Arts & Film

What stories do our bodies tell? This is the question visitors will explore throughout the winter 2019 season of Our Bodies, Our Voices, Our Marks at the Immigration Museum. The suite of exhibitions and experiences...

Tune in for State of The Art this Wednesday May 1 to hear about the Yothu Yindi & the Treaty Project.

Tune in to State of the Art Wednesday April 24 when Yumi Umiumare chats about the upcoming performances for ButohOUT! Festival.

Head to the Old Bar for an art show unlike any other. See ten years of Celeste Potter art with live performances from Hachiku, Dark Fair and Radio Wonton.

Tune in for State of the Art Wednesday April 3 when Kit Richards chats about her upcoming comedy festival show, Wool! The Musical

Tune in for State of the Art Wednesday March 27 when director Maude Davey chats about the Australian premiere of Dance Nation.

Tune in for State of the Art Wednesday March 20 when Stephanie Lake chats about her latest dance piece - Skeleton Tree.

Tune in for State of the Art Wednesday March 13 for Darren Sylvester's: Carve A Future, Devour Everything, Become Something exhibition discussion.

Tune in to The Breakfast Spread Wednesday March 6 for State of The Art with World Problems' Emma Mary Hall.

Before 1971, Australian censors cut and stored banned film frames from world cinema. Enter a forbidden archive at ACMI.

Montsalvat is proud to present B(g)ravura, an exhibition of contemporary printmaking.

It’s dubbed as a "music and arts" festival after all, and this year organisers have padded out the program with plenty of off-stage options

Laid out in five acts, the show brings together alternative narratives and worlds through illusionary, cinematic and theatrical devices.

Delve through the personal photo albums of the enigmatic Mexican artist and gain insight into her unique creative world.

Australia’s biggest photo exhibition and competition of its kind, CCP Salon returns to the Centre for Contemporary Photography for the 26th time in December. The 2018 ILFORD CCP Salon offers a chance for both emerging...

What is love? The Immigration Museum will ask the big questions this summer, and we'll ask the big questions on The Breakfast Spread Wednesday 28 November.

Tune into The Breakfast Spread for State of the Art chatting about the upcoming Melbourne Music Week, A Nice Warm Bath.

The Breakfast Spread chat with Otto & Astrid from (self-proclaimed) best band in the world: Die Roten Punkte about their upcoming Circus Oz collaboration.

Tune in to The Breakfast Spread this Wednesday October 10 for State of the Arts with the creators of 1000 Doors.

Birds flock without a leader. A mass of individuals becomes the crowd. Spontaneous order arises from chaos.