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Seventh Gallery Seventh is an artist-run, non-profit gallery based in Yálla-birr-ang / Collingwood, Melbourne.

Operating since 2000, we present a year-round program, working at the intersection of contemporary art, politics, and philosophy.

21/10/2026

Our annual fundraiser closes this Sunday at midnight. There are still a few incredible artworks available, so don't pass up your chance to take one of them home and support our community! Head to the link in our bio to browse the remaining collection.

We want to keep making space for education, solidarity, fun, and art - but we can’t do it without you! That's why we are so grateful to all the artists who donated their work this year, and to everyone who has supported us by buying art, sharing our posts, donating, or coming to our events. Thank you! Every single bit of support goes directly toward keeping our doors open and our programs running ☺️

FEATURING

Rebecca Suares-Jury, Georgina Yen Qin Lee, Kaijern Koo, Jemi Gale, Maki Ogawa, Kym Maxwell, Noah Spivak, Johanna Van Der Linden, Natali Papak, Benjamin Baker, Saskia Pandji Sakti, John Brooks, Camille Perry, Lauren Elizabeth, Linda Studena, Grace Wood, Lily Holmes, Thang Do, Asha Maria Dare, Ruby Hoppen, Frankie Pan, Tom Blachford, Nina Gibbes, Jenn Arllen, Tai Snaith, Betra Fraval, Alasdair McLuckie, Yuria Okamura, Nicky Tsekouras, Holly Goodridge, Meg De Young, Kyle Archie Knight, Pascal Nordenflycht, Lucie Loy, Sol Fernandez, Ivana Lilith, George Akl, Angus Brown, Gurrenah Foley, Carin Klonowski, and Emma Lyn Winkler.

Link in bio to buy an artwork before Sunday night. We also have cute t-shirts and bags and hoodies available!

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Group Crits at Seventh for working-class and under-class artists.Are you a working or under-class artist who is looking ...
12/10/2026

Group Crits at Seventh for working-class and under-class artists.

Are you a working or under-class artist who is looking to develop or gain more support for your art practice? Seventh is opening applications for a new program of group crits, running from November 2026, offering ten artists a structured space to share work in progress, get feedback from peers and two experienced facilitators, and build a working relationship with a small cohort over several months.

What does a crit involve?

Facilitated by James Hazel and Dario Vacirca, the program runs as a series of eleven two-hour sessions, each session working through two artists' work in depth. Everyone's work is discussed twice across the program, with time between sessions to develop ideas further. Each participant also gets 30 minutes of one-on-one time with the facilitators, and the program closes with a professional photography session to document each artist's work.

We're interested in seeing work at any stage, across any medium or combination of media, and we'd particularly encourage multidisciplinary artists to apply. Documentation of your practice can take whatever form suits it best - video, audio, photography, or something else.

This is a cohort-based program, so being there for your peers' crits is as much a part of it as having your own work discussed, and so the group's consistency is important. This way you’ll be able to get the most out of the program. Participants are expected to attend at least 80% of sessions.

Catering is provided at every session!

This call out is open to anyone, but we're especially keen to hear from working class and underclass artists, and from artists who haven't come through art school. Tell us how that resonates with you if it does.

Applications close 30 October 2026. For more info see the link in our bio.

Open today and tomorrow only! Five more works from the Seventh Fundraiser, all still available. Come and see them irl be...
09/10/2026

Open today and tomorrow only! Five more works from the Seventh Fundraiser, all still available. Come and see them irl before the exhibition comes down.

Seventh has been artist-run since 2000. Rent and artist fees alone cost us more than $42,000 a year, and public funding falls well short. Every dollar raised goes straight back into paying artists and running our programs.

Swipe for five works, from $300:

Frankie Pan, I Feel Love. Mixed stoneware ceramic. $300
Sol Fernandez, Heart Desires. Acrylic on canvas. $800
Nicky Tsekouras, the sea, the sea. Multimedia collage on paper, framed. $300
Benjamin Baker, Hypocrite. Acrylic on four-panel canvas. $650
Linda Studena, Smile (Studies on Riia tänav). Monotype on Fabriano Rosaspina. $350

Afterpay is available, so an $800 work is 4 x $200.

27 Wellington Street, Collingwood, today and tomorrow (Saturday 10 October), 12 - 6pm. Online purchasing stays open until 25 October. Collect from 14 October, or ask us for a postage quote. Link in bio.

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Thank you to everyone who came to celebrate the opening of our fundraiser! Our hearts are still very full.Thank you to S...
07/10/2026

Thank you to everyone who came to celebrate the opening of our fundraiser! Our hearts are still very full.

Thank you to Sam and Al from for the delicious w**e. If you are searching for some minimal intervention, small batch w**e at a great price look no further. Highly recommend.

Thank you to all our wonderful volunteers who made the night happen - shaking the cocktails and taking the pics, and just being all round fantastic in every way.

Thank you to all the artists who donated work. You are the backbone of Seventh and we are deeply grateful.

And a special thank you to Dan, Renato and Nara for the sweet, sweet jazz. We definitely have to do it again next year!

If you haven't had a chance to see the show, there are a few days left. The exhibition is on until 6pm this Saturday, 10 October, at 27 Wellington Street, Collingwood (Wednesday to Saturday, 12 to 6pm). After that, online purchasing stays open until 25 October.

If something Seventh has done in the last 12 months has moved you or taught you something, please consider buying a work. It goes a long way in making Seventh's continued existence possible.

