4.
Booking information
By registering to attend or purchasing a ticket to a State Library Victoria event, you agree to our Conditions of Entry.
You can read accessibility information about the Library here.
Step inside the creative heart of State Library Victoria with Open Studio.
This series offers a window into evolving work from the Library’s Fellowship Program. Across 4 lunchtime sessions, you’ll hear directly from creative artists and researchers, who will share an update on their unique Library fellowship projects. Designed to be informal and interactive, these sessions give you the chance to see ideas taking shape, spark conversations and discover how the Library is a living site of creation, research and innovation.
Register your free tickets now.
Tuesday 21 April:
Greek-Australian writer, chef and printmaker Ella Mittas will discuss her artist book, developed through the Tate Adams Memorial Fellowship at State Library Victoria and Baldessin Studio. The book brings together woodcut prints, recipes and essays tracing how food carries cultural memory, histories and identity across Georgia, Bulgaria, Italy and Greek-Australia.
Stay tuned for more speaker details for sessions 2–4.
Booking information
By registering to attend or purchasing a ticket to a State Library Victoria event, you agree to our Conditions of Entry.
You can read accessibility information about the Library here.
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- In-person
Location
State Library Victoria
328 Swanston St
Create Quarter Melbourne, VIC 3000
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