Tag: Art

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Young people wandering through a gallery exhibition.
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MSDx Summer

Explore hundreds of student projects in one of Australia's largest design exhibitions.

A dense, intricate graphite and watercolour drawing of a tangled ironbark forest intertwined with geometric, stone-like urban structures.
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Anne Tweed: Urban Shadows

A new solo exhibition exploring the effects of colonisation and technology on our fragile ecosystem.

A collection of four small sculptural artworks displayed on a black surface.
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Alter State: The Collections Project

An exhibition exploring themes of access, memory, performance, identity and representation.

Selection of cassette tapees with handmade covers.
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Rebel Heart: Love Letters and Other Declarations

A stirring exhibition exploring romantic love through the State Library's extraordinary archive.

Painting of a study with book-lined shelves, standard lamp, table and chair.
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Amanda Hyatt VAS: Windows of Life

An exhibition of artworks perpetuating the impressionist realism of the early Heidelberg School.

An Indigenous Australian youth stands atop a rusted, overturned car in a red desert landscape under a vast blue sky with wispy clouds. They wear a red headband and hold a large circular shield painted with concentric rings of black, red, and yellow.
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On Country: Photography from Australia

Powerful artworks reflecting how imagery shapes our understanding of place, belonging and identity.

A still from a videogame depicting a Chinese soldier fighting two warriors in front of an ancient Chinese temple.
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Feng Mengbo: Long March Restart

An free exhibition that playfully reimagines modern Chinese history as a videogame.

People in a a gallery space, mingling.
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Exploration 26

Flinders Lane Gallery's Exploration 26 showcases the work of 13 finalists.

A person in a black suit holds a large, green ape head sculpture behind them, on a city sidewalk with graffiti-covered walls in the background.
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Rehearsing the City Exhibition

See archival photos from Victoria’s collections, plus work by contemporary street photographers.

Black and white photograph from the 1960s of model, Twiggy, wearing a mini-dress at the Melbourne Cup.
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Swinging 60s

This exhibition looks at what it was like to live in Victoria during the 1960s.

A black and white photograph of stacked basic grocery items, as art.
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Recovering Art

A creative exploration of the development of art therapy since the 1940s.

A gallery space with paintings displayed on one white and one yellow wall, plus a series of totems or tree trunks displayed in a white stand in the middle.
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Ngarn Wa'ngal: Art of the Gum Tree

Discover how the iconic gum tree has inspired centuries of Australian art and culture.

A still from a futuristic looking film showing a woman in a green suit running down a green toned streer.
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NGV Triennial

NGV Triennial unfolds across all floors of NGV International, showcasing over 80 works.

Hand-painted artwork in blue watercolour depicting an Antarctic iceberg at night.
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Annika Romeyn: Flux

Antarctica’s restless ice brought into close view through award-winning artist Annika Romeyn's lens.

Two theatrical costumes on display in front of a red curtain, featured in the ENCORE! exhibition at the Australian Museum of Performing Arts.
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Encore!

50 Objects. 50 Years. One Collection. Treasures from the Australian Museum of Performing Arts.

Artwork in deep red hues with a pattern if think gold strokes down the right side and smudges of white above.
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Dorothy Lipmann: Slipping Sideways

Dorothy Lipmann's new solo exhibition explores a fight for visibility.

Sculpture with black skittles and rope.
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Weaving the Everywhen

Step into a woven sculptural landscape where ancient clay and seasonal grasses unsettle linear time.

A runway model wearing a tailored white long-sleeved shirt walks toward a darkened audience filled with photographers taking photographs.
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PayPal Australian Fashion Festival

The Festival returns with a new name, but is the same Melbourne fashion institution.

Two people dressed as cowboys wearing cowboy hats sharing a warm, laughing embrace.
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Holding the Masc: Masculine Expression Through a Queer Lens

A debut solo exhibition by artist Ash Giblin.

Two thick, patterned metal rings sit on a dark surface, with one lying flat and the other standing on its edge.
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The God In Small Things: Group Exhibition

Australian and international contemporary jewellers contemplate: can jewellery save the world?