For the 2025 iteration of Spring1883, APA presents the work of fifteen studio artists working across printmaking, ceramics, textiles, painting, and drawing. Through repetition, stylisation, and formal experimentation, familiar and imagined imagery is transformed into new visual languages. The result is a collection of highly individual works that reflect distinctive perspectives, shaped by intuitive processes and thoughtful acts of reconstruction.
Spring1883 is Australasia’s premier gallery-led art fair. The ninth edition will see 35 leading and emerging contemporary art galleries take up residence across all four levels of The Windsor, presenting compelling contemporary art available to acquire in a luxury setting.
Visit us in Suite 230 to see works from Adrian Lazzaro, Alan Constable, Bronwyn Hack, Jacob Cartelli, Joanne Nethercote, Julian Martin, Lisa Reid, Lygin Ang, Mark Smith, Michael Camakaris, Miles Howard-Wilks, Paul Quick, Simon Paredes, Terry Williams and Chris O’Brien.
The Hotel Windsor provides wheelchair access, with lift access available throughout the building. For more information on accessibility please contact The Hotel Windsor on +61 3 9633 6000 or via info@thw.com.au
Getting Here
Tram routes 96 and 86 stop right in front of the hotel at Spring St/Bourke St. This is stop number nine on the route.
Multiple bus routes run to streets near the hotel: 302, 304, 605, 905, 906.
Buses stop on Swanston Street or Exhibition Streets and are a short distance from The Hotel Windsor entrance.
Parliament Station is across the road from the hotel. Use the Bourke Street exit, and travel 50 metres south along Spring Street.
Trains line to here include Sandringham, Pakenham, Craigieburn, Sunbury, Alamein, Glen Waverley lines.
The City of Melbourne provides kerbside accessible parking bays close to the hotel on nearby Spring Street and Bourke Street.
