Allan Wolf-Tasker
Througout the 80s and 90s when much of Victoria was in drought – renowned artist Allan Wolf-Tasker painted the landscape…
Martin Hodge
Heroism is a cross-cultural and historically persistent phenomenon. Martin Hodge’s latest series of observational drawings and watercolours are inspired by…
Victorian Indigenous Art Awards: Arts Victoria People's Choice Award Announced
California Gully artist Simon Penrose has been honoured for a second time at the 2012 Victorian Indigenous Art Awards, after…
Streeton Trio
Formed in 2008 in Geneva, Switzerland, from three of Australia’s leading young musicians, Benjamin Kopp (piano), Emma Jardine (violin) and…
Far Away
Caryl Churchill’s ‘Far Away’ has proven almost visionary in its surmise of the events of the past decade. Written in…
Tango Mundo
Fresh from their crowd-pleasing performance at diamonds downstairs, our 10 year birthday showcase, Faye Bendrups, Guillermo Anad, and Dave Evans…
Duo 19
Two of Australia’s most compelling virtuoso guitarists – Daniel McKay and Antony Field – join forces in Duo 19. Already…
Ironwood
One of Australia’s most exciting chamber groups come to fortyfivedownstairs this April – promising an enlightening evening of enlightenment, discussion, and…
Sambalamento
Ken Murray (guitar), Ken Schroder (saxophone) and Denis Close (percussion) are Sambalamento. The trio play Bossa Nova, samba and choro…
Ward B
The place: Ward B, Yarra Bend Asylum, Melbourne. The man: Chinese What does it mean to be innocent and incarcerated? …
Arts Victoria People's Choice Award
The Victorian Indigenous Art Awards aim to profile and promote Victoria’s Indigenous art sector. The 2012 awards exhibition features 27…
The Most Excellent and Lamentable Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet on Arts Mitten
Six ladies, one classic Shakespearean tragedy. Gut-busting comedy and heart-wrenching tragedy, Beth and Nat check out Zoey Dawson’s all female…