Liveable and Sustainable – Melbourne’s Challenge
Art that inspires living.
Overview
Melbourne may be the world's most liveable city, but according to travel website Babble, it doesn't even make the top ten when it comes to sustainability.
The City of Melbourne Council is keen to change that, though. They're aiming to make Melbourne one of the world's most sustainable cities by 2020, and this exhibition might just give them some inspiration.
The Liveable and Sustainable exhibition will feature artworks by University of Melbourne students and photojournalist Andrew Brownbill that were all inspired by the question, how would you depict a sustainable and liveable city and lifestyle?
The artworks will consist of a range of photos, paintings, sculpture and mixed media works, and two winners will be selected by a panel of judges. There'll be cash prizes for the winners, and their works will be displayed at one of the galleries in Federation Square.
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