Arts & Culture
Hip hop meets gaming in world premiere at Arts House
The worlds of hip hop, gaming and contemporary performance will collide at Arts House this month with the world premiere of GG, CONJAH and PSUEDO from August 26 to 30.
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Melbourne Town Hall displays Peace Prize
Melbourne Town Hall has taken temporary possession of and put on display a medal presented to the winners of Australia’s only ever Nobel Peace Prize.
Read MorePush for more murals across Melbourne’s neighbourhoods
A new City of Melbourne push could see more blank walls across the municipality transformed into large-scale murals, with councillors to consider investigating a co-funded program for private property owners.
Read MoreMuch-loved North Melbourne mural painted over
The painting-over of a popular North Melbourne mural has prompted bewilderment from those involved in creating it as well as for many members of the community who regarded it as a precious local landmark.
Read MoreCafé a gateway to rare blend of art and initiative
West Melbourne’s Blender Studios now has a café that aims to bridge the gap between the multi-faceted street art enterprise and its local community. Meanwhile founder Adrian Doyle is going hard on an extraordinary range of projects.
Read MoreBrazilian Cultural Centre opens in Kensington
Victoria’s first Brazilian Cultural Centre has opened in Kensington, creating a new home for Melbourne’s Brazilian community to connect, celebrate culture and access support services.
Read MoreCityLink “silo” art trail appeal
The City of Melbourne has been petitioned for funds to create a Moonee Ponds Creek “silo art trail”, using the concrete pylons of CityLink as a canvas.
Read MoreArts House invites audiences inside a Blak family home
Arts House will transform North Melbourne Town Hall into a fantastical Blak family home this winter, with the world premiere of a bit thing opening on June 27.
Read More“Luminous pulse” shines through Cheng Lei’s story
A “gripping and unexpectedly revealing” work written and performed by journalist Cheng Lei that is premiering at Arts House this month is not just about retelling the suffering of her three-year detention in China, Lei says, but “explor[ing] something universal”.
Read MoreA tram ride through fear, memory and survival: VIGIL arrives at Arts House this April
This April, Melbourne audiences will have the chance to step inside a powerful new work that transforms one of the city’s most familiar spaces into something far more unsettling.
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