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DF10 is currently being cobbled together

Melbourne Fringe Festival runs from 22nd September to 10th October

Join the network of Screens playing Digital Fringe Content

No screen is too large or small to be involved in Digital Fringe – it may be in a back corner of a library on a computer monitor, part of a shop’s window display, a projector in a foyer, or a huge public screen. We are simply looking to get G rated artistic content into as many nooks and crannies of public space as possible.

Here's a random selection of 25 screens:

Hull - Queen Victoria Square - BBC ScreenLittle Creatures Dinning HallEdinburgh - Festival Square - BBC ScreenWaterfront City DocklandsToorak/South Yarra LibraryUni Melb. Frank Tate Learning CentreUnion Hotel FitzroyGeraldton-Greenough Regional LibraryPine Street Creative Arts CentreBelmont Library M16 ArtspacePrahran LibrarySwindon - Wharf Green - BBC ScreenPort StephensBristol - Millennium Square - BBC ScreenUni of Ballarat Information ServicesNectar LoungeE55Kino Siska Centre for Urban CultureWordChapel Street Cellars The Beach ClubFrankston Arts CentreEurotrashLeeds - Millennium Square - BBC Screen
World
Continents: Australasia = Europe = North America
Countries: England = Romania = Slovenia
States: Western Australia = Northern Territory = New South Wales
Cities: Seattle = Melbourne

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Bar 303
Federation Square
Brunswick Street Gallery
M16 Artspace
Lake Grace Artists and Group Art Space
Central Tafe Art Gallery
Goulburn Regional Art Gallery
Pine Street Creative Arts Centre

Pine Street Creative Arts Centre – Innovative and Progressive Community Arts

Part of the City of Sydney Council, Pine Street Creative Arts Centre is unique inner-city community focused arts centre located in inner city Sydney. The Centre offers a dynamic program of high quality, innovative and progressive arts workshops, events and exhibitions aimed at all sections of the community. The art courses are delivered by specialist tutors and professional artists in a friendly and engaging studio environment. Pine Street’s Community Gallery aims to encourage, stimulate and promote local arts and cultural activities through an active and diverse exhibition program.

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