ARTS
SOCIETY
PHILLIP
ISLAND
REGION
artistic programs tO educate, inform, and inspire THE PHILLIP ISLAND REGION.
The Arts Society Phillip Island Region (ASPIR) is a community-based arts group. We connect our local communities to the arts by making creative programs and exhibitions available to everyone.
program
ASPIR conducts regular sessions for members including Life Drawing, Portraits, Textile Arts, Writers, Appraisal and En Plein Air.
ASPIR also holds weekend workshops for members and the public. Come along and learn new artistic skills, push your art practice to new levels and meet like-minded creative people.
ASPIR members get discounted rates for all workshops, so consider becoming a member.
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EXHIBITIONS
Twice a year we showcase ASPIR members' work at major exhibitions - one at Easter, and the other on Cup Weekend. All ASPIR members can enter their work in the exhibitions, and all works are for sale.
EASTER EXHIBITION
Every Easter we put on an annual showcase of ASPIR members' work. All ASPIR members can enter, and all works are for sale.
We'll announce dates, locations, and award opportunities closer to the time.
Sign up for the next exhibition
If you're a member and would to be in the Easter exhibition, email aspirarts@gmail.com.
Find exhibition results
Exhibition results are published in our monthly bulletins.
Image detail: Sheryl Stuart
CUP WEEKEND EXHIBITION
ASPIR members' works from painting, drawing, sculpture and ceramics, to digital Art/photography and textiles.
All ASPIR members are eligible to enter, and there are several prizes sponsored by local businesses and individuals.
Sign up for the next exhibition
If you're a member and would to be in the Cup Weekend exhibition, email aspirarts@gmail.com.
Find exhibition results
Exhibition results are published in our monthly bulletins.
Image detail: Marian Quigley
exhibition award sponsors
ASPIr programs thrive with support from our major sponsor: the Bendigo Bank of the San Remo, Cowes and Grantville Communities.
This website was made possible thanks to funding from Bass Coast Shire Council’s Community Grants