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Audiences Urged to ‘SEE.CHANGE.’ at Australia’s Largest Ever Environmental Film Festival
The environment is set to take centre stage at cinemas around Melbourne next month, with the Environmental Film Festival Australia (EFFA) today announcing its 2019 program. This year marks EFFA’s biggest festival…
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Mike Parr and Noor Afshan Mirza visit for Channels Festival 2019
24 August – 15 September Due to take over multiple Melbourne venues in less than 2 weeks, Channels Festival: International Biennial of Video Art will bring Australian video artists into dialogue with acclaimed artists…
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Fringiest of the Fringe – the weird, wonderful and must-watch shows at Melbourne Fringe Festival
An artist painting a portrait while skating on a ramp? Tick. A gala for an internationally renowned endurance artist and lizard Marina Abramolizardvic? Tick. A circus show about conceiving and childbirth? Of…
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Continental Shifts and giant bunnies at Bunjil Place
Bunjil Place welcomes a diverse program of intriguing and inspiring works with Continental Shift: Contemporary Art and South Asia, Bukjeh, and Intrude a series of giant illuminated rabbits that have travelled far and wide. Bunjil Place…
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Liam Gillick’s Some Significant Equations to wrap CBD corner
ART+CLIMATE=CHANGE 2019 festival is thrilled to announce a major installation by acclaimed UK conceptual artist Liam Gillick. The Turner Prize-nominated artist was one of the ‘Young British Artists’ who rose to fame in the…
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Melbourne Women in Film Festival and Compton School scholarship recipient announced
The Melbourne Women in Film Festival (MWFF) is pleased to announce this year’s recipient of the Compton School Scholarship – Alex Kelly. Alex Kelly has a variety of credits as a social…
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Linden New Art showcases new exhibition Dark Water 4 May – 23 June, 2019
Linden New Art presents Dark Water, a new body of work by Perth-based artists Erin Coatesand Anna Nazzari. Exploring the ‘oceanic gothic’ with a twist of horror, the exhibition will open at Linden New Art on…
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The Merger – kickin’ goals in Oz and overseas
After its celebrated launch as the Gala Centrepiece at the Melbourne International Film Festival in August 2018, The Merger has continued to rack up awards and nominations beyond its successful Australian theatrical…
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Melbourne Women in Film Festival: spotlight on career development.
Research has shown that women in positions of leadership in the screen industry not only redresses the current gender imbalance, but also broadens the diversity of screen stories. Yet, the industry is…
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Damian Callinan’s The Merger lobs back onto stage
Award-winning comedian Damian Callinan’s hit one-man show The Merger comes full circle and returns to the stage for the Melbourne International Comedy Festival from 9-21 April. The season follows the tale’s hugely…
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