INterior24

Small Sculpture Exhibition - in association with the Yarra Valley Arts | Yering Station Sculpture Exhibition and Awards 2024

Now in its third year, YAVA's INterior24 exhibition of small sculptures will again combine sculptures from this year’s Yarra Valley Arts | Yering Station Sculpture Exhibition and Awards finalists and Yarra Valley Arts member artists. INterior24 allows the visitor to experience these works in a more intimate setting, notice the small details, consider the craftsmanship and imagine how the sculptors have used various materials to produce each piece. Despite their size, they make grand editions to any small space - domestic, commercial, solitary or shared.

The Yarra Valley Arts | Yering Station Sculpture Exhibition and Awards is Victoria’s longest running sculpture prize and runs from 27th October until 7th December 2024 at Yering Station. Comprising indoor and large outdoor work from early career to established artists, it showcases talent from across Australia.

Artists

Amanda Page, Ben Fasham, Denise Keele-bedford, Diana Gentu, Ernst Fries, Faustas Sadauskas, Fleur Brett, Frank Duyker, Gerd Bachmann, Jenny Reddin, Jenny Zhe Chang, Jo McFadyen, John Gatip, Julie M Milton, Karen Ridley, Kate Howard, Kathy Holowko, Lilach Mileikowski, Luke Rogers, Lynne McDowell, Mim Kocher, Olivia O’Connor, Pamela Miller, Peter Revelman, Rem Hayes, Ross Miller, Savaad Felich, Serafina Munns, Sharon Pinney, Steven Cole, Teresa Bennett, Tracey Lamb, Wilani van Wyk-Smit

ABOUT YERING STATION

Victoria’s first vineyard was planted at Yering Station in 1838, with their cellar door (and former wine making) building built in 1859. Current owners, the Rathbone family have taken the helm of Yering Station’s extraordinary property and wine making since 1996. With five sites across the Yarra Valley, they produce world class, award winning wine.

In Yering Station’s Cellar Door with its rustic charm, is both a tasting room and an art gallery, where you have the opportunity to view rotating art exhibitions and gain insightful views of the historic cellar below. Outside in the gardens there are sculptures to view, particularly on the terrace overlooking the magnificent views of the Yarra Ranges.