Inspired Her invites women artists worldwide to transform personal stories, cultural heritage, and social dialogues into powerful art.

International students enjoyed a free guided Indigenous Art & Soul Tour and explored some of the most captivating spaces at Melbourne Museum.

Australia Women & Children Protection and Development (WCPD) is proud to announce the launch of the Victoria Art & Cultural Trail, a new initiative supported by the Study Melbourne Inclusion Program (SMIP). This engaging series of events is designed to enhance the cultural experience of international students across Victoria and will run from May to November 2025.

Dive into gardening with this innovative program. Grow your green space, support sustainability, and celebrate with eco-friendly garden kits

International students enjoyed a free NGV Pharaoh Exhibition tour, exploring ancient Egypt’s grandeur and pharaohs’ legacies.

Dr. Angelina Mirabito’s seminar explored cross-cultural art, highlighting how cultural fusion creates innovative expressions

An unforgettable Graffiti Art Workshop led by artist Callan Morgan, bringing students to express culture and creativity by street art

The workshop fused flowers and multimedia, transforming traditional floral art into a dynamic, innovative, and immersive creative experience

Exploring Geelong Gallery and attended exhibition on Japanese prints’ influence on Australian artists Cressida Campbell & Margaret Preston

Artist Tamay Beam shared insights into Aboriginal art’s symbolism & cultural significance, showcasing its deep ties to land and tradition.

The Texture Painting Workshop united international students in Melbourne, fostering creativity, community, and cultural exchange through art

Join us this June 2024 for “Migrant Women in Australia,” an art exhibition celebrating the stories, and resilience of immigrant women.

Discover Art Harmony Melbourne (AHM), uniting international students through art workshops, seminars, and cultural projects.