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Middle Row by Robbie Rowlands
A dramatic new public artwork by Robbie Rowlands, Middle row, takes the stage at Edinburgh Gardens -
Hong by Narelle Cridland
333 Bridge Road, Richmond VIC 3121Presenting a romantic portrait of the Australian landscape in the palette of China’s auspicious colour, Hong is an exhibition at Richmond Town Hall which translates a sense of bewilderment and loss of identity for Narelle Cridland, an Australian expat living abroad in an Asian destination. -
Monet's Garden
415 Church Street, RichmondThis series of paintings by Julia Meere is inspired by visiting Monet's iconic garden at Giverny with its changing light, myriad of vibrant colours and dazzling water. Meere was so inspired by the fact Monet painted for hours in that garden she was moved to pay homage to him. -
In-Word
128 Moor Street, FitzroyFor some time, artist Yasmin Heidler has been working with the poetic form and work that investigates contemporary notions of ‘the page’. The title of this series, in-word, literally refers to work that has been generated within the basic Microsoft Word for Windows Program. -
Confluence by Aaron Claringbold
182 St Georges Road, Fitzroy NorthAaron Claringbold's new exhibition at Bargoonga Nganjin, North Fitzroy Library, represents a new iteration of Claringbold's ongoing project Confluence.
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Loading by Siri Hayes
Loading was created by taking screen grabs of Instagram loading in low reception areas. A technological glitch is exploited for artistic purposes: these blurry images contain the essential schema of the image minus their identifying details. Loading is an exhibition by Siri Hayes, on now at the North Carlton Library. -
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To Master Your Mother Tongue
Through an exhibition, a public conversation and a dumpling workshop, To Master Your Mother Tongue explores the socio-political position of female Chinese Australians and the cultural identity of female Chinese immigrants. -
Jugg Life Sidesault at The Melba
Jugg Life is an explosive fusion of dynamic live percussion and relentless energy, showcasing the breathtaking skills of two of Australia’s best jugglers. With a combined 30 years of performing experience, Byron Hutton and Richard Sullivan display precisely what they love about juggling in as many ways as possible, incorporating competition, danger, music and even a Rubik's Cube. Colourful, visual, turbulent and fun, this intense, non-stop escalation of skill and entertainment will delight the entire family.
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Hell is Other People Sidesault at The Melba
Working titles that didn’t stick: Live after love. Eat your heart out. You just need time. Sex sells. It’s not you. Campsite Rules. Groping through to grieving; a (Jess) love story full of lust and loss. But award-winning circus virtuoso Jess Love decided on HELL IS OTHER PEOPLE.
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Feed the Horse Sidesault at The Melba
Feed the Horse combines the surreal and visceral nature of circus with other artforms to create an immersive, deliberately confronting experience that will shock your senses. Drawing on ritualistic dance, Dadaism and butoh, this work explores how far the human form can be distorted, taking you on a journey to reconnect with your own primal subconscious.
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Speak Percussion and Inland present: Signal to me by a sort of flickering
Pioneers of experimental art music, Speak Percussion and INLAND join together in a first collaboration. Together both groups have been responsible for the creation of over 150 new works, presenting some the world's foremost local and international artists alongside one another in bespoke performance settings. -
The Line art exhibition by the 69 Collective
The 69 Collective is an artist run initiative responding to contemporary issues, individual expression and group endeavors through community involvement in diverse visual art practices. -
Play On Series Five
Play On Series Five joins the dots between the world’s oldest living culture and the beating heart of Melbourne today, with revelatory classical performances alongside cosmic DJ sets in a lineup of Australia’s most revered artists. Play On returns for its fifth series over three consecutive Friday nights in October and November. -
A Problem of Value
A Problem of Value is an exhibition of new works expanding on Jacob Raupach’s investigations into the structures and constraints of the archive, both in its use of display mechanisms and its construction of, or allusion to, history and knowledge. -
The Boite presents La Mauvaise Reputation
Come and enjoy a superb afternoon at Mark Street Hall on Sunday 28 October from 3pm with Australia's most authentic interpreters of the wild rhythms, passion and beautiful melodies of classic French chanson of 1930s Paris. -
Behind the Curtain
With the desire to pull back the veil and bring to you the next generation of artistry and discourse, Coalesce ARI in collaboration with Julian Cobb, have curated an exhibition to invite you to glimpse into the world and breeding ground of the fine art student. -
The Boite presents Samassin Album launch
Come along Samassin's concert at the Oratory at Abbotsford Convent on Saturday 10 November from 7.30pm which marks the release of their latest studio album. -
Peel Street Festival 2018
Collingwood’s favourite new festival, Peel Street Festival, is back for a second round with another spine tingling line-up mixing Australian heroes and local legends in a free, one-day party on Peel Street.