Bushfire emergency - words from Kelly Gellatly

Untitled (Sea, sand, beach huts and figures)

Performing Textiles: exhibition catalogue, download available

MULCH – A garden party where science, art and nature collide

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4 May 2019 — 4 Dec 2019
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Montalto: Vipoo Srivilasa
10 Nov 2019
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MULCH: Performance Picnic in the System Garden
9 Nov 2019
Double Double
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Double Double
29 Jun 2019
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Water: Interdisciplinary public forum
24 May 2019 — 25 May 2019
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Untitled (Figures On A Beach), 1949
(Liardet's Beach) (c. 1870)
John Brack
The Queen, 1988
Ralph Balson
Untitled, 1954
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MULCH – A garden party where science, art and nature collide
Scotty So performing at 'Performing Textiles' Photograph by Gregory Lorenzutti
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Beyond the Material – VCA Honours students stretch their creativity for 'Performing Textiles'
Phillip Adams and Ryan New
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Instinct, quirk, and Hammond organs: Phillip Adams and Ryan New discuss their Potter residency and the foundations of their unlikely kinship
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