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Collingwood Yards, Johnston Street, Collingwood VIC

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Collingwood Yards, Johnston Street, Collingwood VIC

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Collingwood Yards, Johnston Street, Collingwood VIC

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https://collingwoodyards.org/

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We acknowledge the traditional owners and sovereign custodians of the land on which Collingwood Yards is situated, the Wurundjeri people of the Woiwurrung language group. We extend our respect to their Ancestors and all First Peoples and Elders past, present, and future.

Where creativity and community meet.

Welcome back to Collingwood Yards. &nbsp Welcome back to Collingwood Yards. &nbsp Welcome back to Collingwood Yards.

Our public spaces, including our leafy courtyard are open to visitors.

Welcome back Melbourne! Our grounds, galleries, hospitality and retail are ready to welcome you.

Collingwood Yards is home to over fifty organisations and artists' studios.

Collingwood Yards is a new, permanent and affordable home for scores of artists and independent arts organisations working across music, visual arts, performance, digital media, creative industries and beyond. Situated across the former Collingwood Technical School campus, Collingwood Yards spans over 6500sqm. The site consists of three buildings and a leafy central courtyard and is located in one of Australia's most diverse, rapidly transforming and dense inner city neighbourhoods.

"It's important for the artists we work with to be connected. There's creative community everywhere you look."

Arts Project Australia

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We acknowledge the traditional owners and sovereign custodians of the land on which Collingwood Yards is situated, the Wurundjeri people of the Woiwurrung language group. We extend our respect to their Ancestors and all First Peoples and Elders past, present, and future. Where creativity and community meet. Welcome back to Collingwood Yards.

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Anna Schwartz Gallery, Flinders Lane, Melbourne VIC

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Anna Schwartz Gallery, Flinders Lane, Melbourne VIC

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Anna Schwartz Gallery, Flinders Lane, Melbourne VIC

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https://annaschwartzgallery.com/

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Anna Schwartz Gallery is a contemporary art gallery in Australia which has been owned and operated by founder Anna Schwartz since 1986

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Craft Victoria, Watson Place, Melbourne VIC

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Craft Victoria, Watson Place, Melbourne VIC

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Craft Victoria, Watson Place, Melbourne VIC

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https://craft.org.au/whats-on/

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Watson Place

(off Flinders Lane)

Naarm/Melbourne

VIC 3000

+61 3 9650 7775

A leading centre for contemporary craft and design

craft@craft.org.au
Postal address: 171 Collins St, Melbourne, VIC 3000

Entry to Craft is free.

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Tuesday to Friday – 11:00AM – 5:00PM

Saturday – 11:00AM – 4:00PM

(excluding public holidays)

or by appointment

Home page header images: Ruth Hazell, Jill Stevenson, Erin Bussell, Nae Tanakorn and Narelle White as part of the exhibition Fresh! 2022. Images courtesy the artists.

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The Walker Street Gallery & Arts Centre, Robinson Street, Dandenong VIC

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The Walker Street Gallery & Arts Centre, Robinson Street, Dandenong VIC

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The Walker Street Gallery & Arts Centre, Robinson Street, Dandenong VIC

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It currently has a contemporary glass gallery. It’s small but the work is amazing

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Week 02: Excursion

Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia

Gallery Visit

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Margaret Lawrence Gallery, Dodds Street, Southbank VIC

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Margaret Lawrence Gallery, Dodds Street, Southbank VIC

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Margaret Lawrence Gallery, Dodds Street, Southbank VIC

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Week 02: Excursion

Gallery Visit

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Jilamara artists (L to R) Timothy Cook, Raylene Miller, Pedro Wonaeamirri, Columbiere Tipungwuti, Raelene Kerinauia painted up in jilamara (body paint design) for yoyi (dance) at Timrambu, Wulirankuwu, Melville Island. Image courtesy of the artists andJilamara Arts and Crafts Association. Photo: Will Heathcote.

Place, performance and the body are central to Tiwi art-making. YOYI, draws on these performative foundations, using the medium of film to bring both dance, language and vision of country into the gallery. Supported by the Australia Council, this is the first time that Jilamara artists have explored digital-based media to frame the experience of their ochre paintings, ironwood carvings and screened fabrics. This installation will immerse audiences in a multi-channel work on large opposing projection screens. Each screen will feature an artist, painted in the ochre of the landscape, sharing their individual Tiwi totem through YOYI (dance) on country. Through sound and moving image this work establishes a clear link between the iconic styles of Jilamara design and its roots in dance, body painting, family totem and country. This project is the first time that a Tiwi video installation (that incorporates artists dancing on Country) has been shown in tandem with major selection of Tiwi bark paintings.
Text by Pedro Wonaeamirri, Mintawinga amitiya Wurrungura: from bark to moving image

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Place, performance and the body are central to Tiwi art-making. YOYI, draws on these performative foundations, using the medium of film to bring both dance, language and vision of country into the gallery. Supported by the Australia Council, this is the first time that Jilamara artists have explored digital-based media to frame the experience of their ochre paintings, ironwood carvings and screened fabrics.

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Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Sturt Street, Southbank VIC

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Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Sturt Street, Southbank VIC

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Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Sturt Street, Southbank VIC

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Week 02 - Excursion

Floor Talk with ACCA Staff at 3.00PM