Reimagining the format of a traditional gallery, Fletcher Arts will present its annual October Group Show from Thursday 21 to Saturday 23 October, with artist talks held between 5pm and 7pm each evening.

At the centre of the exhibition is Sarah Fletcher, who connects her network of artists with architects, designers, property developers and collectors, building a creative community that supports both artistic practice and patronage.

Fletcher Arts October group show returns to Toorak

What distinguishes this exhibition is its setting within a private home in Toorak, Melbourne. Artworks are displayed in situ, allowing visitors to experience sculpture, painting and design within a lived environment and to imagine how each piece could transform their own spaces.

Sculptures, paintings, ceramics, photography, furniture and lighting from 30 established and exciting new artists will be expertly curated to provide the experiential for the visitor.

Fletcher Arts October group show returns to Toorak
Detail of Tom Gerrard artwork on the Puffalo Lounge by Didier.

One of the many impressive inclusions is a Puffalo modular lounge designed by Didier, showcasing the work of exceptional street artist Tom Gerrard. Titled Rest Assured, the piece transforms the curvaceous sofa into a functional artwork covered in Gerrard’s distinctive abstract flora and geometric motifs.

Over two days, Gerrard transformed the furniture into his canvas, painting vibrant compositions of real and imagined flora across every surface. The result is a dynamic, one-of-a-kind Puffalo that elevates the idea of custom design.

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Fletcher Arts October group show returns to Toorak
Andrew Hustwaite.

Gerrard explains, “The pattern is based on one of my paintings, 8 Hours, which I reworked directly onto the surface of the lounge.” He describes his process as instinctive: “I chose a colour and walked around, layering paint across all three pieces simultaneously, just as I would in my studio.”

Fletcher Arts October group show returns to Toorak
Libby Didier.

Also exhibiting are Daniel Barbera, Fiona Barrett-Clark, Tom Blachford, Gregory Bonasera, Kirby Bourke, Peter D Cole, Greg Daly, Libby Didier, Ross Didier, Wayne Fogden, Graham Fransella, John Gatip, Carlo Golin, Marnie Haddad, Michelle Hamer, Shelley Hannigan, Karan Hayman, Alexandra Howie, Andrew Hustwaite, Jim McCullough, Alexander McKenzie, Scott McNeil, Sam Michelle, Jessica Murtagh, Geoff Nees, David Ray, Louise Rippert, Natalie Ryan, Ted Secombe, Rebecca Selleck, Michael Vale, Deborah Walker, Peter Watts and Forough Yavari.

Yavari – known as both a photographer and lighting designer – will debut a new collection of sculptural, ethereal lighting pieces.

The Group Show is open by appointment only, with viewings from 20 to 25 October. To arrange a visit or obtain the address, contact Sarah Hook at sarahhook@me.com or 0438 690 243.

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Fletcher Arts October group show returns to Toorak
David Ray.
Fletcher Arts October group show returns to Toorak
Two Lines Studio, Michael Vale, Deborah Walker.

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