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Lorne Sculpture Biennale

Lorne Sculpture Biennale 2025: STRATA

Curated by Simon Lawrie, Lorne Sculpture Biennale 2025 will explore how contemporary art can respond to, articulate, and augment our…

Victoria

1 Mar - 31 Mar 2025
Artist Talks

Cherry Hands Media (Australia)

F**K LOSS KISS: documentary photography by Mark Chew

F **K, LOSS, KISS: An exhibition of documentary photographs from East Africa by Mark Chew

Australia

1 Apr - 24 Apr 2025

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A range of colourful sculptures are affixed on the wall.

Exhibition review: Some of those Spaces Tween Life and Death, Hollie, Woolloongabba Art Gallery

Amid the aftermath of Tropical Cyclone Alfred, a rare gem of the South-East Queensland art scene seems to have been…

Pamela See

Mar 27, 2025
Close up of a young woman wearing black with a red bow tie and an elaborate bonnet.
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Comedy review: Jessica Barton: Dirty Work, The Motley Bauhaus, MICF 2025

Come clown around with this multitalented comedian in her debut show.

Kate Mulqueen

Mar 27, 2025
Paintings of skulls on discs set against a wall.
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Exhibition review: Danie Mellor: marru I the unseen visible, Queensland Art Gallery

North Queensland multidisciplinary artist, Danie Mellor, explores Australia’s shared history in a powerful new exhibition. 

Suzannah Conway

Mar 27, 2025
Two panels. On the left is Steve MinOn. He is wearing a blue suit and is closely shorn. On the right is the cover of his book 'First Name Second Name." It has a beige cover and has a pair of brown shoes at the bottom.
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Book review: First Name Second Name, Steve MinOn

A family history traced through time, like journey lines on a map, infuses Steve MinOn’s debut novel with a ghostly,…

Richie Black

Mar 26, 2025
A forest setting. A man and woman are at the bottom right hand corner.
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Theatre review: O, Ophelia, Bulmba-ja Arts Centre, Cairns

Shakespeare's Ophelia is the protagonist in this timeless tale about coercive control.

Doug Robins

Mar 25, 2025
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