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  • APPLICATIONS - NOW OPEN

    APPLICATIONS - NOW OPEN


    Applications to MUDFEST 2013 will be open until 24th May.
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  • FRAMED - ENTRIES NOW OPEN

    FRAMED - ENTRIES NOW OPEN


    We’re running the annual photography competition Framed in collaboration with the George Paton Gallery.
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  • CALLING CREATIVE WRITERS

    CALLING CREATIVE WRITERS


    Love WordPlay? The opportunity for lovers of the written word to exhibit their work will be available as a MudClub nightly event!
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  • SHORT THEATRE WORKS & CABARET

    SHORT THEATRE WORKS & CABARET


    A performance space for numerous performance pieces, short theatre and cabaret will have the opportunity to be staged.
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  • FILM & PROJECTION

    FILM & PROJECTION


    The MudClub is seeking to include film screening facilities with sound, which would be the perfect place to show a series of short works, works in development, or anything film relate
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    • June 19th

      Creative Networking Soiree with Stephen Armstrong

      In these events we’re inviting students from the University of Melbourne who are interested in artistic creation to come together, meet others, with the aim of developing relationships that can lead to collaboration.

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  • LATEST NEWS

    • Applications open for Tastings, Framed and the MudClub!

      We’ve opened up a second round of applications for the festival! Click the links below the trailer for more information. Tastings - a series of curated short performances! Framed - the annual photography competition! MudClub – apply to perform or exhibit in our festival hub!

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    • What is Mudfest?

      Since its inception in 1990, the University of Melbourne’s Mudfest has grown to encompass all forms of artistic expression and become the largest student arts festival in Australia. In recent years each festival has involved around 500 student artists and been visited by roughly 10,000 patrons.

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