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The Unsung Hero by Kathy Holowko
The Unsung Hero by Kathy Holowko is presented as part of the Edinburgh Gardens Plinth Program. -
Four Gestures of a Grassland by Jessye Wdowin-McGregor
667 Rathdowne Street, North CarltonThis exhibition stems from a long-term engagement with a remarkable stretch of land in Melbourne’s north, persisting amidst industrial and suburban development. -
Braided Podcast Series 1
Braided is the creative outcome of a collaboration between five of Victoria’s leading audio producers and a group of young people facing significant life challenges. Braided opens the door for young storytellers to find their own voice and production style and to learn the craft of audio story-telling. -
Polyglot at Home
Polyglot Theatre challenged its ingenious artists to come up with some fun things for families to do with stuff that's already in your house. This is the outcome! -
LGBTI Digital DANCE CLUB
Join All the Queens Men online as they host the Digital Dance Club. Attendance is free all you need is a computer and zoom! -
2020 Peel Street Park Projection Program
Our Victoria Park projector is on the move again. In 2020 we are excited to be presenting a powerful suite of moving-image works by local and interstate artists including: Tania Smith, James Henry, Destiny Deacon + Virginia Fraser and Leila Jeffreys. -
Conners Conners Online
Located at the Fitzroy Town, Conners Conners opened in October 2019, established with the aims of supporting artists and creating a community for the dissemination of work and ideas and to encourage conversation through the lens of contemporary practice. -
Off the Kerb goes virtual and online
Off the Kerb Goes Virtual & Online is the gallery’s response to coronavirus (COVID-19), designed to support artists and enable audiences to continue to experience art while practicing social distancing.
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Wala Dance
Wala Winyar are passionate about First Nations culture, dance, arts and education. They have developed online dance sessions incorporating dance, language and stories for communities, events and organisations wanting to share, support and connect with the First Nations rich culture and people and encourage movement and healthy lifestyles. -
Opening Lines by Julia Gorman
Yarra City Council recently commissioned a new public artwork as part of an upgrade project at the Malcolm Graham Pavilion at Kevin Bartlett Reserve in Burnley. -
Kulin-bulok Nanga-gu Qeeap (Community Cooking)
During the period of COVID-19 isolation we recognised that coming together for a meal is a special opportunity to share stories, music and spend time together. Local community members were asked to share a story about a dish that was special to them and the result is a four part cooking series filmed at Charcoal Lane. -
Leaps and Bounds Music Festival 2020
Yarra Council is proud to back our live music scene through the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic with an online Leaps and Bounds Music Festival 2020 - Apart and Not Alone. From performances and live album recordings, to cooking classes and tarot readings, this 10-day festival will bring some much-needed light to winter during this strange year.