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Pride In the North: Celebrating our diverse community

Pride in the North presents an exhibition drawn from Hume’s diverse LGBTIQA+ community. The exhibition addresses community safety and visibility and demonstrates how creativity can provide a way of taking up space in the world.

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Sunbury ’24 exhibition

The Sunbury ’24 exhibition commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Sunbury Pop Festivals with photographs, objects and audio-visual references from Civic, community and state archive collections.

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Safe Spaces - Makani Art Project

The participants of Makani are newly arrived refugees from Arabic backgrounds aged between 15-25. This exhibition explores their narratives about what constitutes a safe space.

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Particulars - Ornina Art Group

In this group exhibition, The Ornina Art Collective depict the hard work of labor, daily life, and the beauty of the natural world with the aim of engaging viewers with messages of peace and convey their love of painting.

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In My Neighbourhood VR - Created by Some Kind of Squirrel Productions

In My Neighbourhood VR is an interactive and immersive storytelling experience set in a virtual neighbourhood, created in collaboration with 22 emerging writers from the Hume City Council area of Melbourne.

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Portraits of Punjab - Gursewak Singh

Portraits of Punjab is a solo exhibition of paintings that offers a lens on the architecture, nature, villages and people of Punjab, a region in north-western India and the homeland of more than 12,000 residents of Hume.

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Wind Talks: Yolŋu-Makassan Encounters Barrak-Dhimmurru|Warrak-Timborok

A rich, sensory exhibition celebrating the enduring relationship between First Nations peoples of East Arnhem Land and Indonesia since the 15th century that originated from the trepang trade. Presented in collaboration with SalamFest.

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Children: Our Voices have a right to be heard

This exhibition explores the rights of children through perspectives from early childhood, historical and memory.

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Gold Mountain - Lisa Buckland

Lisa shares a series of evocative paintings depicting her family connections to the goldfields around Harrietville in Northeast Victoria.

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