Arts & Culture
Melbourne Fringe Festival turns 40
The 2022 Melbourne Fringe Festival theme it’s about time is appropriate for an event that has 40 years of history to celebrate and three lost years due to COVID to make up for.
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Public vote will choose the 2023 pride tram
For the third consecutive year, a design-wrapped tram will travel in the annual Midsumma Pride March in 2023 and around the Melbourne tram network until the end of the year.
Read MoreChallenging the language around mental health through awkward conversations
Conversations around mental health can often be awkward and hard to navigate, but one anxiety-focused festival is taking on the challenge with programs dedicated to the sharing of lived experiences.
Read MoreArtwork celebrates 70 years of support for migrants and refugees
A new permanent artwork display that celebrates 70 years of AMES Australia’s work supporting migrants and refugees to settle in Australia has been unveiled at the organisation’s head office in Little Collins St.
Read MoreExploring the intangible through sound and screen
Eight emerging artists have recently completed a 12-week program with creative studio SIGNAL, and their finished screen and sound works are on display along Flinders Walk, Northbank.
Read MoreThe sky’s the limit
It’s not often that a commercial gallery can boast about occupying an entire building in the CBD.
Read MoreHow art is being used to break stigma and create conversations
A CBD street exhibition of images and artworks is set to shine a light on the highly stigmatised health condition of illicit drug dependence.
Read MoreOh, the beautiful, the laneways
Fresh paint drips down the wall as an artist risks litigious and possible physical consequence. His friend stands at the front of the lane keeping an eye out for a ubiquitous threat. The spotter is flighty as the artist is taking longer than expected.
Read MoreCam Butler
Before there were rock stars, Ignacy Paderewski was a rock star.
Read MoreIdeas for the mantelpiece
A memorial exhibition for Kate Daw who died during the lockdown is prompting art students and those who knew her to examine her style more closely.
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Walk for Truth sets off from Spring St
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