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The Melbourne Fair

Published by: Dianne Pickett | 14-Jul-2018

Shop for one-of-a-kind, vintage, mid-century modern and antique furniture, lighting, jewellery, art, fashion and collectables from the best dealers and stores in Australia.

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Bi-Cycle

Published by: Sam Anderson | 13-Jul-2018

Whether you're a gym junkie or a spin class flunkie, there is something in Bi-Cycle for you. This is a hit theatrical show in the making from Sam Anderson (Underbelly, Drown) that brings abdominal crunching comedy to the stage for 50 minutes of sweat, soul-searching and fun.

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Call for Submissions: Guest Curator

Published by: Boroondara Arts | 13-Jul-2018

Town Hall Gallery invites proposals from emerging, mid-career and established curators or collectives to present an exhibition as part of our 2019 exhibition program.

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Styreet Requiem plus premiere of TATTOO

Published by: MikeC | 13-Jul-2018

Start Homelessness Week with a unique experience that will move your heart and your soul and will help those in need at the same time. Proceeds will support the marvellous work of the School of Hard Knocks. The wonderful Street Requiem remembers the innocent who have died on the street, while offering hope for the future to people and communities struggling with homelessness. It will be followed by the world premiere of TATTOO, an amazing new work written by the inspirational Choir of Hard Knocks in collaboration with the incomparable Warren Wills.

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Craft Cubed Festival of the Handmade

Published by: Craft | 12-Jul-2018

CRAFT'S ANNUAL CELEBRATION OF THE HANDMADE, AND THE BIGGEST COMING TOGETHER OF THE CRAFT AND DESIGN COMMUNITIES IN AUSTRALIA .#craftcubd2018 #craftvictoria #handmade

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Deeper - David Pottinger

Published by: Craft | 12-Jul-2018

One of Australia's foremost ceramic artists, David Pottinger is well known for the complex, striated surfaces of his cylindrical forms. In his exhibition Deeper at Craft, 1 "“ 29 September 2018, David references his ceaseless and inexhaustible exploration of place and natural elements through the patterns within the ceramic form.

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Diva of Jewish Music to Visit Melbourne

Published by: Margot Gorski | 12-Jul-2018

One of Europe's greatest singers of Jewish music, Bente Kahan will perform one concert only in Melbourne on Sunday 12th August. She will also hold a Masterclass in singing in Yiddish the following day.

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night vision - Troy Emery

Published by: Craft | 12-Jul-2018

Troy Emery's exhibition night vision, showing at Craft 7 July "“ 18 August, provokes ideas and feelings about our relationship with animals, and their appeal as decorative pieces or accessories.

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Land Use: A Group Exhibition

Published by: Stephen Bulger Gallery | 11-Jul-2018

Exhibition Dates: July 21 "“ September 8, 2018. Opening Reception: Thursday, July 26, 5-8pm. Stephen Bulger Gallery is pleased to present "Land Use", a group exhibition of work by artists Robert Burley, Dana Fritz, Geoffrey James, and Jamey Stillings.

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Tangible Fractures - Art Exhibition

Published by: Bridget Kennedy Project Space | 11-Jul-2018

Tangible Fractures' - Jenny Du, Merena Nguyen, India Scard - 9 "“ 25 August 2018. Tangible Fractures is an exhibition that attempts to capture the relationship between the physical and psychological self through a collection of experimental works in painting, collage, wearable and non-wearable objects. Jenny Du, Merena Nguyen and India Scard have come together to explore facets of their own lived experiences in this multidisciplinary exhibition.

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The RQAS Biennial 2018

Published by: Rochelle Lindquist | 11-Jul-2018

Hold onto your hats ladies and gentlemen the RQAS Biennial 2018 is coming! Now in it's second year the RQAS Binenial is an exciting programe of events designed to elighten, engage and excite Queensland residents, while providing exciting opportunites for Queensland Artists. Featuring three major compeition exhibtions and a series of public engagement events to bring in the movers and shakers of Brisbane!

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Artist Talk: Mark Dustin on 'The Unstable Image'

Published by: Fox Galleries | 10-Jul-2018

Mark Dustin is the Head of the Drawing & Printmaking Department at the Victorian College of the Arts, The University of Melbourne. His new body of work engages primarily with the place of the image as central to an enforced shared experience of a wider perceived reality, and one that is fundamentally interconnected with the artificial.

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Online exhibition opening: 'After Dark' by Maggie Diaz

Published by: Fox Galleries | 10-Jul-2018

These images of musicians who enlivened Chicago's nightlife, and furthermore of African Americans who took the stage and shared their art in pre-Civil rights movement America, are emblematic of Maggie Diaz's intuitive eye for impactful photographs.

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Sidney Nolan's Ned Kelly series

Published by: Art Gallery of WA | 10-Jul-2018

Ned Kelly seen through Sidney Nolan's rebel masterpiece series, explores themes of identity, individuality, a strong sense of place and vivid brushwork, which have cemented this series of outlaw Ned Kelly in Australia's psyche of national identity.

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spaced 3: north by southeast

Published by: Art Gallery of WA | 10-Jul-2018

Artistic explorers of a different kind are celebrated in spaced 3: north by southeast. Six Australian artists completed residencies in the Nordic heartlands of Finland, Iceland, Denmark and Sweden and five Nordic artists found their place in Western Australia's rural and remote communities.

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The Boîte Melbourne Millennium Chorus 2018"”join now!

Published by: Diana Wolfe | 10-Jul-2018

Singing in groups isn't just great fun, more and more evidence is showing that choral singing is good for our minds and bodies as well. If you've always wanted to experience the joy of singing in a group but haven't had the opportunity before, here's your chance to be part of an extraordinary choir. Enrolments are now open for the 21st Boîte Millennium Chorus"”and the great news is, there's no age limit, and no auditions. It's a welcoming and diverse choir of up to 300 people, who will attend three full-day rehearsals with a professional choir director and musicians, before the concert on Sunday 12th August at Melbourne Town Hall. #boitemillenniumchorus #missionsongsproject

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