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A colourful art exhibition with a sculpture and letter painting on the walls.

Melbourne's must-see exhibitions

From interactive installations to pop-up art galleries, these exhibitions can't be missed.

Still from an immersive cinematic experience featuring surreal architecture and drawings of humans transformed into video.
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XYZZY REDUX

Experience projections on the façade of Hamer Hall.

A selection of pearlescent pens presented on a white surface.
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Pen and Stationery Show

Over 70 local, national and international exhibitors showcasing the best in pens and stationery.

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.

Photographic artwork of Indigenous people standing in a canoe in a hand-tinted landscape.
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Danie Mellor: Awake (In the Dream)

An exhibition featuring hand-tinted hues, sealing Mellor’s photos as worlds unto themselves.

A graphite drawing of a car parked in front of a motel resort sign, with shadowy trees in the background and a creature resembling a crocodile in the middle ground.
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Lucy Ray: For Those Who Came in Late

Dream logic and the uncanny converge in Lucy Ray’s haunting graphite worlds.

Melbourne city skyline illuminated at night, viewed across the Yarra River, with a bridge in the middle-ground shrouded in mist.
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The Falls Before Us

Evan Walker Bridge vanishes in a dense mist.

An artwork by artists Anne and Emma Dash depicting two men with beards and their inner organs showing.
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Anne Dash and Emma Dash: Twin

Twin is a collaborative exhibition by twin sisters Anne Dash and Emma Dash.

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.

Artwork in pink and orange with the word LISTEN written in dark crayon.
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Sal Cooper and Trudy Clutterbok

Sometimes you want to lift peoples up. And shake them. And kiss them.

Photographic artwork appearing as two images, one sage satin fabric, the other blurred long hair.
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Eliza Hutchison: When are the Aliens Coming?

An exhibition of contemporary photographs.

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.

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.

Display of sculptural moulded clay figures.
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Are you lonely tonight? I'm so lonesome I could cry

A group exhibition around the theme of loneliness, at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art.

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.

Black and white image of architect Enrico Taglietti, sitting at his studio desk, surrounded by books and papers.
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Taglietti: Life in Design

Celebrating architect Enrico Taglietti, whose humanist designs shaped Australia.

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.

An illustration of mythical creatures dancing around a campfire in the woods.

Hallozeen Zine Fair

Come along to shop some of the spookiest zines created by local zinesters.