Blanche Tilden Power 2003_Photographer Andrew Curtis © Blanche Tilden screen

Blanche Tilden Power 2003_Photographer Andrew Curtis © Blanche Tilden screen

Blanche Tilden Power 2003_Photographer Andrew Curtis © Blanche Tilden screen

Blanche Tilden Power 2003_Photographer Andrew Curtis © Blanche Tilden screen

Blanche Tilden and Makiko Mitsunari Power (necklace) 2003375 gold, computer motherboard, computer chip and anodised aluminiumCourtesy of the artists and Gallery Funaki, MelbournePhotographer: Andrew Curtis © Blanche Tilden and Makiko Mitsunari

Blanche Tilden and Makiko Mitsunari
Power (necklace) 2003
375 gold, computer motherboard, computer chip and anodised aluminium
Courtesy of the artists and Gallery Funaki, Melbourne
Photographer: Andrew Curtis
© Blanche Tilden and Makiko Mitsunari

 

Blanche Tilden and Makiko Mitsunari Power (necklace) 2003375 gold, computer motherboard, computer chip and anodised aluminiumCourtesy of the artists and Gallery Funaki, MelbournePhotographer: Andrew Curtis © Blanche Tilden and Makiko Mitsunari

Blanche Tilden and Makiko Mitsunari
Power (necklace) 2003
375 gold, computer motherboard, computer chip and anodised aluminium
Courtesy of the artists and Gallery Funaki, Melbourne
Photographer: Andrew Curtis
© Blanche Tilden and Makiko Mitsunari

 

Blanche Tilden componentsPhotographer: Andrew Curtis

Blanche Tilden components
Photographer: Andrew Curtis

Blanche Tilden componentsPhotographer: Andrew Curtis

Blanche Tilden components
Photographer: Andrew Curtis

For kids: Eye spy art adventures for wee ones—wearable art

Tuesday 6 July to Tuesday 6 July 2021

Create your very own wearable art made from found objects inspired by the work of Melbourne-based jeweller Blanche Tilden—explore the Gallery’s current exhibition Blanche Tilden—ripple effect: a 25 year survey.

Suitable for ages 3 to 5 years. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

All attendees are asked to adhere to Geelong Gallery’s COVID safety procedures and will be required to check-in upon arrival.

Geelong Gallery acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the lands on which the Gallery and its collections are located, the Wadawurrung People of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to all Elders, past, present and emerging.