Art

The Human Rights Arts and Film Festival Right Now is very excited to announce our new partnership with the Human Rights Arts and Film Festival. ... Read More

Refugee advocate Julian Burnside AO QC recently opened two exhibitions at RMIT Gallery, Melbourne addressing the ongoing plight of Afghani refugees. The collections express two ... Read More

  Ten to thirty million people have disappeared. It’s the enigma of our time, how people embedded into their families and communities can simply slip ... Read More

A cacophony of excited murmurs and joyful laughter erupted throughout obscured sections of theatres, diminutive rooms nestled in covert bars and auditoriums packed to the ... Read More

It is a Saturday night at a comedy show. An overweight, beer drinking, crude male takes a dig at his wife. His presence on the ... Read More

Arts Centre Melbourne presented Singing Stories in association with Multiculturalism Australia at the Famous Spiegeltent earlier this month on Saturday 12 April. Featured artists included ... Read More

This article is part of our April and May theme: the relationship between art and human rights – a topic very close to our hearts. ... Read More

This article is part of our March theme, which focuses on an ongoing challenge to Australian society: Race & Discrimination. Read our Editorial for more ... Read More

Tony Birch presented a talk with John Harding, Derek Smith, Destiny Deacon, Yhonnie Scarce and Steaphan Paton – five of the nine City of Melbourne ... Read More

This article is part of our February theme, which focuses on one of the great silences in the human rights conversation in Australia: Prisoners’ Rights. ... Read More