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Te Ao Moemoea /The Land of Dreaming by Kirsten Lyttle
667 Rathdowne Street, North CarltonThis project explores issues of materiality for Pacific diaspora customary artists living outside of their ancestral homeland. How do diaspora weave in a foreign land when their traditional plants and materials are not available? Can new technology, such as digital photography, be used in customary, Indigenous ways? -
2019 Peel Street Park Projection Program
By popular demand the projection program is returning to Peel Street Park in 2019 (corner of Peel and Little Oxford Streets, Collingwood). This year we have teamed up with Yarra Youth Services and we are excited to be presenting a dynamic series of projections including one by a talented young, emerging artist. -
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. -
Framed
Rose Hartley’s suite of photographs, entitled framed (2019), depicts people from a number of countries around the world who are framed by their structural and physical environments. The series aims to expose a visual symbiotic relationship between an individual and their broader contextual environment. -
Translating Ambiance
Translating Ambiance is a group exhibition at Yarra Sculpture Gallery curated by Dr Jordan Lacey. Artists include Polly Stanton/Byron Dean, Bruce Mowson, Martin Kay, Camilla Hannan, Jordan Lacey/remi freer, Salomé Voegelin/Lisa Hall, Michael Graeve, Andrew Goodman and Catherine Clover. -
PROOF OF WORK : Andrew Liversidge at Gertrude Glasshouse
For PROOF OF WORK at Gertrude Glasshouse Andrew Liversidge has produced five objects for display. Five metal cubes. -
Sweaty Scales : Liang Luscombe
Premiering at Sutton Gallery, Liang Luscombe's Sweaty Scales is a single-channel video installation which critiques the presentation of racial fetishes, while still permitting fantasies. -
Unsung Hero by Kathy Holowko
The Unsung Hero by Kathy Holowko is presented as part of the Edinburgh Gardens Plinth Program. -
Love Works : Jess Taylor
Love Works by Jess Taylor explores the human emotion par excellence, love – as labour, as obligation, as consuming fire, as heavy weight. Jess Taylor looks at fascination with fictional horror primarily through digital methods of making. -
Fringe Furniture 33
Fringe Furniture is the radical-furniture-jewel in the Melbourne Fringe crown, a celebration of what is possible and of the artisans who thought it so. Returning to Abbotsford Convent, Fringe Furniture 33 is a playground of ideas, an exhibition where design meets possibility meets provocation meets beauty. -
ARTery : Melbourne Fringe Festival Podcast
The ARTery podcast is your daily main line to the heart of the Melbourne Fringe Festival. Sign up now so you don’t miss a single beat.
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MELBOURNE FRINGE FESTIVAL 2019 at DANCEHOUSE
ISABELLE BEAUVERD | SURGE; AUSTINMER DANCE THEATRE | BUT WHY; ASHLEY DOUGAN | SEEING RED
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Composite Acts : David Rosetzky
Composite Acts is a special one-night-only exhibition presenting a newly commissioned video work and live performance by esteemed Australian artist David Rosetzky.
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LGBTI+ Elders Dance Club
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and gender diverse, and intersex elders and their allies are invited to attend this free, monthly social event, learn new dances, enjoy food and drinks and interact with other LGBTI+ elders and allies. -
Richmond Moon Lantern Festival
Come to the Richmond Moon Lantern Festival and immerse yourself in a wall of lanterns. -
Jofus and the Plank
Fish and Twiner’s Bait Shop present Jofus and the Plank, an anarchic new clown work by Lily Fish, one of Melbourne’s most talented physical comedians. Meet Jofus: fast quipping, story spinning, absurd miming extraordinaire. Part Marcel Marceau, part Looney Tunes, and armed with nothing but a plank of wood.