Featuring: George Akl, Jenn Arllen, Benjamin Baker, Tom Blachford, John Brooks, Angus Brown, Asha Maria Dare, Meg De Young, Thang Do, Lauren Elizabeth, Sol Fernandez, Gurrenah Foley, Betra Fravel, Nina Gibbes, Holly Goodridge, Lily Holmes, Ruby Hoppen, Carin Klonowski, Kyle Archie Knight, Kaijern Koo, Ivana Lilith, Lucie Loy, Kym Maxwell, Alasdair McLuckie, Pascal Nordenflycht, Maki Ogawa, Yuria Okamura, Frankie Pan, Natali Papak, Camille Perry, Yen Qin, Saskia Pandji Sakti, Tai Snaith, Noah Spivak, Linda Studena, Rebecca Suares-Jury, Nicky Tsekouras, Johanna Van Der Linden, Emma Lyn Winkler, Grace Wood

Link in bio.

Five more works from the Seventh Fundraiser, looking for a home.Seventh has been artist-run since 2000. Rent and artist ...
05/10/2026

Five more works from the Seventh Fundraiser, looking for a home.

Seventh has been artist-run since 2000. Rent and artist fees alone cost us more than $42,000 a year, and public funding falls well short. Every dollar raised goes straight back into paying artists and running our programs.

Swipe for five works, from $300:

Lily Holmes, Bull. Oil, wax and sand on canvas. $1,000
Yuria Okamura, Healer: Prostanthera Rotundifolia. Glazed stoneware. $500
Betra Fravel, Moon Gazing. Oil on linen board. $350
Nina Gibbes, The Disorganised Manifesto (No. 2). Archival pigment print on polyester flag. $350
Ivana Lilith, Untitled Oddity, from the series Idols and Oddities. Glazed stoneware. $300

Afterpay is available, so a $1,000 work is 4 x $250.

On view at Seventh Gallery, 27 Wellington Street, Collingwood, Wednesday to Saturday, 12 to 6pm, until 10 October. Online purchasing is open until 25 October. Collect from 14 October, or ask us for a postage quote. Link in bio.

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Five more works from the Seventh Fundraiser, all still available.Seventh has been artist-run since 2000. Rent and artist...
02/10/2026

Five more works from the Seventh Fundraiser, all still available.

Seventh has been artist-run since 2000. Rent and artist fees alone cost us more than $42,000 a year, and public funding falls well short. Every dollar raised goes straight back into paying artists and running our programs.

Swipe for five works, from $150:

Kaijern Koo, Carrie as Parisian Chic. Diptych in paraffin wax, resin, oil paint and found objects. $1,200 for the pair
Alasdair McLuckie, Asked and Answered. Acrylic on canvas and paper, with a working clock. $500
Gurrenah Foley, Moodji. Posca on canvas. $600
Ruby Hoppen, Pillowtalk. Mixed textiles, satin and hi vis tape. $250
Asha Maria Dare, Equatorial. Paper on panel. $150

Afterpay is available, so a $600 work is 4 x $150.

On view at Seventh Gallery, 27 Wellington Street, Collingwood until 10 October, Wednesday-Saturday 12-6pm. Online purchasing is open until 25 October. Link in bio.

Six works from the Seventh Fundraiser, all still available.Seventh has been artist-run since 2000. Rent and artist fees ...
01/10/2026

Six works from the Seventh Fundraiser, all still available.

Seventh has been artist-run since 2000. Rent and artist fees alone cost us more than $42,000 a year, and public funding falls well short. Every dollar raised goes straight back into paying artists and running our programs.

Swipe for six works, from $150:

Jenn Arllen, the things we tend. Acrylic on canvas. $400
Alasdair McLuckie, Asked and Answered. Acrylic on canvas and paper, with a working clock. $500
Holly Goodridge, My Head Hurts. Hand-knitted yarn on a timber frame. $350
Yen Qin, She'll Be Right. Stoneware with gold lustre. $620
Kym Maxwell, Roots Takeover. Pencil and acrylic on watercolour paper. $150
Pascal Nordenflycht, Tres. Oil and pencil on dibond. $300

Afterpay is available, so a $500 work is 4 x $125.

On view at Seventh Gallery, 27 Wellington Street, Collingwood until 10 October, Wednesday-Saturday 12-6pm. Online purchasing is open until 25 October. Link in bio.

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Canapé reveal for Harana, curated by .biscotti, featuring live sets by .biscotti and and casually luxurious eats by .me...
28/09/2026

Canapé reveal for Harana, curated by .biscotti, featuring live sets by .biscotti and and casually luxurious eats by .melbourne and .

Harana, the Filipino word for serenade, is a public love confession in song form, a display of vulnerability before the beloved and the world.

On Friday 2nd of October 2026 from 6pm, Harana at Seventh brings canapés, community and a confessional-contemporary-classical sound to Collingwood in a salu-salo (party). Harana at Seventh is a serenade with a twist, a lullaby for the impending Venus retrograde in Scorpio, glitch-driven party-poem that professes love for cities that don’t always love you back.

Free entry, RSVPs required via link in bio

Curated by .biscotti
Co-presented by and
Live music by .biscotti and
Canapés by .melbourne and

This event is supported by Yarra City Grants

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27 Wellington Street
Richmond, VIC
3066

Opening Hours

Wednesday 12pm - 6pm
Thursday 12pm - 6pm
Friday 12pm - 6pm
Saturday 12pm - 6pm

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