The Season of the Rabbit
- Words by Peppermint
Tis Easter, so ’tis the season for rabbits… Cat Rabbit in particular. Fans of the genius softie creator will think they’ve died and gone to heaven at Secret Animal Realms, her first solo exhibition, held at the No Vacancy Project Gallery in The Atrium at Melbourne’s Federation Square. Visitors will delight in a veritable wonderland of wide-eyed owls, long-legged pugs and other fantastical creatures, all of which are for sale too. If you’d ever thought of investing in amazingly imaginative art, this might just be the perfect opportunity. Hop to it, though – the exhibition closes on May 8th.
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