Tag: Art

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An oil painting depicting two women as war-time solders, one holding the other in an embrace.
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Kathrin Longhurst: My Hand in Yours

A powerful new body of work from Achibald and Portia Geach finalist, Kathrin Longhurst.

A black and white photograph of gnarled, weathered trees on a sloping, sandy embankment.
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After the Gold Rush: Victorian Landscape

An exhibition survey of photographic interpretations of the Victorian landscape.

A realist painting of the sweep of a curved bridge with a road passing underneath; blue sky in the backgorund.
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Entry Point

A group exhibition featuring diverse practices of four guest artists within the realist tradition.

Armenian pianist / composer Tigran Hamasyan leaning backwards with head facing upwards.

Tigran Hamasyan

Armenian pianist / composer Tigran Hamasyan returns to the Melbourne International Jazz Festival.

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.

Artworks of Australian landscapes hanging on a grey wall with the back of two women looking at them.
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Six Artists: Seven Days

A new art exhibition by six Australian artists at Sofitel Melbourne On Collins.

A drypoint etching in monotones depicting a cottage in the background and a tree in the foreground.
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Louise Donovan: Marked and Layered

View the artist's latest etchings with a glass of wine or two in hand.

Graphic illustration featuring a lighthouse at night and several birds in the foreground.

Things I Want to See and Things I Want to Show You XIV

A free screening of experimental and independent animated shorts.

A contemporary art gallery installation featuring large-scale fabric hangings with a person walking past them.
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Bina Jean: Sacred Unfolding

Sacred Unfolding is a fabric installation that explores the continual transformation of life.

Georgian antiques decorating a dining table, including candlesticks and ornaments.
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Taste and Temptation

An exhibition exploring the taste and temptations of 18th-century drinking and dining.

A young boy and girl pointing to triceratops bones in the Museum.

Free things to do with kids in Melbourne

Get the kids out and explore these free events and adventures for an awesome day of fun.

An Australian landscape painting showing several gum trees and red mountains by Brabrawooloong Gunnai artist, Ray Thomas.
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Ray Thomas: Yeerung’s Journey

Paintings, carvings and personal belongings by Brabrawooloong Gunnai artist, Ray Thomas.

A pastel drawing of a woman with large gold hoop earrings and a scarf around her head looking passively in semi-profile.
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Barbara McManus: She

An exhibition of figure studies in pastel to celebrate the age-old tradition of drawing from life.

Market stallholder with her puppet toys, beside the Yarra River in the CBD.
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The Sunday Market at Southgate

Explore the Sunday Market at Southgate and meet the makers.

A couple on stage kissing in front of a red cursive sign saying L'amour.
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Encore!

See 50 objects, from 50 years in one collection.

Market stall tents with signage next to a heritage brick building, with greenery and families.
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Younghusband Market

With great music, curated stalls, hands-on workshops and delicious food, a vibrant scene awaits.

Wide shot of a floating bar on Yarra River with skyscrapers in the background.

What's open between Christmas and New Year's Eve in Melbourne

If you’re in Melbourne after Christmas Day, there’s heaps of fun to be had.

A line of woman holding guitars in an identical pose on a stage in front of a green curtain.
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Ragnar Kjartansson: Mercy

NGV presents Ragnar Kjartansson's first-ever Australian exhibition.

An abstract painting in green blue and orange tones with shapes bordered by black.
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Anthea Vayonitis: In the Silence Between our Heart Beats

Anthea Vayonitis works with dance and meditation practices to create immersive paintings.

Artwork depicting a ghost-like image of a man appearing through blurred raindrop splatters in blue.
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The Air Does Not Hold Us

In this ongoing study, identity emerges as a condition of being carried, but never held.