Our Outdoor Screen in the Plaza presents a unique, specialised program that celebrates artists, filmmakers, animators, sporting heroes and our community. Learn more about the content we show directly from the minds of the curators. This week we hear from Zachary Hepburn about his curated piece titled, Animation, Abstraction, Adventure.

Meet Julia Svaganovic, a local creative producer who created the ‘I am an Artist’ series profiling local artists. Julia is also a geek girl, TV addict, and powerchair sports athlete. She co-founded and runs the @WeAreDisabled Twitter project, and is currently the vice president of Powerchair Sports Victoria and Social Media Officer at getaboutable.com.

To celebrate International Women’s Day 2021, the Bunjil Place Outdoor Screen Program is show-casing female filmmakers.

Meet Kylie Steinhardt, a local artist behind the wonderful and whimsical cartoons inside FEM-aFFINITY's The Studio at Bunjil Place Gallery.

Ambient, curated by Paul Fletcher, Artists and Senior Lecturer in Animation at Melbourne University is a sixty-minute program of fifteen, short, wordless films

A Taste of Shorts program is shown on the Outdoor Screen throughout the month of February as part of the MIFF Summer Residency.

On Sunday 21st February Bunjil Place will be presenting The 13 Most Beautiful… Songs for Andy Warhol Screen Tests as part of the PHOTO 2021 Festival program.  Senior Lecture in Screen Studies at Melbourne University Dr. Wendy Haslem has further explored the deep significance of Warhol’s films in the history of media and pop art.  

Our Outdoor Screen in the Plaza presents a unique, specialised program that celebrates artists, filmmakers, animators, sporting heroes and our community. Learn more about the content we show directly from the minds of the curators. This week Zachary Hepburn talks to us about his curated piece titled, Cities, Places, People.

From naming shows to performing weird tricks, we have all the interesting a hilarious details of what it's really like to perform in a circus!

This Sunday the MIFF Summer Residency at Bunjil Place takes a dive into the perilous depths of the Amazon with the critically acclaimed adventure-thriller Jungle.

The MIFF Summer Residency at Bunjil Place kicks off on Friday 5 February with H is for Happiness, so we caught up with acclaimed director John Sheedy to discuss the film and his career transition from stage to screen.

Created by artist game makers Helen Kwok and Chad Toprak, Rainbow Bird Playground offers delightful puzzles, challenges, and activities for children, families, and adults alike.