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City of Greater Dandenong

Annalouise Paul: Uncharted Waters. The Journey of Mother Tongue

What if language began in the body? Acclaimed choreographer Annalouise Paul makes her contemporary art debut in an immersive exhibition…

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UNSW Galleries

Remy Faint: A Site of Unfolding

‘A Site of Unfolding’ presents an ambitious new body of work developed through an ongoing dialogue with family histories and…

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M16 Artspace

Imagining here from elsewhere | Olivia Gates

Olivia Gates used her residency at M16 to create glass tools that could be brought out into the landscape to…

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City of Port Phillip

Street Fighter Tournament

Arca Arcade: Round One creator Preston McNeil presents a Street Fighter II: Hyper Fighting tournament. 

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City of Port Phillip

Arca Arcade: Round One

Playable arcade games where nostalgic technology meets contemporary art.

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Belco Arts

More or Less

A group exhibition about the relationship between scale, quantity and the awe an artwork can stir.

In Absence Mona Yhonnie Scarce: a photo of a large ciccular ashen-coloured wooden tower installed amongst trees on the edge of a river which is Berriedale Bay in Nipaluna/ Hobart.
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Yhonnie Scarce's In Absence now permanently installed at Mona

Visitors to this year's Dark Mofo festival will be among the first to experience the monumental and moving installation in…

Khaled Sabsabi, conference of one's self, 2026, Australia Pavilion. Six people stand in a large, dark space, contemplating the installed artwork, which consists of a series of eight very large paintings placed together in an octagonal pattern; we can see three of the purple and green paintings, which are brightly lit by projections cast onto their surfaces.
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Khaled Sabsabi reveals details of two installations at Venice Biennale

Khaled Sabsabi has described his two installations at the Venice Biennale as 'one body with two limbs'.

Jumaadi, Upside-Down Garden, 2025. Courtesy the artist and Lendlease. Image: Mark Pokorny.
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Upside-Down Garden by Jumaadi turns corporate Sydney on its head

The first large-scale public artwork from Indonesian-Australian artist Jumaadi flips the city’s built and natural environment upside-down.

Carsten Nicolai's installation Bausatz Noto (1998) at The Vinyl Factory: Reverb. A dark skinned woman wearing a red leather jacket and headphones listens to music at a desk of turntables. A rack of brightly coloured vinyl records stands behind her.
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London's The Vinyl Factory coming to ACMI for RISING

The Vinyl Factory: Reverb is an expansive exhibition about the grooves music has left in history and culture.

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