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Destiny is a fierce new stage show exploring love, loss and rebellion under the shadow of apartheid South Africa
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Bumper crop of VCA alumni films screening at Australia’s premier film festival
An abundance of alumni talent from the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music is currently on display in cinemas across Melbourne and the state at this year’s Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF).
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Faculty of Fine Arts and Music joins Epic Games’ Unreal Academic Partner Program
The Faculty of Fine Arts and Music has recently joined Epic Games’ Unreal Engine Academic Partner Program to enhance teaching and learning in the emerging field of real-time 3D graphics, animation, and virtual production.
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Navigate MIFF without losing your mind – or missing a masterpiece
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New exhibition Ritual Eternal explores the outer limits of perception and knowledge
Project8 Gallery will this week launch a new exhibition Ritual Eternal, bringing together artists whose practices engage with ways of knowing, perceiving and experiencing the world that sit outside prevalent language and knowledge systems.
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Pride is still a protest
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In conversation with Bachelor of Design graduate and Broadway Tarot creator Ella Witchell
Ella Witchell graduated in 2023 from the Bachelor of Design (Graphic Design & Performance Design). On the same week she graduated, she was offered a job at Broadsheet Media, where she has worked on two magazines for Domain Real Estate, and events for global companies like Netflix and Mastercard.
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VCA50 Creative Development Grants: Enabling artists to innovate and inspire
A creative practice grants scheme for graduates of the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) has recently been significantly expanded to support 16 talented artists this year.
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VCA graduate and John Truscott Prize winner Ishan Vivekanantham designs ‘The Lyrebird’s Voice’ for Victorian Opera
Master of Design and Production graduate, Ishan Vivekanantham is the 2024-2025 winner of the John Truscott Prize. This prize is part of a new, five-year collaboration with the Victorian Opera and the University of Melbourne, supporting graduates of the Victorian College of the Arts.
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Vivid, thrilling and ghastly: new theatrical adaptation of The Birds evokes climate disaster, terrorism and lockdown
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The one-two punch threatening to knock out the Australian film industry
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New exhibition Sounds of Clouds explores hidden worlds of clouds
Project8 Gallery will this week launch the new exhibition Sounds of Clouds, a meditation on clouds and the limits of interpretation.
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The subtle theatre of Australia’s election season
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Floribunda: Capturing an entire world through flowers
“In joy or sadness, flowers are our constant friends,” wrote the Japanese scholar and critic Okakura Kakuzō.Associate Professor David Sequeira from the Victorian College of the Arts — who has curated the new exhibition Floribunda, exploring the enduring connection between humans and flowers — tends to agree.
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Left Write Hook now streaming on Netflix
Award-winning feature documentary Left Write Hook, directed by Dr Shannon Owen, is now streaming on Netflix Australia.
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By filming in a single shot, Adolescence is choreographed with the precision of live theatre
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Apple Cider Vinegar is part of a trend of ‘true-ish’ TV shows
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One-night-only exhibition Next to Nothing explores the limits of performance
Project8 Gallery will this week host a special one-off exhibition exploring the nature of performance and its central role in the generation and presentation of the creative arts.
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Flashover — Multimedia artwork provides unique insights into bushfires
An innovative University of Melbourne multimedia project, which harnessed the latest visual effects technology to offer new insights into the ferocity of bushfires, was exhibited at the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music in February.
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Nicholas Currie: Don’t look in the dark or something will look back at ya: Paintings by a ghost fella
In Glossary of a Haunting, Eve Tuck and C. Ree describe the structure of settler colonialism as “an ongoing horror made invisible by its persistence.”