There could be thousands of pictures of you online: photographic ‘selfies’ contrived to capture your best angles and features. How many really show how you feel about yourself and your body?

You’re invited to hear a collection of the audio portraits of strangers, who reveal the stories and the secrets of their bodies.

As an additional option, you can step into a private booth, undress and confess – contributing your own self-portrait to the growing archive at Arts House from 8 - 17 June, 2018.

There could be thousands of pictures of you online: photographic ‘selfies’ contrived to capture your best angles and features. How many really show how you feel about yourself and your body?

You’re invited to hear a collection of the audio portraits of strangers, who reveal the stories and the secrets of their bodies.

As an additional option, you can step into a private booth, undress and confess – contributing your own self-portrait to the growing archive at Arts House from 8 - 17 June, 2018.

Optimistic or downbeat? Confident or cynical? Ideas for reform? Capitalism works for me!True/false is both a provocation and a conversation. Listen to Steve Lambert, artist and founder of the Centre for Artistic Activism in conversation with host Emily Sexton as they talk about the art of democratic participation and talking politics on the street.

Kate and Adele in conversation about their upcoming works Worktable and Wowzzzeee, discussing themes around construction, destruction and reconstruction. Recorded for the Festival of Live Art 2018.

S. J. and Georgia in conversation about their upcoming works Rest Area and Stone Tape Theory (S. J.) and Intercourse with the Artist (Georgia), and exploring the changing notion of intimacy. Recorded for the Festival of Live Art 2018.

S. J. and Georgia in conversation about their upcoming works Rest Area and Stone Tape Theory (S. J.) and Intercourse with the Artist (Georgia), and exploring the changing notion of intimacy. Recorded for the Festival of Live Art 2018.

Arts House spoke with co-creator of WE ARE LIGHTNING!, JOF, about the role of live music and public spaces in society and why they are so important.

Arts House spoke with co-creator of WE ARE LIGHTNING!, JOF, about the role of live music and public spaces in society and why they are so important.

Jen Rae, Artist; Alison McMillian, Department of Health & Human Services & Alan March, University of Melbourne.

Jen Rae, Artist; Alison McMillian, Department of Health & Human Services & Alan March, University of Melbourne.