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24.01.2022 Opportunity for artists who live within the within the Mornington Peninsula Shire boundary.

21.01.2022 We are thrilled that galleries can start to welcome visitors back through their doors.

20.01.2022 This event starts tomorrow! Register now!

18.01.2022 For anyone interested in sculpture - catch this online lecture with an international speaker, Dr Arie Hartog, Director of the Gerhard-Marcks-Haus, Germany.

13.01.2022 Latest announcements today mean that from 11.59pm tonight, indoor cultural venues including public galleries are able to reopen, with restrictions in place. More information will be available on our website in coming days about visiting public galleries around the state. https://www.premier.vic.gov.au/statement-premier-81

11.01.2022 Arts in Greater Dandenong want to hear from artists, the creative sector and residents interested in the introduction of a new art space in the heart of Dandenong. Council is considering redeveloping a disused industrial building into a creative industry space and wants to explore how creators could use the space and how it could be used to add to the vibrant arts community. Have your say or join the online forum: https://www.greaterdandenong.vic.gov.au/creative-industry-s

11.01.2022 Arts in Greater Dandenong is presenting a free online panel discussion on Thursday 19 November from 1-2pm. Demystifying Contemporary Art | Online Panel Discussion What is contemporary art? Can it be defined? Is it for everyone?... Featuring renowned artists, curators and thinkers, the panel will explore the meaning of contemporary art and the opportunities it offers, discuss interpreting contemporary art, and address whether more needs to be done to make it more accessible to a wider audience. Facilitator: Kathy Temin Panellists: Atong Atem, Kimberley Moulton, Shane Nicholas Registrations: https://greaterdandenong.com//demystifying-contempor/31881

10.01.2022 The PGAV 'Guide to re-opening public galleries in Victoria' has been updated to include the easing of restrictions under the Final Step of the 'Coronavirus (COVID-19) roadmap to recovery'. The PGAV has prepared this resource to assist galleries navigate the latest requirements and to re-open safely. The latest version is available on the PGAV website here: https://pgav.org.au/PGAV-Guide-to-re-opening-public-galleri

08.01.2022 A fly-through of the new Melbourne Arts Precinct, including NGV Contemporary, which will commence development in 2021.

05.01.2022 The Victorian Premier, Daniel Andrews, has announced a massive investment in the state's cultural capital as part of the budget. For public galleries this will include: - $1.4 billion to build NGV Contemporary - generating 5,000 construction jobs and 200 ongoing jobs (including Melbourne Art Precinct); - $34.7 million for regional creative infrastructure projects upgrades to Benalla Art Gallery and the completion of SAM; and - a new program to support suburban and regional g...alleries and museums to undertake improvements that will enable them to attract and host high-quality touring exhibitions bringing art to every corner of our state. Read the Premier's media release here: https://www.premier.vic.gov.au/backing-australias-cultural-

03.01.2022 If you work in Victoria's creative industries whatever your role Creative Victoria want to hear from you. By completing this survey you can help shape Victoria's next creative industries strategy and guide the Victorian Government's priorities and investment from 2021-2025. The surveys will be open until 5pm, Thursday 19 November 2020 - www.engage.vic.gov.au/creative-strategy Image: Annemieke Ytsma from Underground Sundae preparing for the NGV Kids Summer Festival in January 2020. Photo by Tim Carrafa.

02.01.2022 National Gallery of Victoria Australia at Federation Square is open and welcoming visitors with the retrospective exhibition DESTINY, showcasing the work of one of Australia’s most acclaimed contemporary artists Destiny Deacon. https://www.theguardian.com//destiny-deacon-on-humour-in-a