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The Art & Industry Festival 2020 features stories, songs, film and fashion inspired by Melbourne’s West.

Putting on a festival in 2020? Impossible. Making art AND sharing it with an audience in 2020? Impossible. Doing it all while locked in your house for six months in order to protect our most vulnerable? Definitely impossible. Right?

Monument to Now: MoreArt 2020 is a new exhibition of temporary public art works that explore the essence of Melbourne’s culturally diverse and creative north.

Darebin’s new multi-arts festival has taken things online this year

‘Dreams of Another Life’ contemplates the passage of migration – the act of leaving one place to make a new life elsewhere.

Unwrapped is an exciting celebration of LGBTIQA+ Arts and Culture hosted by The City of Greater Dandenong that supports local LGBTIQA+ artists and communities, through exhibitions, performances, events and workshops.

‘Dyarra Murrama Guwing’ (the sun setting red) is an intergenerational exhibition celebrating NAIDOC Week 2020.

‘Art is old. It was passed on from our ancestors to our grandfathers to our fathers to us.'

Based on the principles of Planetary Health 'critical mass: the art of planetary health' explores new and more sustainable practices relating to environmental living.

Make sure to save the date on 9 December to join ArtsHub’s definitive conversations on the ‘new normal’ for arts and culture.

THE PARTNERSHIPPING PROJECT, a national touring exhibition featuring the work of 20 regionally-based artists, returns to Burnie on October 2020.

UnWrapped series returns in November with performances by ground-breaking Australian independent artists. Each handpicked to give you the chance to witness captivating visions and true artistry, stripped to their most breathtaking core

Online Creative Writing Courses 2020 for Children and Young People

See Piinpi: Contemporary Indigenous Fashion at Bendigo Art Gallery.

Hardenvale – our home in Absurdia is a real-scale, immersive, house-like environment by Australian artists Catherine O'Donnell, Kellie O'Dempsey and Todd Fuller.

A solo exhibition by Erin Coates for the Tilt Program.

Held in Alice Springs, Parrtjima – A Festival in Light is a free 10-night festival showcasing the oldest continuous culture on earth through the newest technology – all on the 300-million-year-old natural canvas of the MacDonnell Ranges.