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Painting the Town Blak : Clinton Naina
333 Bridge Road, Richmond VIC 3121Clinton Naina (formerly Nain) is a painter, dancer, performer and storyteller. -
Parkies of Old Fitzroy : James Henry
Melbourne-based photographer and musician, James Henry―a Yuwaalaraay and Yorta Yorta man―is working with the local Parkies to create a series of portraits to celebrate the Aboriginal history and Parkie identity of this area. -
Tjungu Palyangku art exhibition
Artbank has launched its latest exhibition, bringing together a large body of visual and digital work by 12 Indigenous artists from the Nyapari community in South Australia. -
Lean : Claudia Phares
415 Church Street, RichmondLean is a work capturing an improvised performance with Claudia Phares and her children, inspired by the American artist Lee Lozano's titles of paintings between 1964-1967. -
Nocturnal Ecologies : Felix Wilson
182 St Georges Road, Fitzroy NorthFelix Wilson's art investigates the complexities and paradoxes of the human relationship to nature, with a focus on exploring the ecologies of the contemporary night-time city. -
Unsung Hero by Kathy Holowko
The Unsung Hero by Kathy Holowko is presented as part of the Edinburgh Gardens Plinth Program. -
Interior Spaces by Jesse Boyd-Reid
667 Rathdowne Street, North CarltonBoyd-Reid's work builds upon the long tradition of photographers who reflect upon the intimate vernacular of personal relationships to express an inner world of feeling. -
In the name of love
In ‘In the name of love : 사랑이란 이름으로’, Son explores the understanding of ‘love’ when an individual fails to perform their national identity given at birth. -
On Demand by Eugenia Lim
ON DEMAND is a pedal-powered video work that considers work, labour, solidarity and movement (political and physical) in the neoliberal present. -
The Man with 1000 Faces Diptych exhibition by Katayoun Javan
Res Artis presents Katayoun Javan’s exhibition, The Man with 1000 Faces – Diptych at their project space in Collingwood. Javan recently completed a nine-month artist residency as part Yarra City Council’s Room to Create program.
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The Village at Edinburgh Gardens 2019
After a hiatus in 2018, The Village Festival will return to Edinburgh Gardens Friday 25 to Sunday 27 October 2019. -
un Projects Fundraiser Exhibition
un Projects presents A (Fundraising) Affair, a special one-day-only exhibition curated by Spiros Panigirakis and Lisa Radford. -
Re Register
Re-Register: Australian Women Sculptors from the Women’s Art Register is the inaugural Women’s Art Register Artist-In-Residence program. -
SWISS.STYLE : A FOCUS ON SWISS DANCE
Dancehouse’s swiss.style program brings together a selection of sophisticated, thought-provoking dance works from Geneva-based innovators. -
un Magazine Launch
un Projects launches un Magazine 13.2: The Melbourne Model, co-edited by Bobuq Sayed & Hugh Childers with Assistant Editor Jo Pugh. -
Spit Part of Sidesault at The Melba
A one woman Circus Revenge. An absurdist revenge story delivered through tight wire, trapeze and tomato throwing. Award Winning relentlessly ferocious circus show. Brutality balanced by beauty.
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Never Calm Down Part of Sidesault at The Melba
Never (in the history of calm down has anyone calmed down by being told to) Calm Down turns the microscope up to forensic on the perversions of personhood caused by the need to be nice. Maude Davey, Rebecca Church and Anna Lumb are rebellious, lewd, unmanageable and loud in this busted open dis-traditional un-variety bang up. Circus! Burlesque! Shrieking! -
Invisible Things Part of Sidesault at The Melba
Understanding others’ innermost narratives is an inherent curiosity of humankind. Invisible Things uncovers the internal memoirs of one of Australia’s acclaimed contemporary performance artists. Performed in an uncompromising space, an insightful and original solo show emerges to reveal the confined yet exposed nature of our internal meditations. This is not just a performance – it is an invitation to make the invisible, visible.
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The Big Sing
New songs and scenes from the next evolution of The Change - Rising Tides Revolutionary Hip-Hop Theatre