Since conceiving the Desypher Gallery in 2009, we have hosted a number of local and interstate artists – showcasing work across a range of mediums including paint, graphic, photography, craft, mixed media and interactive pieces. We would love to be able to say we had a part (no matter how small!) in their success when they go on to better and bigger things!
Past Exhibitions
Spell of Colours, Oznur Ates (2013)
Spell of Colours saw local Ebru Artist Oznur Ates showcase her selection of vivid artwork. Migrating to Australia in 1984, Oznur started her ebru journey several years ago..read more
Journey Home, Ahmad Sabra (2012)
Malak is from Gaza, born with no ears. Through the Towards Hope Foundation Malak was flown to Melbourne for a series of operations to give her hearing and bionic ears...read more
Eclectic Connections, Zahrah Habibullah (2011)
Eclectic Connections – where the material and spiritual worlds collide. Utilising a range of mediums, the exhibition represented a spiritual exploration of the artist. The range of works included in this exhibition looked to draw upon the relationship between the material and the spiritual – as traversing this divide...read more
Etched, Amna Mehwish and Ayfer Ocal (2010)
Etched brings together Melbourne based artists Amna Mehwish and Ayfer Ocal through the beautiful and robust medium of print making. The intricate prints of Ayfer Ocal explore the rich tapestry of Islamic pattern through silk lino cuts, copper etchings, photo gravure and collographs while a series of stunning, yet emotionally revealing etchings which.....read more
Roots, Crooked Rib Art (2010)
The Roots exhibition was opened on Friday 21 May. Crooked Rib Art is no stranger in the art scene of Melbourne. It is an arts collective started by young Muslim female artists who not only aim to challenge perceptions of themselves but also work to question perceptions of current social.....read more
A Retrospective, Peter Gould (2009)
Considering the true essence of Islamic art or architecture can never involve simply defining any one particular period or style and although the arts of ‘Islam’ is seemingly instantaneously recognisable the scope and depth of this term is yet to be fully understood...read more
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