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Art and Change

Arts and politics, creativity and change. The Wheeler Centre hosts riveting discussions with some of Australia’s most important intellectual and artistic voices as they explore the intersection between artistic creation and political action.

Presented in partnership with Melbourne Festival.

Past Events

Art and Change

Eavesdropping on Artists: Hipbone Sticking Out / TEAM OF LIFE

Luke Hockley, Sue Giles, Steaphan Paton, Bindi Cole

Past event

20 Oct

Art and Change

Eavesdropping on Artists: 2014 Melbourne Festival Wrap-Up Analysis

Richard Evans, Jason Marriner, Michael Williams, Susan Provan

Past event

26 Oct

Art and Change

Eavesdropping on Artists: AM I / When the mountain changed its clothing

Sarah Austin, Danni Zuvela, John Hughes

Past event

25 Oct

Art and Change

Eavesdropping on Artists: Framed Movements / Opus

Daniel Schlusser, Ian Pidd, Kate Sulan, Angela Conquet

Past event

18 Oct

Art and Change

Eavesdropping on Artists: PRIMO / Something Very Far Away

Paola Balla, Andy Packer, Yumi Umiumare

Past event

19 Oct

Art and Change

Eavesdropping on Artists: Have I No Mouth / Hello, Goodbye & Happy Birthday

Gerard Van Dyck, Gabrielle de Vietri, Emily Sexton, David Bridie

Past event

13 Oct

Art and Change

One in Two: Juvenile Injustice

Allery Sandy, Peter McBain, Sophie McNeill, Barbara Baikie, Scott Rankin

Past event

16 Oct

Art and Change

Art and Feminism

Jane Montgomery Griffiths, Emily Floyd, Atlanta Eke, Juliana Engberg, Mish Grigor

Past event

15 Oct
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