The Digital Wall in the Bunjil Place foyer is a digital gallery space that exhibits video art and generative works from renowned artists and motion designers. Over the next 2 months we will present a beautiful work by artist, composer and filmmaker Mia Salsjö.

A selection of short films celebrating Diversity and Inclusion from Swinburne University.

Over the colder months of May to August the Bunjil Place Outdoor Screen presents our Art After Dark program. Each evening from 6.00 pm to 7.00 pm we'll exhibit video art works by a high-profile artist. The work is exhibited on loop over the hour, as if in the gallery space, but instead under the stars on our Outdoor Screen. 

Artist, animator, sound designer and filmmaker Paul Fletcher shares with us his latest collection of abstract screen works informed by life experiences.

From its inception Doveton College supports animation projects as part of the curriculum. In so doing students have produced a large catalogue of varied and unique short films. 

Local creative produce Julia Svaganovic presents an interview series profiling South-East Melbourne based artists.

Our friends at the Reel Good Film Festival have again come up with another quirky, engaging and fun program for the Outdoor Screen! Hold on to your hats for this one!

The Masters of Animation, Gaming and Interactivity at RMIT University is considered one of the finest media art tertiary courses in Australia. Lecturer Matthew Riley has selected some of the best (free of dialogue) animations from their archives.

Cinephile, movie buff and one of our favourite film critics Zak Hepburn, has put together another knock out program for the Outdoor Screen Program.

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.