what’s on IN JUNE & july
EXPLORE three new exhibitions, plus a participatory jewellery-making workshop on 17 june.
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Rosie Stanton and Lilly Skipper create and cross boundaries to find the in-accessibilities that surround our daily lives.
Collective TempContemp asks: if Contemporary Jewellery is a body-site-specific art form - then surely it has to have a stance on body positivity?
Contemporary jewellery artist PÿR invites members of the public to to take part in the making of a jewel, using the imprint of their own skin to facilitate an intimate exchange.
An introductory workshop to art-inspired poetry for adults, led by Annie Mullen-Walsh.
Platform Arts is launching our inhouse publication Feasibility Study: Civic Imaginaries, as part of the Melbourne Art Book Fair.
This exhibition accompanies Platform Arts’ forthcoming publication, Feasibility Study: Civic Imaginaries. Running as part of Melbourne Art Book Fair.
Join the Oceans Research & Climate Action Network (RMIT University) in exploring the ocean through a ferry journey, social symposium & sound walk.
The closing encore event of backstage and pit experience, Retrospect 001, from internationally published music photographer Lucinda Goodwin, featuring live performances from Alister Turrill, Bella Deer and Lash 78.
Brisbane-based artists Adam Anderson, Jacinta Giles, Annelize Mulder and Victoria Wareham present an alternative approach to translation as a concept.
A celebration of live music and photography by internationally published music photographer Lucinda Goodwin.
As part of Geelong Pride Film Festival, Platform Arts will be hosting a screening of The Accidental Archivist and Q&A with Julie Peters.
An introductory workshop to ekphrastic poetry for secondary school students, led by Annie Mullen-Walsh.
This double-bill event brings stories by Geelong’s diaspora communities to the screen and stage.
An evening of spoken word curated by Phoebe Thompson, concluding with a performance by Anna Schwann.
A bold performance exposing and expanding elements of the death industry, presented by award-winning collective APHIDS.
An open discussion with artists Anna Schwann, Ilona Savcenko and Phoebe Thompson.
Phoebe Thompson invites you to look, touch and play amongst an installation of scavenged materials.
Anna Schwann and Ilona Savcenko probe a utopic vision with an installation combining photography, projection, bioplastic, lighting and sound.
A mother and her daughters have just welcomed home the man of the house - with a crack in the shins and a bullet in the neck.
Pink Ember Studio presents a group show exploring the artists’ relationships to meme culture.
Noah Spivak’s processes collaborate with the alchemical world, creating temporal artworks that express a deep adoration for the materials.
At the core of Emma Winkler’s work is the question of how to deal with death as the ultimate, inevitable unknown.
Noah Spivak, Emma Winkler and Pink Ember Studio talk memes, alchemy and the Danse Macabre.
On their first Victorian run of shows, Macy Rose brings their angelic sound to Platform Arts with support from Atomic Entourage, Operation Karma, and Kira Feeney.
Join Melbourne's most versatile and in-demand prog-baroque quartet, Croissants and Whiskey, for their debut performance in Geelong.
ArtGusto Collective presents four collections of works by Jordan Pecar, Jess Walker, Caroline Mathieson and Jess Madden.
Lucid. Mystical. Trauma-induced amnesia. Presented by Back to Back Theatre’s gender-diverse collective, Theatre of Speed.
Bodies of Water explores the human relationship with the sea, as a place of nourishment, danger and transcendence.
Gain insight into navigating successful presentations from the perspectives of an artist, producer and presenter.
An immersive audio, text and movement experience by Blink Dance Theatre, with original sound design by Josh Mitchell.
They’re not a regular dad, they’re COOLDAD and they’re coming to Platform Arts with friends Left At The Avenue, Violet and Lover.
LAB artist Rebecca Jensen and Aviva Endean present their new collaboration as part of Front Beach, Back Beach.
Proud palawa woman and curator Jessica Clark will share her experiences and insight into curatorial practice.