State Library Victoria has today announced that a selection of photographs from its collection depicting the impact of COVID-19 and the 2019–20 bushfires in regional Victoria will tour the state throughout the remainder of 2022 and into 2023.​

State Library Victoria will tomorrow (24 June) open a new exhibition that offers a fresh perspective on the interplay of art and science through a combination of newly commissioned artworks and rarely seen collection items.

Work is underway on a cutting-edge digital exhibition of one of the largest collections of rare books and manuscripts, drawn from a formative period in Western political history: the late 16th and early 17th centuries.

State Library Victoria today announced that Paul Duldig has been named as its next Chief Executive Officer, effective 15 August 2022.

State Library Victoria has today announced an exciting new exhibition that shines a light on the stories of women and their overlooked but significant contributions to innovation in artistic and scientific fields. The new show opens on Friday 24 June.

State Library Victoria will join five other cultural institutions across Melbourne for Art After Dark: a weekend of visual art installations and live performances, from 6pm to 1am on 13 and 14 May.

State Library Victoria is calling on the Victorian public to help preserve Melbourne’s architectural history with an End of Financial Year Appeal raising funds to help conserve the original drawings of St Paul’s Cathedral – some of which are six metres long.

$10,000 in seed funding and $20,000 of in-kind support, including coaching, mentoring and access to the StartSpace co-working space have been provided to eight winners of the Study Melbourne Future Founders Venture Scholarships.

President of the Library Board of Victoria, Christine Christian AO, has announced the appointment of three new members, Alex Cartel, Inala Cooper and Mark De Ambrosis for a three-year period.

To mark International Women’s Week, State Library Victoria is proud to unveil a number of significant acquisitions made thanks to its recently launched Women Writers Fund – the first of its kind to be launched by an Australian public library – at a free event on Friday 11 March.