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Melbourne's must-see exhibitions
From interactive installations to pop-up art galleries, these exhibitions can't be missed.
The Story of the Moving Image
An ongoing exhibition that journeys through the past, present and future of the moving image.
Belongings: Objects and Family Life
An exhibition looking at some of the objects that have shaped family in Australia over the decades.
Making Memoir of a Snail
Explore handmade sets, props and characters from Adam Elliot's claymation film Memoir of a Snail.
Nocturnal: Museum After Dark
Step into a world of wonder at an after-hours Melbourne Museum experience just for adults.
Monolith
Five powerful female dancers craft a sinewy, muscular and androgynous choreographic language.
Curator’s Talk: Artists, Writers and the River
Join curator Judith Buckrich in a behind-the-scenes talk about her Yarra Birrarung exhibition.
French Impressionism
The Melbourne Winter Masterpieces exhibition from the Museum of Fine Arts Boston.
Mercedes Benz Club Victoria Display
See a number of rarely seen cars, spanning many years and models.
The Pacific Sisters
Zoot suits and ActiVAtions take over Smorgon Family Plaza with the Pacific Sisters.
Noah Spivak: (un)seen
View these stunning silver works investigating the space between narcissism and self-loathing.
Bark Salon
Bark Salon is a large-scale display of First Nations bark painting, with more than 160 works.
Elissa Goodrich: Waves and Bubbles – Turbulent Waters
An exhibition of climate-science, sound and visual arts, for all ages.
Tina Stefanou: You Can't See Speed
An experiential landscape of films, soundscapes, sculptures, live performances and dirt bikes.
Trees and Animals
A playful exhibition of sculptures featuring ceramic artists Stephen Benwell and Raphy.
Marketa Kemp: Love You George
A collection of monotypes that showcase the subtle beauty of the Australian landscape.
Deep Time Real Time
The 2025 Alastair Swayn Legacy Exhibition explores design’s relationship to planetary systems.
ACCA: Family Art Day
An art-making workshop for children inspired by the exhibition Tina Stefanou: You Can’t See Speed.
Cecilia Cairns: Out of the Orchard
An exhibition of paintings, drawings, and prints dating from the 1950s to 2025.
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The Watchful Ones
A billboard-sized artwork by Jarra Karalina Steel on the front of the Hero Apartment Building.
Revitalise & Reconnect, Mandi Barton
Artist Mandi Barton has transformed three electrical boxes with her site-responsive artworks.