Crowd Stance is a rich, large-scale installation that uses bold colour and cartoon-like abstraction to capture the movement and energy of crowds.

A dance work that shifts scale between the microscopic and the universal, Make Your Life Count is an invitation to lose yourself.

A work that shifts between the layered, fluctuating language of movement and the more everyday realm of words with finite meanings.

Six years of collaboration and imagination in the face of disaster – join us for afternoon tea as we delve into our publication In the Time of Refuge.

A theatrical inquiry into the impossible task of seeking the truth.

Get on your feet and soak your senses in a powerful night of music, movement and mental restoration. 

Taking the twelve labours of Hercules as its entry point, this visionary work of theatre excavates the violence that lies beneath the myth of the hero.

Aida Azin deploys evocative dream-state symbols to decode the experiences of a third-culture kid.

Nikki Lam and Yasbelle Kerkow unpick the thornier sides of art collectives, in which collaboration is often countered by imbalances of power, access and visibility.

Timmah Ball's revealing publication explores the complex colonial heritage embedded in Arts House and its surrounding suburbs, while imagining futures in which sovereignty flourishes.

Join us for the first in our Makeshift Publics Artist Sessions series, and hear from two artists from the 2021 cohort as they present research, ideas and themes in their practice.

Radical healing as resistance and the culture of public dance in a time of social distancing – our second Artist Session will take you to fascinating new places.

This short but powerful publication collects the thoughts of a range of artists and organisers on the notion of self-organisation as a cultural and personal practice.

Before the colony dug up anything else, white Australia was mining water – come listen and bear witness to the underground voice of the Great Artesian Basin.

Set your temporal senses astray in Nikki Lam's digital essay, in which audio, video and text play with the altered perceptions of time afforded by today's digital ecology.

A podcast that asks: are art museums themselves just relics, or should we attempt to blow the dust off in search of something more?

A timely collection of writings and reflections on art, disaster and communities. In the Time of Refuge offers readers an expanded understanding of this six-year project.

MASS MOVEMENT contemplates the reality of forced relocation of Pacific people from their submerging island nations.

Join psychologist Chris Cheers in a gentle but invigorating mental workout that dismantles the notion of success and failure in the arts.