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Images: (left) photo and artwork Yarrangany by Jessi Rebel; (right) Thaedra Fragos, photo by Rory Daniel; (inset) artworks by Ra Ramsis Farag; (animated) Kalyakoorl projection, Kiri Tawhai.
Yarrangany
08 MAY—11 JUL YARRANGANY — roots
Speaks to what lies beneath. 
To ancestry carried in the body, 
To land remembered and reclaimed, 
To language, story, and the quiet threads that bind us.

  1. Yarrangany
  2. Opening celebrations
  3. Wowak (Breathe) 
  4. Blak Out Poetry
  5. Movement Workshop with Karlia
  6. Indigenous Grasses Butterfly Dirt Ball Making
  7. Exhibition Floor Talks
  8. ‘Joy Work’ in Desperate Times
  9. Indigenous Grass Terrarium Making
  10. Pecha Kucha Night

Images, clockwise from left: (1) George Goodnow in-studio (2020). (2) Paper sculpture, George Goodnow. (3) Weaving materials, YOOKAPA studio. (4) LUSH, Gemma + Molly, (2023). Photos Leiko Lopez.
  
Artist development
2026
Platform Arts provides critically rigorous, responsive programs for artists to challenge and refine creative practice toward the creation of ambitious new works.

  1. (Studio)LAB
  2. Pecha Kucha Night
 
Images, clockwise from left: (1) historical photo of Platform Arts audience, photographer unknown. (2) Old Courthouse building (windows), photo Daniel Longo. Platform Arts building, circa 1991, photographer unknown. (3) Poster artwork of historical events at the Old Courthouse venue, photos Hannah Senftleben.
$30 for
30 Years
of Creativity at Platform Arts
Help raise $10,000 to support new artist opportunities, commissions, and programs Thirty years ago, we began as a youth arts organisation—supporting young people to explore creativity, find their voice, and connect with others. Today, we’ve evolved into a contemporary multi-arts organisation working across diverse disciplines, communities, and ideas.

As we approach our 30th anniversary, we’re not just celebrating the past—we’re building what comes next.

We’re aiming to raise $10,000 to support new artist opportunities, commissions, and programs as we enter our next chapter.

If this organisation has ever been part of your story—as an artist, participant, audience member, or supporter—we’d love for you to be part of this moment.

Make a tax-deductible donation before June 30 and help shape the next 30 years. Every contribution matters: whether it’s $30, $300, or more.

Thank you for being part of this journey.

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Platform Arts
On Wadawurrung Country
60 Little Malop St 
Djilang/Geelong VIC 3220
P: (03) 5224 2815 
M: 0467 094 597
E: hello@platformarts.org.au

Open
Office hours: Tuesday to Friday / 9.30AM—4.30PM
Gallery hours: Tuesday to Saturday / 10.00AM—4.00PM
Access
Platform Arts’ accessibility includes a ramp to our Gheringhap St entrance, wheelchair-accessible bathrooms, baby-change facilities, and elevator. Accessible carparks are located on the Little Malop St side of our building. If you have specific accessibility needs, please contact us. About
Platform Arts, based on Wadawurrung Country in Djilang/Geelong, focuses on the development of artistic practice and ideas, leading to the presentation of these ideas as contemporary arts experiences. We curate a multi-artform program of exhibitions, performances, publications and events that respond to themes and provocations we believe are urgent for our times. Learn more

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