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Melbourne's must-see exhibitions
From interactive installations to pop-up art galleries, these exhibitions can't be missed.
The Story of the Moving Image
An ongoing exhibition that journeys through the past, present and future of the moving image.
Belongings: Objects and Family Life
An exhibition looking at some of the objects that have shaped family in Australia over the decades.
Making Memoir of a Snail
Explore handmade sets, props and characters from Adam Elliot's claymation film Memoir of a Snail.
Nocturnal: Museum After Dark
Step into a world of wonder at an after-hours Melbourne Museum experience just for adults.
Monolith
Five powerful female dancers craft a sinewy, muscular and androgynous choreographic language.
Hannah Quinlivan: Bound by the Sky
3D drawings explore fragility, resilience and blur lines between fine art and design.
Steve Leadbeater: Ritual of the Senses
An art exhibition that is concerned with energy, contrast and inner beauty.
Curator’s Talk: Artists, Writers and the River
Join curator Judith Buckrich in a behind-the-scenes talk about her Yarra Birrarung exhibition.
French Impressionism
The Melbourne Winter Masterpieces exhibition from the Museum of Fine Arts Boston.
Mercedes Benz Club Victoria Display
See a number of rarely seen cars, spanning many years and models.
Athenie Leckey: 79 Banksias
An acrylic painting series of 79 banksias, each showing how the species differ.
The Pacific Sisters
Zoot suits and ActiVAtions take over Smorgon Family Plaza with the Pacific Sisters.
Noah Spivak: (un)seen
View these stunning silver works investigating the space between narcissism and self-loathing.
Constructing the Invisible: Systems, Structures, and Spaces
Exploring design as a lens through which to visualise systems that are invisible or imperceptible.
Bark Salon
Bark Salon is a large-scale display of First Nations bark painting, with more than 160 works.
Elissa Goodrich: Waves and Bubbles – Turbulent Waters
An exhibition of climate-science, sound and visual arts, for all ages.
Tina Stefanou: You Can't See Speed
An experiential landscape of films, soundscapes, sculptures, live performances and dirt bikes.
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The Watchful Ones
A billboard-sized artwork by Jarra Karalina Steel on the front of the Hero Apartment Building.
Revitalise & Reconnect, Mandi Barton
Artist Mandi Barton has transformed three electrical boxes with her site-responsive artworks.