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Katherine White showcases a series of cyanotypes on paper, exploring the sensation of uncertainty induced by climate change, particularly through first-hand experiences with bushfires.

"I think of the surface of water as a threshold space, a place of liminality, an intermediate or transitional space between the known and unknown, between the cacophonous sounds of life above and the imperceptible sounds below."

The event for anyone who can sing, want to sing, think they can sing, sing in the shower, love a laugh and a sing, or have never sung but want to have a go.

Lads and lasses, lords and ladies, get ready for a once-in-a-lifetime chance to share a meal with some living legends of Australian opera and theatre.

Lads and lasses, lords and ladies, get ready for a once-in-a-lifetime chance to share a meal with some living legends of Australian opera and theatre.

Senses and Sensors S2 is a collaboration to showcase talented RMIT students and provides opportunities to collaborate as a community of students across the Fashion Design, Shoes, Making Textiles, Electronic Engineering, Fine Arts, Communications and

The Archibald Prize, first awarded in 1921, is the country's favourite art award, and one of its most prestigious.

Come along on a magical, musical adventure with the Potts family

An exhibition of paintings in acrylic, oil paint and encaustic wax on canvas and works on paper.