Tag: Exhibition

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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.

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 vibrant color illustration of a red, blue, and yellow parrot superimposed over two open pages of a vintage book with printed English text.
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Melbourne Rare Book Week

A free city-wide festival celebrating the written, printed and illustrated word.

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.

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.

A woman and child sit in a museum, looking up at a glass case displaying a preserved human body posed in a dramatic leap, with exposed muscles visible.
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Body Worlds: The Anatomy of Happiness

Discover what lies behind the skin to reveal how our health, emotions and environment impact us.

Two people standing in front of a large pink spiky wall of speakers in an exhibition space.
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Reverb: A Journey into Sound

ACMI and RISING present The Vinyl Factory: Reverb, a major exhibition of vinyl culture and music.

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.

Visitors walking through a 3D simulation of the cosmos using wireless VR headsets.
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Starstruck

Smithsonian Starstruck is an immersive 3D journey to the cosmos.

An abstract painting of a shadowy church building or cliff with a red crucifix on top and a purple sky.
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Victoria McCaffrey: Mark Making as Narrative

Victoria McCaffery on marks as memory, marks as meaning, marks as narrative through paint and print.

A discarded Victorian blouse with long sleeves and a high collar, placed on a grey surface.
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reFashion/transForm

An exhibition that investigates when waste is reimagined as resource.

Colonial-era engraving of Chinese men standing under a tree overlooking a mining encampment.
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Time's Slow Passing: Voices Between Past and Present

Explore a 19th-century Chinese miner story through contemporary works and archival documents.

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.

A young woman in a strapless bridal gown in an expo hall with people gathered in the background.

Melbourne's Annual Wedding Expo

The Melbourne Wedding Expo is a flagship event that is not to be missed.

Artowrk showing an abstract woman in a decorative purple hat bringing her hands with long black gloves up to hide her mouth, a small grey animal in the left of the image.
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I Ain't No Fancy Bird: Maya Tamang

Maya Tamang presents her thrilling new solo exhibition.

A still life painting by Julie Davidson showing three objects, one holding white magnolias.
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Julie Davidson: Symphony of Light

See Julie Davidson’s luminous meditations on form and transience.