Live music, markets, cultural activities, panel discussion and more
Join returning artist Lena Becerra for an intimate floor talk inside Xenobotany, exploring the evolving materials and memory-driven processes behind her work.
Join artists Brian Martin and Deeptimayee Patro for a conversation exploring the cross-cultural exchanges, shared making, and Indigenous knowledges that shaped the Ara-Thulu (Tree) project and culminating exhibition.
Blak Dot joins Neighbourhood Noise as part of Brunswick Music Festival to celebrate dual exhibition currently showing: Through our Eyes and A conch choir. Visit the gallery, then join us for special noise activations in the Balam Balam Place Courtyard.
Who controls representation, and at what cost? This panel brings together the artists and curators of Through Our Eyes to interrogate the political conditions shaping how African-Australian lives are seen, framed, and circulated.
Musician Ria Soemardjo will activate the gallery with a live, improvised performance unfolding spontaneously throughout the space.
The Politics of Rice explores how rice can build communal societies, but also how it has been used through colonial and capitalist histories to displace local food cultures. Rassela Malinda and Jack Thompson discuss when rice fosters community and when it becomes an instrument of dispossession.
Tagata Moana: A Taste of the Pacific an evening celebrating the heart of Pasifika FOOD.
Join us for an Artist talk and Live performance with artist Daisy Dale Collier as they share ideas behind Tera echo and deliver a visceral sound intervention with collaborators, Nicholas Currie + Tristan Harwood.
Join artists Kirsten Garner Lyttle, wani toaishara and Frances Tapueluelu for an open conversation as they share the journey behind their works created for our current exhibition, EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE: Panel discussion + ngargee: - Coming together to celebrate Southeast Australian Aboriginal art Book launch
Blam Balam community open day.
BLAK DOT ARTIST MARKET We are back, Dawson & Glenlyon Street Intersection take over
Applications are now open, Blak Dot First Nations Artists Market, SYDNEY RD, STREET PARTY 2025
Colectiva de Abya Yala are pleased to invite you all to Unknotting Sentipensares film screening.
Join: Julie Gough , Peta Clancy, Jody Haines and Jahkarli Romanis
A unique fusion of art and performance celebrating International Women’s Day and Future River: When the past flows.
BLAK DOT Artist Market presented in collaboration with Brunswick Music Festival
Blak Dot Gallery is proud to present the fourth annual Blak Dot Artists Market in Partnership with Brunswick Music Festival.
Primavera/Springtime in Naarm! Yo Soy Collective and Colectiva Abya Yala come together for the first time to curate a beautiful day of live performances, workshops and an artist market.
Enjoy music spoken word poetry, a bit of food refreshments and visual goodness!
Come celebrate the Equinox with live music, workshops, performances and food.
Come along and enjoy Culture, Connection, Collaboration and a good feast
Blak Dot Gallery is proud to present the fourth annual Blak Dot Artists Market in Partnership with Brunswick Music Festival.
Please join us for a afternoon on the lawns with Cubby Art Party Magazine Launch
First Nations-led weaving circle around the fire to talk about traversal connections across the Pacific Ocean.
Re-imagining our outdoor space turning it into an outdoor gallery
For Pacific Islanders, our hair are our crowns. Our connection to identity, ancestors and source of pride.
This event is FREE. Register via the link
These events are free but donations to CUBBY Art Magazine fundrazr are welcome (link below)
https://fundrazr.com/CubbyARTZINE?ref=ab_89rRd4
GOOD BREAD is an Afro American expression of pleasure and approval for a person, place or situation. Brought to you by Cubby Art Party, y'all could say that Good Bread is the art party that we've been... kneading!
At Good Bread, you can expect a wide array of flavour from a lineup of established and emerging artists from across the globe. We're cutting y'all some scrumptious slices of what we got over three weeks in October, so you can celebrate how you want to.
Butter up the dance floor on Opening Night. Snap your fingers at our Spoken Word event. Good Bread goes with everything! Come break some with us.
