Margaret Christianson is a Melbourne-based multidisciplinary artist who creates metal sculpture and contemporary acrylic painting inspired by the natural environment.

Exciting News

Welcome to a vibrant year of creativity! As the seasons shift, I invite you to explore my world of paintings and sculptures where colour and movement and nature intertwine.

This year promises exciting exhibitions and new works, with winter bringing a much anticipated journey North - painting amidst the breathtaking landscapes that inspire me.

I look forward to sharing my latest creations and stories with you.

Works now available at BAAG

One of Margaret’s favourite nursery and gallery spaces, BAAG (Bulleen Art and Garden) now has a selection of her works available, including magpie, lyrebird, bee and wren garden stakes.

Also available is her Fernshell Stand sculpture and Shell Panel, that were recently featured at Red Gallery.

BAAG is a wonderful place for beautiful plants and wonderful gifts.

2025 Exhibitions

For more exhibitions this year, Margaret will keep you posted…

10 January - 28 February

Natures Connections exhibition showing at The Greenery in Heidleberg.

The Greenery, 4 Banksia Street, Heidelberg.

1 March - 21 April

A4 Art Australia with Contemporary Art Society of Victoria.

Herring Island Gallery, Herring Island, via the punt, South Yarra.

26 March - 30 March

Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show with MAVA Inc (Melbourne and Victorian Artists)

Exhibition on the second floor of the Royal Exhibition Building.

19 February - 9 March

Freedom Reigns | an International Women’s Day exhibition.

Gallery Unbound, 497 High Street, Northcote.

Summer Collection series is now showing at The Greenery outlet store in Hawthorn.

The Greenery, 140 Auburn Road, Hawthorn.

Open Wednesday to Saturday from 10am to 4pm.

8 March - 17 April

feel good ART PRIZE

Opening - Saturday 8 March, 1-3pm.

Quadrant Gallery, 72 Barkers Road, Hawthorn.

26 March - 30 March

Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show with Sculptors Victoria.

Art & Sculpture Precinct in Carlton Gardens.