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'Kingston Sounds' by Susannah Langley

21 October 2026

An exhibition in Kingston's outdoor lightbox gallery, displaying a series of abstract drawings created inside virtual reality. Created in response to field recordings of the sounds of places, spaces and events in the City of Kingston.

'Refugia' by Kerri Wilson McConchie

21 October 2026

A collage of indigenous flora endemic to the region of Bunurong Land is transformed into moving image sequences, projected onto Kingston Arts' Skybridge, evoking a reimagined ‘wildlife corridor,’ a habitat crucial for the survival of the region’s endangered floristic communities.

'Hand me down' by Andrew Duong

21 October 2026

Exhibiting a series of paintings exploring inherited items and their cultural significance through an Australian-Cambodian-Chinese lens. Paintings reference stories of second-generation migrants and people born in the 90's, through a playful tone that speaks to values of sharing, appreciation and family.

'Rendered Other and Cast Out' by Elizabeth Cole

21 October 2026

A multi-disciplinary exhibition that reworks Antarctic and personal archival materials to warn of our uncertain future due to human-caused global warming. The five-part installation references the historic age of polar exploration, colonial-era whaling and the possible post-human consequences of inaction.

Whichever Way the Wind Blows

21 October 2026

An exhibition exploring the impact of waste on our fragile coastline by five contemporary jewellery and object makers: Lori Hakim, Melinda Young, Gabbee Stolp, Regina Middleton and Liv Boyle.

Cock

22 October 2026

The Mordialloc Theatre Company is presenting Cock by Mike Bartlett, directed by Travis Handcock
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Our venues

Kingston City Hall

From live music to comedy and films, City Hall is a great location for local entertainment.

Kingston Arts Centre

This historic building has a stunning architectural style with intimate spaces ideal for events.

Shirley Burke Theatre

A character filled boutique theatre perfect for performances, presentations and film screenings.

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