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Exhibitions

Willoughby City Council

HOME GROWN; Bound by Place

Explore how place, community, and upbringing shape identity.

Australia

4 Sep - 5 Oct 2025
Exhibitions

Maroondah City Council

Psychology of Sound: Ourania (Rani) Amvrazis

Psychology of Sound by Ourania (Rani) Amvrazis, presents immersive, thought provoking and playful works that manifest sound and light into…

Melbourne

21 Jul - 5 Sep 2025
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Speaking in Tongues. Image: Tim Sitwell-Mogridge.
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Speaking in Tongues review: Bovell's script comes alive in Black Swan's hands

Speaking in Tongues by Black Swan somehow manages to be funny, serious, flippant and profound.

Nanci Nott

Aug 29, 2025
Ryoji Ikeda with wearing black with his face hidden under a cap, standing in front of a glitchy digital background with his laptop.
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Ryoji Ikeda review: 2025 Now or Never’s spirit captured in this sonic-visual masterpiece

Blinding light and digitally synthesised ‘noise’ rattle the body and open a portal to another universe.

Celina Lei

Aug 29, 2025
A man in a red shirt standing against foliage. Mark Mupotsa-Russell, author of The Wolf Who Cried Boy.
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The Wolf Who Cried Boy review: Mark Mupotsa-Russell’s heart-wrenching second novel

A six-year-old child’s reality blurs with fantasy in The Wolf Who Cried Boy.

Sabrina Caires

Aug 26, 2025
A brunette woman wearign a black top against foliage, Jessica Mansour-Nahra, author of The Farm.
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The Farm review: Jessica Mansour-Nahra’s page-turning gothic thriller

Jessica Mansour-Nahra's The Farm poses troubling questions about the cycle of domestic violence, motherhood, and female bodily autonomy.

Sabrina Caires

Aug 26, 2025
A scattering of old black and white photographs in The Last Princess of Lebanon.
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The Last Princess of Lebanon review: looking back at one's heritage

The Last Princess of Lebanon explores a great-grandmother's journey from a Lebanese palace to rural Queensland.

Gemma Betros

Aug 25, 2025
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