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Frankston City Council

South Side Festival Exhibitions

South Side Festival 2026 exhibitions include A Wearable Canvas (Australian Wearable Art Festival), Good Times by Rennie Ellis, Second Nature…

Melbourne

9 May - 1 Aug 2026
Exhibitions

Bundoora Homestead Art Centre

Darebin Art Prize 2026

The Darebin Art Prize is a national multi-medium acquisitive art prize celebrating excellence in contemporary visual art.

Melbourne

25 Feb - 20 Jun 2026
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VAS Gallery | The Victorian Artists Society

Collectors' Delight 2026

Collectors' Delight invites art lovers and collectors to an exciting event at the Victorian Artists Society.

Melbourne

15 May - 24 May 2026
Exhibitions

Blak Dot Gallery

Xenobotany | Lena Becerra

Xenobotany at Blak Dot Gallery marks a compelling new chapter in the practice of Lena Becerra, an Italo-Argentinian artist based…

Melbourne

11 Apr - 3 May 2026
Workshops

VAS Gallery | The Victorian Artists Society

Imprint | Charli English: Portholes

This exhibition presents a series of hybrid painting-sculpture works that examine the intersection of coastal erosion and the housing crisis.

Melbourne

29 Apr - 10 May 2026

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Dennis Altman: UQP has cancelled a children’s book illustrated by Matt Chun, citing antisemitism

'As a writer, I do not believe we counter racism, antisemitism, homophobia or transphobia by boycotts and cancellations.'

The Conversation
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Opinions & Analysis

Solidarity with Jazz Money, Evelyn Araluen: 'We have an obligation to stand against genocide'

Writer Claire G Coleman watches in horror as UQP pulps a children's book by a First Nations writer.

Claire G Coleman
A scene from WA’s Black Swan State Theatre Company’s 2023 production of 'Things I Know To Be True'. Actors l–r: Caroline Brazier, Laura Shaw, Kaz Kane, Emma Jackson, Humphrey Bower and Will O’Mahony. Photo: Daniel J Grant.
News

Major WA arts companies welcome early state funding announcement

The WA Arts Minister has released key components of the state's arts funding plans for 2026-27, though details are still…

Jo Pickup

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Interviews

Karla Grant on 23 years of Living Black: ‘It’s up to my generation to step up’

From her early days on community radio, the presenter Karla Grant has always understood the power of amplifying Aboriginal and…

Stephen A Russell
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Career Advice

Top tips for building a sustainable arts practice in 2026

Building a sustainable creative practice doesn't mean doing everything all at once.

Nanci Nott
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Career Advice

Best opportunities, grants & awards for creatives this week

20 to 26 April 2026: opportunities include a residency in Alice Springs and micro-grants for Western Sydney creatives.

ArtsHub
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News

ArtsHub job insights: the most in-demand arts jobs and salaries in 2025

Which arts professionals are in demand and which job ads are getting the most attention from job-seekers? See what our…

Jo Pickup
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Opinions & Analysis

What women are choosing instead of ‘lean in’ – and why it matters in the arts

Author and speaker Megan Dalla-Camina says women in the arts are reframing how they think about ambition and success.

Megan Dalla-Camina
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