Exhibition

Out of the Vault

@ Space2b Social Design
Friday 1 May
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Thursday 30 April

Out of the Vault is an eclectic exhibition of hidden treasures at Space2b.

A curated assembly of artworks from our shop, generous donations, and rediscovered works from storage comes together in one space. Each piece offers a distinct narrative and a renewed presence within the gallery.
Accessible pricing and unexpected discoveries shape the experience, inviting close looking and fresh appreciation at every turn.

Space2b Social Design, 144 Chapel Street. Tue – Fri 10 am – 5 pm; Sat 10 am – 2 pm; closed Sun & Mon

The Right Black to Adopt

@ Victorian Pride Centre
Saturday 9 May
@ 2:00 pm

Pride Gallery Opening & Artist in Conversation

The Right Black to Adopt by Ebony Hickey
The Right Black to Adopt invites audiences to consider how layered identities shape experiences of community, visibility, and inclusion.
Ebony Hickey is a Haitian-born Australian contemporary artist whose practice confronts ideas of identity, intercountry adoption, sexuality, queerness, and Blackness.

Victorian Pride Centre, 79-81 Fitzroy Street | Monday to Friday – 9am to 6pm | Saturday & Sunday – 10am to 6pm

The Next 170 Years

@ See Yup Temple
Saturday 18 April
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Sunday 17 May
@ 9:00 am

Saturday, Sunday

Did you know that tucked away in suburban South Melbourne is the oldest Chinese temple in Australia?

Despite the main Kwan Tai Hallbeing being devasted by fire in 2024, you are invited you to view an exhibition about the temple’s significance, the building and conservation recovery efforts to date and what the future holds.

Weekends 9.00 am – 3.30 pm

Free

See Yup Temple, 80 Raglan Street, South Melbourne

Picturing Democracy

@ Carlisle Street Arts Space
Thursday 26 February
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Friday 15 May

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

In Picturing Democracy, Ross Coulter explores and poetically creates representations of democracy, democratic processes, community participation, and connections across the City of Port Phillip.

Drawing from 4,000 photographs held within the Port Phillip City Collection, and in addition to creating his own photographs, artist and curator Ross Coulter re-imagines what democracy looks like, from the past and into the future.

Free

Carlisle Street Arts Space, St Kilda Town Hall – 99A Carlisle Street; 8.30 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday (closed on public holidays)