What does it mean to be seen? How do we uncover what the image is trying to tell us? And how do we reclaim the image from the mediated world?
Donate to Platform Arts before EOFY and you could win a 12 month pass to all Platform programmed events.
ZOJ performs at the launch of their second album ‘Give Water to Birds’
Come and join in the planning and design of suburban walking trails of Norlane.
Be Tru 2 Uluru and Platform Arts invite you to a special screening of Our Warrior: The story of Robbie Thorpe.
The film screening of ‘Beekeeping in the End Times’ and Q&A with film makers.
Discover what the wrack zone is and why it matters during an immersive field trip blending science, art, and sensory exploration.
Make camera-less photographs through a lumen process, collaborating with time and the sun.
Walk, share food and explore how projects can ‘come to us’ and be created through observation, deep listening and responsive practice.
Explore the concept of Songlines, through yarning, play, and observing with Kiri Wicks.
A groundbreaking installation and sound walk where art meets science on the shores of Geelong
Experience intuitive hand-building and ceramic techniques in a natural setting with Kim Drew.
Explore with Lucy Allinson noise pollution and how it affects our landscapes.
A recently restored documentary by Christian Ghazi captures a crucial cross-section of the Palestinian resistance in Lebanon in 1970.
Enter the world of Dungeons & Dragons, with open game sessions in the Platform Arts Performance Space.
A short film exploring themes of climate justice, colonial disruption, apocalypse and intergenerational justice followed by a Q&A with Jen Rae and Claire G. Coleman.
Panel discussion: world-building through the lenses of art and critical theory, architecture, game design, spatial design, play and spirituality.
Features commissioned and reprinted written works by Dr. Peter Hill, Tarryn Love, Dr. Simon O’Sullivan, Robert Schubert, and Dr. Mira Keratova, and a curatorial essay by our Curator, Dr. Amber Smith.
Before the exhibition officially opens to the public, join us for a floor talk with Worlding curator Amber Smith.
Visit the Public Platform stall at May’d, Creative Geelong's 2-day festival presented in partnership with Melbourne Art Book Fair.
Purchase publications from a range of publishers, artists and designers exhibiting at the NGV Great Hall - including our publishing arm, Public Platform.
In celebration of IDAHOBIT and to conclude the FAIRY program, join us to share stories about finding identity and community.
At once sexy, erotic and confrontational, Barbara Hammer’s landmark documentary operates at the margins between truth and fiction, memory and history,
Irish artist and filmmaker Padraig Robinson explores the impact of the controversial research of pre-queer sociologist Laud Humphreys.
Through the voices and stories of 8 people, this documentary explains the mechanisms of control that the Israeli state deploys to subjugate Palestinians.
A public conversation between FAIRY artists and co-curators Spiros Panigirakis and Mel Deerson.
Platform Arts is thrilled to partner again with Geelong Pride Film Festival to host the 2024 program launch.
To improve movement and heal injuries, Klein Technique™ focuses on moving from our deepest structural and energetic tissue, the bone, and the connections at the level of the bones.
Join us for a guided walk to discover the story of the Upper Stony Creek Reservoir, which opened in 1873.
RMIT's research network Ocean Research Climate Action hosts a conversation about oceanic entanglements with artists Georgia Nowak, Lichen Kelp and Fiona Hillary,
How might our perception of water as material change when we contemplate and embody its shifting forms?
In this award-winning landmark documentary, Murawarri woman Essie Coffey tells the story of her own life in the township of Brewarrina.
Join us for a captivating and open exploration of water's influence on expanded artistic practice, hosted at Deakin University’s Geelong Waterfront campus.
Queer-ways is coming to Geelong as part of Victoria’s Pride 2024, a collaboration between the Victorian Government and Midsumma.
