Melbourne art community create water-inspired works

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Exhibition for Change
Image: Val Bong

Some of Melbourne's best known artists created water-inspired works as part of a WaterAid fundraiser last month.

Frances Cannon was among over 20 artists to contribute their work at the one-night-only exhibition, which was run by graphic designer and WaterAid support Louise Brough.

WATER. Exhibition for Change raised over $6000 with all proceeds from the event going to WaterAid Australia. Who Gives A Crap Co-Founder and CEO Simon Griffiths spoke at the event.

Hundreds of Melburnians braved the cold to attend the event at Glasshaus Inside, with a long trail of people waiting outside the venue to get in.

See below for some the water-themed works exhibited and auctioned at the event:

Alice Oehr - Cleanliness
Alice Oehr - Cleanliness
Amanda Peluso - Tidal pools
Amanda Peluso - Tidal pools
Amy Jean - Merri Creek
Amy Jean - Merri Creek
Brian Cheung - Ripples (Black Rock)
Brian Cheung - Ripples (Black Rock)
Carla Scotto - Water is Precious
Carla Scotto - Water is Precious
Cat Wall - Swell Season
Cat Wall - Swell Season
Frances Cannon - Bowl
Frances Cannon - Bowl
Gustavo Moraninslie - Peces
Gustavo Moraninslie - Peces
Holly Cooper - The Nights Forest
Holly Cooper - The Nights Forest
Louise Brough - The Pee Dance
Louise Brough - The Pee Dance
Luc Everett - Ecosystem
Luc Everett - Ecosystem
Nathalia Suizu - Rain Dance
Nathalia Suizu - Rain Dance
Nicole Black - Ripple Effect
Nicole Black - Ripple Effect
Sarah Jane Lightfoot - Eucalyptus Vessel
Sarah Jane Lightfoot - Eucalyptus Vessel
Swap Shop Issue 17 - Water
Swap Shop Issue 17 - Water
Tristan Melle - Broken Edges
Tristan Melle - Broken Edges
Vanessa Bong - Floating Flowers
Vanessa Bong - Floating Flowers

All artwork imagery courtesy of exhibitionforchange.com

Photos from the night are available in the slideshow below: