Step into history through the power of art at the French Revolution Commemorative Posters Exhibition, presented by Shearers Arms Gallery in collaboration with the Geelong Art Society Inc.
This fascinating exhibition features a selection of posters created by internationally renowned artists and designers who were commissioned by Artis89 in 1989 to commemorate the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen and the bicentenary of the French Revolution.
Created by some of the world’s leading graphic artists, the collection explores timeless themes of freedom, equality, justice and resistance to oppression. More than 35 years after they were first produced, these visually striking works continue to spark conversation and reflect the ongoing importance of human rights around the globe.
Visitors will discover bold graphic design, powerful symbolism and diverse cultural perspectives from celebrated artists including Milton Glaser, Kohei Sugiura, Michel Quarez and Gert Dumbar. Together, these works form a rare and internationally significant exhibition that blends history, creativity and social commentary into a compelling visual experience.
Whether you’re passionate about art, history, graphic design or human rights, this unique exhibition offers an inspiring opportunity to experience an extraordinary collection rarely seen in Australia.
Exhibition Dates
22 July – 31 August 2026
Admission
Free Entry
Location
Shearers Arms Gallery
The Geelong Art Society
202 Aberdeen Street
Geelong West VIC 3218
Don’t miss this exceptional exhibition celebrating one of history’s most influential movements through the eyes of internationally acclaimed artists and designers.
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