Art

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

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

R-Coo Tran is a Melbourne based student and photographer. She kindly agreed to volunteer her time to produce a “housing” themed photographic series exclusively for ... Read More

Since 2008 Amnesty International’s ARTillery festival has encouraged emerging and upcoming artists who work in a variety of different disciplines to create work that explores ... Read More

The following is a series of reviews covering films that screened as part of the Melbourne Festival’s Give Peace a Chance program at the Australian ... Read More

Face to Face: Unity In Diversity is project currently being run by the City of Greater Dandenong. It aims to capture and explore the history ... Read More

The 2011 Melbourne Festival closed with a collaborative musical performance on Saturday 22 October at the open-air Sidney Myer Music Bowl. Notes from the Hard ... Read More

This article was first published on the Castan Centre’s blog. You can access the blog here for more great articles on human rights law. A ... Read More

With a short run of only four days as part of the Melbourne Festival, those lucky enough to catch Aftermath at the Malthouse bore witness ... Read More

Look Closer, a photographic exhibition by Daniel King, recently ended at the Level 17 Art Space at Victoria University. The exhibition set out to address ... Read More