TAM artists are celebrating all things Gold! From the early morning rise of the sun, full of promise and optimism, fields of gold that bring prosperity and security, and glistening waters at sunset, the golden hues within our world warm our souls and fill us with joy.  Within the arts, gold has inspired many. From golden idols fit for the gods, magical golden hours and illuminated manuscripts, to legends and fairy tales and the elusive pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Gold can be a symbol of affection or commitment between loved ones, a treasured possession passed down through generations or used simply as adornment, bringing sparkle to the everyday.   Join us as we explore the glittery, beautiful, and sometimes OTT, golden world around us. Artwork “Maggie” by Alison Tippett 

The village may be gone, but we still have the hood. The Mother Hood is about more than motherhood; it encompasses all that it means to be a mother within the broader context of our culture and community. It represents a transformative, transcendent personal experience that germinates deep emotional and social connections. The journey of motherhood is not one that is travelled alone: it is shared. In solidarity, we rise. As a group of artists, TAM are united in our commitment to exploring the transformative experience of motherhood, kinship, and community. Our art is a celebration of the complex emotions, deep love, and powerful resilience that define both the mother and the hood. This exhibition is an homage to the strength, beauty, and resilience of anyone identifying as a mother, and the enduring power of human connection.

Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show (April). Immerse your senses with over 120+ works of art produced by TAM artists, as they explore the exhibition theme flora and fauna inspired by our natural surrounds.

Connection and involvement with communities being vitally important; especially since covid. 

Books transport us to wonderful new worlds. The Artistry of Books presents an experimental collection of artistic works that deconstruct and reconstruct some of the artists’ favourite books.

Immerse your senses with over 120+ works of art produced by TAM artists, as they explore the exhibition theme flora and fauna inspired by our natural surrounds.

After a year of cancelled exhibitions and events, Thou Art Mum’s Out of the Vault online exhibition is coming to a close at the end of December. We have had some great sales of much loved treasures, but there are still beautifully diverse artworks from the multidisciplinary women of TAM available for purchase. It’s your chance to collect a cherished artwork of much loved pieces from our personal collections and work created over the past couple of years by talented TAM members. 

Our world is constantly changing; expanding, contracting, moving, aging, decaying and birthing. To remain unchanged in a changing universe is a tragedy. We are not meant to stay the same, to stay in one place, to remain unaffected. Our lives are works of art that are never fully complete. An exhibition inspired by movement.

Following the cancellation of all exhibitions we had scheduled for the year, TAM is thrilled to present to you ‘The Escapism of Creativity’ an A4 online exhibition in November 2020. Virtual Gallery

An ancient and universal symbol of unity, the circle represents infinite possibilities and inclusiveness.  Full Circle is an exploration of art through the eyes of our TAM artists, within the protective boundary of a uniting circle.

An exhibition of more than 40 works created by its member artists united by the colour blue.

Immerse your senses with over 120+ works of art produced by TAM artists, as they explore the exhibition theme flora and fauna inspired by our natural surrounds.

An exhibition of diverse artworks in black and white.

In exhibition of diverse artworks, exploring the colour pink. Proudly supporting Pink Hope.

Our artists explore flora and fauna themes inspired by nature.

Grids provide a framework of reference to view the entire picture plane, to extend beyond the visible limitations of the pictorial borders and expand the imagination.

Inspired by the colour of living grasses and leaves, creatures both real and imaginary evolve a green hue, and the colour green becomes a symbol of life, hope and envy.

A conceptual exhibition by Thou Art Mum exploring the theme of layers.

Cafes are a place to connect, refresh and rejuvenate. In a world saturate by social media, cafes have become the face of real social interaction.

Spring is the most anticipated of seasons; a time of rejuvenation, regrowth and renewal.

An exploration of the colour red. Red is the most emotive of colours – a symbol throughout culture and history, a celebration of life and our oldest known pigment.

Thou Art Mum celebrates their 10th year anniversary with a vibrant and engaging 18th exhibition.

An exploration in black and white.

An exploration of above the horizon.

A look at all things fish.

An exploration of pattern and texture.

The tree show.

An exploration of birds.

An exhibition exploring Australian identity through place, history and personal narratives.

An exhibition exploring the things we often overlook or take for granted.

An exhibition tributing each artists’ significant influence on their own artistic endeavours.    

An exhibition capture and share a moment of historical or personal significance, a moment of joy, sadness or beauty in all that surrounds and influences us in our lives.

Motherhood is a great joy, but what of the frustrations? Members express their continuing challenges of juggling all that motherhood brings with honesty and humour.

Works created on the 12” x 16” theme using a “stamp” as a uniting element.

An exhibition of works depicting flights of fantasy and exploration of the style and iconography of these exotic cultural influences.

An exhibition with the Eltham Copper Butterfly used as a uniting element.

The inaugural exhibition with a cheerful celebratory theme.