Heide Museum of Modern Art
The Heide Museum of Modern Art or Heide Moma is a museum of modern art in Australia in the village of Bulleen in Victoria near Melbourne .
The museum complex
The museum complex consists of three buildings. The name Heide for the complex comes from the nearby town of Heidelberg .
- Heide I from the 1880s was an original dairy building built in 1934 by a group of sculptors who later became known as Heide Circle , including artists Albert Tucker , Sidney Nolan, and Joy Hester .
- Heide II was built in 1963 as an exhibition building and as a residential and workshop building for artists.
- Heide III was built in 1993 and is the largest exhibition building. It includes the Central Galleries , Albert & Barbara Tucker Gallery , Tucker Study Center, and the Kerry Gardner & Andrew Myer Project Gallery
- Sidney Myer Education Center was designed and built as a study center.
collection
The collection includes works of modern sculpture from the 1930s, such as Moya Dyring , Sidney Nolan , Albert Tucker, Joy Hester , John Perceval , Arthur Boyd , Howard Arkley , Charles Blackman , Peter Booth , Mike Brown , Richard Larter , Wolfgang Sievers , Sweeney Reed , Sam Atyeo and Jenny Watson .
Sculpture park
The museum complex is divided into different areas: Museum complex, Kitchen Garden , Karakarook's Garden Sir Rupert Hamer Garden and the sculpture park with the works of Australian sculptors.
Sculptures
- Helmet (2008) by Tanya Court & Cassandra Chilton
- Rings of Saturn (2006) by Inge King (1918)
- Unfurling (2006) by Andrew Rogers
- Karakarook's Garden (2005/6) by Lauren Berkowitz
- Airplane boy (2003) by Dean Bowen (1957)
- Theoretical Matter (1999/2000) by Neil Taylor (1945)
- Running man (1995/6) by Rick Amor (1948)
- Tree of knowledge (1989) by Alex Selenitsch
- Cows (1987) by Jeff Thomson (1957)
- Circus by the sea (1982) van Geoffrey Bartlett (1952)
- The seed - Accumulation (1981) by Vlase Nikoleski (1948)
- Magdalene (1978) (drawn up in 1985) by George Baldessin (1939–1978)
- Opus 129 (1962) by Robert Klippel (1920–2001)
Photo gallery
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Coordinates: 37 ° 45 '32.2 " S , 145 ° 5' 3.1" O