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HOME exhibition is a celebration of cultural diversity - National artist call to entry open nowThe City of Greater Dandenong’s annual exhibition, HOME, celebrates artists from a refugee or asylum seeker background.

The City of Greater Dandenong’s annual exhibition, HOME, celebrates artists from a refugee or asylum seeker background. The call out period for submissions from artists is open nationally from now until Sunday 29 July.

Wednesday 27 June 2018 to Sunday 29 July 2018
Art opportunity in Australia.

Madagascar – A Musical Adventure JR live on stagePresented by the Young Australian Broadway Chorus

Join Alex, Marty, Melman, Gloria and the ‘smile and wave’ penguins at Union Theatre in Parkville for the musical Madagascar Jr, on show for a limited season these July school holidays!

Wednesday 11 July 2018 to Saturday 14 July 2018
Art performance in Australia.

Loyalty Does Not End With Death

Genesis Breyer P-Orridge is the legendary English musician, poet, performance, and visual artist. P-Orridge's visual works have been exhibited in hundreds of exhibitions across the world over the past 46 years, recently culminating in retrospectives at the Andy Warhol Museum and the Rubin Museum of Art. Exhibition curated by Lawrence English.

Genesis Breyer P Orridge

Thursday 01 February 2018 to Saturday 10 March 2018
Art exhibition in Australia.

The Sub-CommitteeConsulting on queer culture since 2018

Setting up a temporary and very camp office at Kingston Arts Centre during their residency, the Sub-Committee, consisting of artists Arie Rain Glorie, Bridget Balodis and Jake Preval have taken it upon themselves to unearth the 'gaybourhood' within Moorabbin. A live-art public assembly will be held at the opening, followed by a gallery exhibition.

Arie Rain Glorie Bridget Balodis Jake Preval

Friday 02 February 2018 to Monday 26 February 2018
Art exhibition in Australia.

CHINTZA state of ambiguous non-conformity

Transposed onto the articulate bodies of dancers, and parallel with Australia's burgeoning queer diversity, CHINTZ offers subjects equivocal in gender and motive. Maximilian and Tatjana Plitt's photographic collaboration explores notions of imprecise interpretation and value. Dancers Geoffrey Watson, Milo Hyde and James Andrews are caught within the images in an heightened domestic entanglement.

Geoffrey Watson Milo Hyde James Andrews

Thursday 25 January 2018 to Wednesday 07 February 2018
Art performance in Australia.

Two Sides of the Same CoinCelebrate diversity, art and drag in an intimate setting

Award winning photographer Anders McDonald has captured the two sides of the same coin - one of Melbourne's drag queens, Ophelia Dick. Grab a coffee while you check out this highly visual treat.

Anders Mc Donald

Monday 15 January 2018 to Monday 05 February 2018
Art exhibition in Australia.

Moving Marvels: Marc-O-MaticMerging art and storytelling with mixed-reality technology

Queer artist Marc-O-Matic pushes creative boundaries merging art and storytelling with mixed-reality technology.

Marc O Matic

Thursday 25 January 2018 to Saturday 03 February 2018
Art exhibition in Australia.

Trophy Wife BarbieSh*t just got real

Following the rapid growth of Trophy Wife Barbie on social media, conceptual artist Annelies Hofmeyr is having her first solo exhibition of mounted Barbie heads at Lord Coconut. With pieces made especially for Midsumma Festival, Hofmeyr's work sparks discussion on modern gender issues and roles.

Annelies Hofmeyr

Tuesday 16 January 2018 to Saturday 03 February 2018
Art exhibition in Australia.

Serving in SilenceOver 75 years of LGBTI military service in Australia

To commemorate 25 years since Australia lifted the ban of LGB military service, this exhibition charts the changing expereince of LGBTI servicemen and women since Word War II. It brings together photos, objects, documents and the life stories of current and former service personnel to explore the adversities, challenges and achievements of LGBTI Defence members.

Thursday 11 January 2018 to Saturday 03 February 2018
Art exhibition in Australia.

One Weekend Only Ross Watson Limited Edition

Ross Watson's distinctive, highly detailed, realistic paintings are a celebration of the male form, both in its uniformed and natural glory. Celebrate with Ross' latest models, including singer Alfie Arcuri and see for yourself why he has earned a global fan base including Elton John, Ian McKellen and Stephen Fry.

Ross Watson

Saturday 20 January 2018 to Sunday 21 January 2018
Art exhibition in Australia.

Cry: Jessi LewisA visual collaboration between portraiture and performance

This is an exhibition that transgresses the roles of sexuality, whilst challenging the notions of masculinity.

Jessi Lewis

Friday 19 January 2018 to Friday 19 January 2018
Art performance in Australia.

The Art of Gemma FlackAn exhibition and zine-making workshop

Gemma has been making art for as long as she can remember. Her witty illustrations subvert expectations of femininity, as they find and form their own individual identities in the world. Meet the artist and create your very own zine at a free zine-making workshop.

Gemma Flack

Thursday 14 December 2017 to Thursday 11 January 2018
Art exhibition in Australia.

WinterWild 2017: a new after-dark festival in the Otways

Embrace the elements of the southern Otways when a new after-dark festival sparks up next month: the first WinterWild will revel in the untamed side of Apollo Bay.

Emilie Zoey Baker Andrew Kidman Yumi Umiumare Tek Tek Ensemble Tosca Michael Leunig Clementine Ford Arnold Zable

Saturday 01 July 2017 to Sunday 13 August 2017
Art festival in Australia.

Metanoia Theatre Presents Wages of Fear

For their ultimate work at Brunswick’s Mechanics Institute, Metanoia Theatre has chosen a fitting finale—presenting a rare stage adaptation of Georges Arnaud’s remarkable 1950 novel Wages of Fear. This landmark thriller, which was adapted into the iconic 1950s film, is imprinted on the imagination of multiple generations.

Tuesday 20 June 2017 to Thursday 29 June 2017
Art exhibition in Australia.