Yarra’s latest Pick Me Up Guide is now available and features events from July to December 2019. Pick Me Up is your guide to arts, culture and exciting events in the City of Yarra.

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New venues and events booking system at Yarra City Council

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2020 Annual Grants Open : Grant Information Sessions

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Yarra City Arts latest Pick Me Up Guide January - June 2019 now available.

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Pick Me Up features events, festivals, exhibitions, concerts, opportunities for young people, projects presented by our grant recipients and information about Yarra’s programs such as Room to Create and our Artist in Residence program.

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 Lucy Beattie Hughes is an Art Curator and Artist. Hughes' creative practice engages with the intersections of photography, form, material, abstraction and space.

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STUDIO is the collaborative practice of Tamsen Hopkinson and Woody McDonald, producing video interviews, live music events, contemporary art exhibitions, radio and print resources.

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Richmond Library Makerspace Artist in Residence

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Yarra City Arts is calling for artists who are experienced in creating figurative bronze sculptures to be considered for this project.

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Earth, Body and Soul is a series of collaborations with dear friends and family. Here nature acts as both content and context. In this series, characters inhabit the landscape wearing sculptures they created in collaboration with the artist. The spaces these works exist in are undeniably interwoven within the work itself. Spaces shapeshift us, tell stories and unfold histories, as well as having the ability to become transformed through artistic practices.

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‘Exploring the Blak Queer Frontier’ is an official exhibition presented as part of 'Victoria's Pride 2023', delivered by Midsumma in partnership with the Victorian State Government. Enoki is a proud Dja Dja Wurrung and Yorta Yorta Non-Binary Blak Fulla who is based on Wurundjeri Country in Naarm (Melbourne), and they’re a multimedia artist with a main focus in digital media. Enoki explores Blakness and queer identity in their practice. They’re inspired by everything from 90s and early 2000s artists, music and pop culture to old classical paintings.

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