O-Week at RMIT Galleries

Discover our RMIT's galleries this O'Week! Love art and want to enrich your time on campus? Join us to meet like-minded people, experience our galleries and enjoy some fairy-floss and popcorn on us!

Image credit: On-Site Lab 01, Aaron Billings, Closing Party.

Hear from our expert team about our exhibitions, how you can get involved throughout the year and other exciting opportunities available for all students on campus.

Free guided gallery tours of First Site Gallery, RMIT Gallery and Design Hub Gallery at:

  • 11:30 am
  • 12:30 am 
  • 1:30 pm 
  • 2:30 pm

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