With Halloween almost upon us we thought it fitting to turn our attention to one of the greatest filmmakers of all-time, ‘the Master of Suspense’ himself, Sir Alfred Hitchcock. During his illustrious career Hitchcock made over 50 films spanning across six decades with 46 Oscar nominations.

It is strange to return to Rebecca (1940), Psycho (1960) and The Birds (1963), with an eye on architecture, in the midst of a strict lockdown. I, like all Melbournians, have developed a new relationship with my home over the past many months.

Welcome to our NEW digital space developed especially for children and families to get creative and share their magnificent work.

Ever wonder why when you think of a haunted house, your mind conjures up the same image? One of an older house, large and ornate, often a Victorian mansion. You are not alone.

Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho is celebrating its 60th anniversary in 2020, so we thought it only fitting to celebrate the scary horror masterpiece for Halloween. Whilst Psycho may be his most famous film, all of Hitchcock’s flicks have been known to contain some interesting (and spooky) facts about their production.

Emergent returns in 2021 to show the amazing art & design work of local VCE students. Express your interest to be part of the exhibition.

School holidays are almost here and we have heaps of great online activities for kids of all ages...and some even the parents will love!

Lockdown getting you down? Enjoy the warm weather and get creative outdoors with our Strava Art Challenge.

The perfect web series to inspire our local VCE Theatre Studies & Drama students! Full of Theatre in-jokes and lingo, this is a laugh for everyone, but especially for the Drama kids.

We asked the artists - and creative types - that have performed at Bunjil Place to create a Spotify playlist that inspires their work - past, present and future. Have a listen and you could find some new jams to rock you out of lockdown.

We recently hosted a Scratch Competition and now we're ready to announce the winners. Check out the creative entries and have a go at playing the games for yourself!

We asked the artists - and creative types - that have performed at Bunjil Place to create a Spotify playlist that inspires their work - past, present and future. Have a listen and you could find some new jams to rock you out of lockdown.