Arts & Culture
Insidious returns home: Docklands Studios hosts latest chapter of global horror franchise
Melbourne’s Docklands Studios is once again playing host to Hollywood, with the latest instalment of the globally successful Insidious film franchise now in production – and the city’s moody architecture setting the tone for another spine-tingling chapter.
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Untapped potential: Should Docklands be a bigger part of the Melbourne Fringe Festival?
The Melbourne Fringe Festival, one of Melbourne’s most entertaining arts festivals, returns in 2025, running from September 30 to October 19.
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Local artist exhibits sculptures at Library at the Dock
Docklands artist and graphic designer Jo Ryan’s exhibition Lett4ms will appear in the library’s window display from October 29.
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Mark Misic’s Rain Shadow comes to Magnet Galleries
Magnet Galleries at The District Docklands will present the exhibition, Rain Shadow, by artist Mark Misic, from October 23 to November 15.
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City works on repair solution for Docklands’ Blowhole sculpture
The City of Melbourne has confirmed it will continue exploring options to refurbish Docklands’ much-loved Blowhole sculpture, following recent maintenance challenges that have left the artwork partly inoperable.
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Docklands frozen in time: photo exhibition captures final days of Victoria Dock
A haunting visual tribute to Docklands before its transformation into a modern city precinct will go on public display for the first time when Last Light on Victoria Dock 1999 opens at MAGNET Galleries this September.
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Jeswri unveils Beyond Hectic at Library at the Dock
Gadigal street artist Jeswri presents Beyond Hectic – a raw and visually striking new exhibition opening on July 10 at the Library at the Dock.
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Want to up your crafting game?
The Cauldron – craft connect, is now offering classes in knitting, beginner basics to refresher courses and help with final construction.
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WWII thriller brings $24 million boost to Docklands Studios and local economy
Melbourne’s Docklands Studios is once again the backdrop for a major international production, with WWII survival thriller Play Dead currently filming on-site using the studio’s world-leading virtual production facilities.
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Urban landscapes intersect with feminine grace in MAGNET Galleries exhibitions
MAGNET Galleries becomes a stage for the dual vision of photographer Rudiger Wasser in June, where the stark geometry of an urban dystopia is set against the gentle grace of a living canvas.
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The Wooden Boat Centre puts its hand up to support RISING Festival artist
The vision of the night photographer
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