The first event for Melbourne’s winter festival RISING has been announced: a playable art exhibition celebrating the game of ...

The Queensland Performing Arts Centre's Out of the Box festival will return to take over the entire venue in June. Learn more ...

She's been inspired by a marine-themed artwork she's just seen at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA ... outreach program run by ACCA in Melbourne. The gallery organises free ...

The weekly rent for 4201/301 King Street, Melbourne is $1350 Per Week. When is 4201/301 King Street, Melbourne available to rent? 4201/301 King Street, Melbourne is available to rent now.

Artist and activist Mervyn Street has spent his life honouring his parents and their station life in the Kimberley in ...

Everything from photography and Pablo Picasso paintings to aboriginal art and Tang dynasty ceramics ... or ride a ferry to Circular Quay. Metered street parking and parking garages are also ...

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During Seniors Festival in the Wingecarribee, the Aboriginal initiative group will host a weaving class. There will also be art, dot painting and scratch art to cater for everyone's abilities. The ...

while most art classes at the 92nd Street Y require students to bring their own. If you’re just getting started, you may want to wait to purchase your own materials until you know whether you ...

The federal government’s peak arts body suddenly dumped an artist it had selected to represent the country at the world’s most significant art event. Creative Australia board member Lindy Lee ...

Curator Michael Dagostino and artist Khaled Sabsabi had been selected to show at the 2026 event, regarded as contemporary art’s most prestigious event.

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