Tag: Exhibition

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View of Melbourne from across the Yarra River
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Catalyst Exhibition

An exhibition by the graduating class of the Melbourne Polytechnic Bachelor of Illustration.

The grand, ornate domed interior of 333 Collins Street building, with a red poppy projection on the ceiling.

Remembrance Day at 333 Collins

A striking poppy projection beneath the heritage 1890s dome, honouring Remembrance Day.

A large hanging piece of art showing a person lying back on a rock.
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a/part: Hoda Afshar

A selection of photographic and video projects by Melbourne-based artist Hoda Afshar.

Two young girls dressed in traditional Indian attire and accessories during a cultural or Diwali celebration in an open air space.

Diwali at the Immigration Museum

Celebrate Diwali with a day of free and low-cost activities for all ages at the Immigration Museum.

Portrait of a woman with her face painted blue and embellished with gold stars, wearing a colourful, fan-like headdress.
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Passage: The Art of Atong Atem

NGV presents the first-ever major solo exhibition of contemporary artist Atong Atem.

An expressive, semi-abstract oil painting featuring a vibrant crowd of figures in warm red, yellow, and cool blue tones against a glowing background.
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Connections Art Exhibition

Connections is an art exhibition, for a cause that matters.

An aerial shot of the Shrine of Remembrance on a sunny day with the city and parklands in the background.

What's open in Melbourne on the Anzac Day public holiday

Best things to do on the Anzac day public holiday.

A man dressed in a drag parody of a First Nations Canadian, riding horseback through the English countryside.
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Kent Monkman: Miss Chief's Picture Show

The first Australian solo exhibition by internationally celebrated Cree artist, Kent Monkman.

Looking over a blurred shoulder at a table with books displayed.
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World of the Book

Experience the rare, the sacred and the iconic in this one-of-a-kind exibition.

Artwork resembling a strange dry landscape with rock formations jutting out and pinkish sky.
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Lea Rose: Direl Lake Tyrrell

Exploring collective responsibility, cultural injustices and challenges Australia’s national psyche.

Flinders Street Station illuminated blue at night.

What's free and what's open on the King's Birthday long weekend

Free events, winter markets, family-friendly activities and more.

On a film set with a crew member shooting stop motion figures.
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Lifelike

Lifelike is a major new exhibition celebrating the magic of movie puppetry in all its forms.

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.

A Georgian room with marble fireplace and a large Christmas tree.
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A Taste Of Christmas

The current exhibition, Taste and Temptation, has been transformed just for the festive season.

Head and shoulders of a stuffed thylacine
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Jodie Grillmeier: Remembering the Thylacine

Photographic portraits from museum collections reflecting the legacy of the thylacine.

Barbie dolls from an exhibition, specifically featuring a light-skinned doll with a 1959-inspired look and a dark-skinned doll with braided hair, against a pink background.
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Barbie: The Exhibition at Melbourne Museum

Barbie: The Exhibition makes its Australian debut at the Melbourne Museum.

A crowded opening night at an art gallery or exhibition space with people standing around socialising and looking at artworks.
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Language in Flux: Exhibition

An interactive mixed media installation exploring language and culture, by young creatives.

A collection of strange but cute statuettes of small animals displayed on a green moss-covered multi-tier stand at a market stall.
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Ugly Cutie Market

A two-day art market bringing together over 130 artists, makers and wonderfully unusual creations.

People milling around Fed Square at night.

Melbourne's unmissable after-dark events

From hidden laneway markets to epic pop-ups, Melbourne gets lit once the lights go out.

Old black-and-white photo of people seated on a bus, two women chatting, a man looking straight ahead.
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The Green Bus

Exhibition tracing Andrew Chapman's 55-year photographic journey through the streets of Melbourne.