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Driven by a desire for peace and social justice, George Gittoes AM has created an exhibition that boldly confronts global environmental concerns, economies, and the implications of both for the future. Created during the period of a global pandemic the exhibition ‘Augustus Tower’ is about globalisation and the economic and environmental erosion of society and culture as we know it. The exhibition is showing from 10th March – 1st April at Mitchell Fine Art in Fortitude Valley Brisbane. Join George Gittoes for the exhibition opening on Friday 12th March from 6 – 8pm and on Saturday 13th March from 11am for an Artist Talk in the gallery. All events are free.

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The Family Archives exhibition is a subjective counterpoint to research into the public and institutional archives. This research is carried out with the participation of European Sinti and Roma public figures, intellectuals, artists, citizens and youth, who are willing to share their own family collections and experiences.

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The Umbilicals take the energy of live performance and the spectacle of cinema and smash them together into a new show performed simultaneously on stage and the big screen.

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The Walker Art Gallery has announced Kathryn Maple the winner of the John Moores Painting Prize 2020 with her vibrant work, 'The Common'. Selected from almost 3,000 entries, Kathryn is not only awarded the £25,000 first prize, but her stunning, large-scale acrylic painting will also be acquired by the Walker Art Gallery to join its world-class collection. Kathryn will also have a solo show at Walker in 2022.

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Glen Street Theatre welcomes Jonathon Welch AM as he pays tribute to the music & life of Harry Secombe.

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Signatures investigates the making of a mark – by producing and exhibiting art using fibre and textile materials and processes.

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Art Month Sydney Event 2021 | Solo Exhibition by local Sydney emerging Artist: Nikki Suebwongpat

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An Art Month Sydney 2021 Event supporting MOGO ZOO Foundation

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Collingwood Yards officially opens to the general public on Saturday 13 March – starting with an Open Day and warm welcome extended to 
all to come and experience the excitement of Melbourne’s new contemporary arts precinct. Collingwood Yards is hosting a site-wide day of festivities inviting the community into Collingwood Yards, their new space to enjoy. It is a celebration at grand scale – testament not only of the realisation of the vision for this long-disused heritage site, but of the resilience of its tenants, still viable and creating in 2021.

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Bunjil Place Gallery proudly welcomes iconic design exhibition miffy & friends, featuring the work of Dutch illustrator, Dick Bruna (1927-2017) to Melbourne on 27 March – 13 June. Captivating children and adults alike for over 65 years, the iconic figure of Miffy features in a major, free exhibition coming to Melbourne for the very first time, following the exhibition’s stellar launch at Brisbane’s QUT Art Museum late last year. Miffy was first created by Bruna as a bedtime story for his son in 1955. The little white bunny, or ‘nijntje’ as she is known in Dutch, has evolved from her life as a children’s book character into a globally-recognised and universally loved design icon.

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Griffin Theatre Company will present the first theatre work of prominent comedian and actor Oliver Twist, Jali, from 16th to 27th March.

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Invitation to the "Suspend DC" Exhibition @ the LAURENT Gallery on 23/04 - 28/04, 10am - 5pm. Opening 22/04, 6 - 9pm.

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One of Australia's best up and coming comedians presents a brand new show about mental health, loss and Asexuality.

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Utilizing a system whereby the ruled grid becomes the vessel for a lexicon of hand-drawn symbols, the principal theme in Madeleine Joy Dawes’ work is the utilization of iterative mark making as a temporal site to record measured and psychological time.

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“The intersection of art and literature, and the ways in which both invigorate each other” is the perfect sentiment to describe Lisa Sewards’ new body of work entitled SHORT STORIES.

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Exhibition with the support of Stiftung Kunstfonds. In the frame of the program NEUSTART KULTUR.


In TRA COLOR CHE SONO SOSPESI we propose a dialog between the latest series of works by the meta-photographer Aqua Aura - presenting his dystopic views of a post-nature post-humanity future, where the feeling of void wait seems to be all what’s left; and a selection of works by Lidó Rico referring to the fear of the void created by the lack of survival of the knowledge acquired in life, when confronted to the inexorable flowing of time.

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A Stone’s Throw @ADLfringe @crossencountersau is the first ever physical theatre piece combining Chinese and Australian performers under a Chinese director, with distinctive improvised and composed music featuring Chinese and Western elements. Upon its debut at Melbourne Fringe 2020, it was chosen to be part of the Festival Hub live streaming program. In response to audience interest, it will make its premiere Adelaide Fringe appearance on March 11.

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The Cellists of Metropolitan Orchestra will delight in an afternoon of sublime music in Balmain’s charming Town Hall on Sunday afternoon, March 28th at 3:30pm

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For the first time, the Copyright Agency’s Cultural Fund will support writers’ panel sessions at seven major writers’ festivals around the nation.

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As a part of the 2021 Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Perth-based Emo The Comedian gifts Melbourne comedy lovers his brand-new hour of stand-up, Black Santa. #emothecomedian #blacksanta #MICF @emocomedian

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