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Workshops

Frankston Arts Centre

Playable Streets: Reflection

With mirror-like shapes, participants of all ages draw their reflections which comes alive at night with ultraviolet light, transforming your…

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Festivals & Programs

Frankston City Council

South Side Festival

South Side Festival returns 8–18 May! Dive into 11 days of wild art, bold ideas, comedy, family fun & surprise…

Exhibitions

City of Onkaparinga

Alex Stone & Lee Kelly - BOUND[LESS] - An exhibition of new works at Sauerbier House

An installation that considers what is left when our domestic energy is spent. Functional forms are displaced and rematerialised, creating…

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Closing: 11 May 2025

Curatorial & Exhibitions, Arts Programming

MAC yapang Curator and Operations Coordinator

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 $90,000 - $100,000

Exhibitions

City of Onkaparinga

Tanya Court - PLETHORA - An exhibition of new works at SAUERBIER HOUSE

Explore alternative ceramic materials, including recycled, foraged, and repurposed resources, focusing on unpredictability, and experimental forms.

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Art Prize Guide

Museum of Art and Culture, yapang

MAC yapang Art Prize 2025

MAC yapang Art Prize is open to all Australian artists from all disciplines, offering a $30,000 acquisitive prize and a…

Gallery

City of Moreton Bay

15 Artists 2025

15 Artists is an annual acquisitive award designed to grow the City of Moreton Bay’s Art Collection and enrich its…

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Art Prize Guide

Beautiful Bizarre Magazine

Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize

The Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize 2025 has over USD$77,000 in cash & prizes! There are six award categories you can…

First Nations

Zilla & Brook

ngurrak-al marram-u / body of the mountain

We started to feel our bodies in a continuum with the body of the mountain.

Gallery installation view of fleshy coloured paintings with soft pink curtains. Tender at Ngununggula
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Exhibition review: Tender, Ngununggula

An all-women exhibition explores both tenderness and strength, across a dynamic viewing experience.

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