Morning Star Charity Fundraiser

We are excited to announce that we will be hosting a charity fundraiser group exhibition on Friday, 7 June 2019 in our Fitzroy gallery – which will run until 11 June.  The show will aim to raise funds to help Indigenous band Larry Gurruwiwi and Malawurr, custodians of the Galpu songlines, to spread these songlines through a tour across Europe. Director Ben Strunin and producer Cathy Cole will follow the band on their tour and document their journey through the film Morning Star – the sequel to their first documentary, Westwind: Djalu's Legacy.

We are also pleased to announce that drinks will be sponsored by Bodriggy Brewing Co and Ottelia Wines.

Participating Artists 
Adnate, Callum Preston, Carla McRae, Dscreet, Dvate, Georgia Hill, Ghostpatrol, Jumble, Kaff Eine, Kirpy, Laura Du Vè, Lilah Benetti, Ling, Lister, Lucy Lucy, Luke Cornish, Makatron, Mayo, Meggs, Minna Leunig, Phibs, Porno, Reka, Rone, Smoe, Tom Civil, Tom Gerrard, 23rd Key, Vexta – plus more to be confirmed soon!

How To Buy Artwork
The presale is now available for other artworks in the exhibition. These can be purchased through the Morning Star online shop.

There will be additional artworks available at the opening night and during the exhibition. Come along to view these amazing pieces for a great cause!

Art Auction
The artworks below will be auctioned on the evening. This auction will be streamed live on Instagram so that participants can join in online as well.
Auction to begin at approx 7.30pm.

Purchasing Details
We will not be able to accept any gift vouchers, website vouchers, credit notes or exchanges on any of the items. All sales are final. All purchased artworks will need to be collected from end of day Tuesday, 11 June, until end of day Friday 14 June 2019.

https://www.morningstardocumentary.com/

The Study by RONE. Archival pigment print on archival paper. Open edition. 84.5cm x 59cm.

Boho South Winter Morning by Minna Leunig. Acrylic on panel.

Print by Adnate.

Painting by Mayonaize.

The Plant Charmer by Tom Gerrard. Hand-painted didgeridoo.