National Gallery of Victoria Triennial 2018

Guo Pei's cathedral-inspired gowns "White Goddess"

"Luminous Spirit"

"Manga Chairs" designed by Oki Sato

"Eternity-Buddha in Nirvana" by Xu Zhen

Yamagami Yukihiro’s installation "Shinjuku calling" Meticulously drawn in pencil, superimposed with moving image.

Ron Mueck's "Mass" Over 100 giant skulls hidden away on Level 3 amongst the European Masters Collection.

Melbourne's NGV free-entry blockbuster finishes April 15, 2018. Allow yourself at least 3 hours if you want to take in Virtual Reality installation and cinematic productions ("Incoming" and "Wilson Must Go").

"Melbourne Now" NGV Exhibition Mark Hilton's "Don't Worry"

This eclectic art exhibition runs until March 23 2014. One of the highlights is Mark Hilton's stunning work, "Don't Worry".

Walking into a darkened room, the large piece on the far wall is somewhat overshadowed by more flamboyant works and installations.

But as you move closer....

Each letter is crawling with disturbing, tortured figures. You can make out Melbourne references such as the suburban train carriages and school scenes. They are supposed to represent the 37 year old artist's experiences from childhood through to adulthood. Looks more like a medieval vision of purgatory. Anyway, it'll knock your socks off.

Images Copyright Mark Hilton

"Melbourne Now" is spread over 2 venues

• National Gallery of Victoria St Kilda Road, Melbourne (where the above piece is housed)
• Ian Potter Gallery Federation Square Flinders Street, Melbourne