Bright - Event Information – ArtsHub Australia
Bright is an art exhibition with a radical curatorial process, bringing together five installations without a defined beginning or end.
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After 22 years, trailblazing founder of Rawcus calls time
The award-winning theatre group with honesty as its mantra bids farewell to its founder after more than two decades.
Source: watoday.com.au
Trailblazing founder of Rawcus calls time
The award-winning theatre group with honesty as its mantra bids farewell to its founder after more than two decades.
Source: brisbanetimes.com.au
Visual art: Flash Forward, a pandemic project from the City of Melbourne, turned ugly corners of the CBD into dazzling works of art.
Flash Forward, a pandemic project from the City of Melbourne, turned ugly corners of the CBD into dazzling works of art.
Source: watoday.com.au
Visual art: Flash Forward, a pandemic project from the City of Melbourne, turned ugly corners of the CBD into dazzling works of art.
Flash Forward, a pandemic project from the City of Melbourne, turned ugly corners of the CBD into dazzling works of art.
Source: theage.com.au
Vivid new artworks reigniting CBD
Vibrant street art has transformed 33 of Melbourne’s renowned laneways, as the city fills with visitors for summer celebrations. The new creative and
Source: miragenews.com
After COVID disruption, Flash Forward project helps Melbourne arts and music scene get back into the groove
Spray-paint artist Jaz Mishap had a vision. “I was shown Drewery Alley and I immediately thought of coming at night and seeing a mystical shrine at the end of the alleyway with candles flickering, embedded in the artwork,” recalls the Chinese-Australian muralist and multidisciplinary creative. Musicians Ben Andrews and Mindey Meng Wang and artist Jaz Mishap. Credit:Joe Armao A brick wall is quite the mood board. Add a musician, TBA, carrying some fresh-pressed vinyl, and it’ll feel like M...
Source: smh.com.au