Next Wave is now accepting applications for their 2020 festival program: A Government of Artists

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‘Close Knit’ by artist William Eicholtz was commissioned by Open Spaces for the redevelopment of Cambridge Street Reserve in Collingwood.

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The Keir Choreographic Award is a national biennial award dedicated to the commission, presentation, promotion and dissemination of new Australian choreography.

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SEVENTH Gallery has operated as an Artist Run Space on Fitzroy's Gertrude Street since 2000. In 2018, SEVENTH has launched a new professional development program called Career Arcs conversation series.

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Bus Projects working with Collingwood College

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Bus Projects have recently announced their 2020 Program, launching in February at their new space at Collingwood Arts Precinct.

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Anthony Romagnano’s work ‘Celebration Banners’ is currently on display outside Collingwood Town Hall, having recently been a part of our 2021 Festive Celebrations.

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disorganising is a project between West Space, Liquid Architecture and Bus Projects; an open and expanding conversation that looks to experiment with divergent ways of organising and creating. Listen to recordings from the first disorganising dinner at Hope Street Radio, Collingwood Yards.  

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We are excited to announce KIN Fashion as the successful applicant to our Expression of Interest for short term tenancy of 12-16 Peel Street Collingwood.

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Blak Pearl Studio is new creative drop-in space for Aboriginal Peoples in Yarra. Following a successful application to the Room to Create Program, Blak Pearl Studios will provide a culturally safe multifaced studio that accommodates the artistic and communal needs of Aboriginal Peoples during 2022.

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The Memory-Go-Round project was driven by the stories of disabled artists from VALID led by artists Zya Kane and Takashi Takiguchi in partnership with Belgium Avenue House and Yarra City Council. The creative team presented the work of Memory-Go-Round, intended to be a live immersive multisensory performance the team were able to pivot to create a series of short films, presented on zoom accompanied by a sensory pack delivered to audience goers. 

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We have made some exciting changes along Rose Street in Fitzroy, including two new public artworks, seating, planters growing native species and bike pump stations.

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We are committed to supporting people with disability to live full and active lives, ensuring that Yarra is an inclusive and accessible community and a place where everyone can live well. Access to arts participation and living a rich cultural life is big part of living well.

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Celebrate Sydney World Pride with the @queerways.au team and their Queer Maps of Melbourne, now on display at Industry Lanes, 459 Church Street, Richmond.

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Would you like to exhibit your artwork at the Neighbourhood Justice Centre in Collingwood?

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In 2023 the Room to Create Program will support two innovative and emerging projects with access to free studio space for 12 months. Room to Create’s Artists In Residence stream supports artists and arts organisations to keep working and thriving in Yarra.

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The Women’s Art Register is Australia’s living archive of women’s art practice (non-binary and trans inclusive) and a National, Artist-Run and Not-for-Profit community and resource.

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Our Victoria Park projector is on the move. Since 2011, the projector has been lighting up the Bob Rose Stand at the former home of the Collingwood Football Club. In 2016, the projector relocated to Peel Street Park in Collingwood for a very popular series of projections over the winter months before returning to the Bob Rose Stand in 2017.

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Room to Create, Q44, theatre, Abbotsford Convent, Lord Mayors Charitable Foundation

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The Keir Foundation, Dancehouse, Carriageworks and Australia Council for the Arts today announced a cash prize increase to $50,000 for the winner of the now prestigious award.

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