'Into the Wild' by Art Day South artists

The Art Day South studio, located at Dingley Village in Melbourne’s south-east suburbs, is a cross-disciplinary contemporary arts project committed to providing a place for Deaf & Disabled Artists to explore, develop and produce new work.

Art Day South is a flagship program of Arts Access Victoria and will be celebrating its 35th year in 2026.

Current studio artists:

• Katina Anapaikos
• Robert Brown
• Deanna Dixon
• John Eslick
• Michael Gelsi
• Lorraine Hayes
• Hunter McKenzie
• Karim Sarakbi
• Kristy Sweeney
• Edward Treloar
• Heather White
• Paula Whiting 

Established in 1974, Arts Access Victoria (AAV) has since become the state’s leading arts and disability organisation. 

AAV is dedicated to an ambitious agenda of social and artistic transformation for people with disability, the communities in which they live and the arts sector in which they aspire to participate without barriers.

Arts Access Victoria facilitation and production team:

Facilitating artists:

• Tara Kingston
• Ellie Purseglove
• Sebastian Fowler Arts

 Support workers:

• Louise Barbon Elliot
• Jamie Rawls

Coordinator/Creative Producer:

•  Andy Butler

For more information visit Arts Access Victoria (AAV)

Join us with the artists for the exhibition celebration on Saturday 30 January 2027, 1 pm to 3 pm.  

Includes complimentary refreshments and nibbles.

RSVPs are appreciated and will open closer to the event.