A musical theatre phenomenon, an online film festival about the internet and virtual exhibitions — this is your guide to where to find the best arts online.
Macon Reed created her immersive installation Eulogy For The Dyke Bar as a tribute to the increasingly rare lesbian bar.This group show at UNSW Galleries in Sydney is reopening on July 9 — but also available now online
. Featuring 20 artists from Australia and abroad, the theme is "queer kinship and forms of being together" — and the showstopper artwork is a 70s-style lesbian bar created in cardboard and wood (Eulogy for the Dyke Bar, by US artistHannah Brontë's mi$$-Eupnea will include video art about deep breathing and reflective listening.
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