Celebrate new and ambitious local art and design at Melbourne Now. See 200+ contemporary projects and events across all three levels of NGV Australia.

Portrait23: Identity is a major exhibition of new work from multi-award-winning contemporary Australian artists and collectives working across every state and territory.

Noelle Faulkner from Qantas Travel Insider spoke with Vipoo Srivilasa about his art practice.

Online fundraising project for clay workers to come together and offer support to the people of Turkey and Syria.

Pairing the methods of artist and chef, you will be transported into a world of joy, beauty, and hope.

Talking Contemporary Podcast sat down with Vipoo Srivilasa and we spoke about the importance of routines and finding ideas and inspirations from everyday objects.

The latest issue of Hello! magazine (Thailand) features the incredible artistry of Vipoo Srivilasa! From his captivating sculptures to his vibrant paintings, readers will get an up-close look at the work of this talented artist.

Nikita Holcombe from Artist Profile magazine spoke with Vipoo Srivilasa about his upcoming exhibition at Olsen Gallery over beloved Zoom.

Solo exhibition at Olsen Gallery.

30 Nov - 17 Dec 2023
Opening night 30 Nov 6-8 pm

Vipoo Srivilasa was commissioned by the National Portrait Gallery, Canberra to create a new series of work for Portrait23: identity.

Vipoo Srivilasa’s paintings, ‘Hungry Ghost 2021‘ is shortlisted for The Korea-Australia Arts Foundation Art Prize.

Melbourne Now 2023 will highlight the latest art, architecture, design, and cultural practice shaping Melbourne.

SERPENT I, won the Highly Commended Acquisitive prize from Lake Art Prize 2022.

Drawn from the Rockhampton Museum of Art Collection and recent works from the artist’s H̄mī bupp̄hā (flower bear) series, these ceramics show Srivilasa’s dedication to spreading hope through art and cuteness.

A solo exhibition at Art Jakarta 2022, presented by SAC Gallery, Bangkok.

VIPOO SRIVILASA’s work will form part of QAGOMA’s 10th Asia Pacific Triennial.

A solo exhibition at Scott Livesey Galleries, Melbourne.

On view 9 February - 5 March 2022.

Please contact the gallery to preview the exhibition.

The first major exhibition to chart the astonishing diversity of ceramic practice across Australia, it features more than 400 objects from the Powerhouse’s significant ceramics collection.

Clay For Tonga is an online fundraising project for clay workers to come together and offer support to the people of Tonga.