Get Out! is an inclusive arts studio, designed to support creative expression, artistic development, and public engagement.
Open Studio Art Is Messy, Exciting and Happy, 2019. Photography by Rachel Edward.
Get Out! Artists focus on visual and performing arts. They work towards group exhibitions and outcomes across the Metropolitan and South-Eastern Suburbs.
Get Out! runs fortnightly on Saturdays. Get Out! follows the Victorian school term timetable. This means it runs for 4 terms a year. Each term is roughly five fortnights.
Each session is six hours long. This includes regular breaks and a one-hour lunch. We encourage you to stay for the full session. You can take as many breaks as you need.
Get Out! is a predominantly visual and performing arts studio. Artists practices include painting, sculpture, textile, dance, and experimental performance. Artists may work as a group or independently to create artworks and contribute to projects.
We provide basic art supplies and additional materials and tools can be provided to fulfil the needs and interests of the artists. You are welcome to bring additional materials if you would like Materials we supply include:
One of the best parts of Get Out! are the facilitating artists and arts support workers. They are all established artists with many years of experience. They will be able to:
The studio is a social art-making environment where artists work towards public outcomes. Studio artists work closely with professional artists to explore and develop their personal artistic language. Artists also get to visit galleries, meet and network with professionals and be a part of the greater Arts Access community.
Some examples of the support and opportunities you will get at Get Out! are:
Get Out! is based at the Frankston North Community Centre.
The venue is fully accessible and has lots of space and includes a stage and small kitchenette.
If you would like to join Get Out! or would like more information please contact Madison Elrick (Coordinator, Creative Producer of the Art Day South and Geo Out! studios).
The studio space is fully accessible with ramp access and an accessible bathroom. The materials and tools provided are tailored to the needs of the artists, with the ability to modify or acquire additional equipment when needed. Staff are professional artists and trained support workers. We will work with you to make sure your access needs are covered.
Get Out! first started in 2003 and has been a prominent disability arts studio in the South-Eastern Suburbs ever since. The studio and its artists have exhibited and performed many comical and colourful outcomes over the years. These include; ‘Art is…’ (2019) an open studio at Frankston Arts Centre’s Cube 37, ‘Fantastic, Yes’ (2021) exhibition at Walker St Gallery and ‘Pavlova, in Your Dreams Mum!’ (2022) a performance held at Arts Centre Melbourne apart of Alter State Festival. Get Out! is a fun, social and humorous studio, continuing to make and present outcomes as a group.
Pavlova, in your dreams Mum! performance, as part of Alter State, at the Arts Centre Melbourne, Melbourne.
Fantastic, Yes, a group exhibtion at Walker Street Gallery 1, Dandenong
Art Is…, a group exhibition at Cube 37, Frankston Arts Centre, Frankston
Noise – Sound & Video Composition for Modified Wheelchair, Marcus Watson solo installation at Frankston Library, History Room, Frankston.
Get Out! Open Studio, Cube 37, Frankston Arts Centre, Frankston.
Homage To… performance at Cube 37 Exhibition Space, Frankston Arts Centre, Frankston.
Shades within Melbourne Part 2 a solo exhibition by Get Out! Artist Toby Matheson at G3 Artspace, Shirley Burke Theatre, Parkdale.
The Butterfly Surgeons, Frankston Anywhere Festival, Frankston Arts Centre & Emerald Hill Festival, South Melbourne.
Art Matters Forum, a creative arts and inclusion forumCube 37, Frankston Arts Centre.
Message Therapy, Gertrude Street Projection Festival, North Side records, Fitzroy.
Where We Go, After Dark Projections, Cube 37 Window, Frankston Arts Centre, Frankston.
