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Brian Beaton Award nominations closing soon!

Published by: Revelation Perth International Film Festival | 26-Jun-2018

Applications for the Brian Beaton Award are closing soon The successful recipient will also have access to tailored mentoring from up to three leading Western Australian industry professionals. All applications materials must be submitted by 5pm WST on Monday, 2 July 2018.

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Death of a Demi Diva A Musical Comedy

Published by: Alison Sizer | 26-Jun-2018

A concert to end all concerts. Madame Darling, one-hit-wonder and former child-star, has decided to leave show business forever, staging a final concert to mark the end of an era. Featuring a collection of original songs so bad they're good, in styles ranging from 80s soft-rock to Berlin Techno, this is an event not to be missed!

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Director's Talk | 'Women of Utopia'

Published by: Mitchell Fine Art | 26-Jun-2018

Showing at Mitchell Fine Art from 27th June Women of Utopia' is an exhibition showcasing significant artworks by some of Australia's most recognisable female Aboriginal artists from the Utopia region in Central Australia. @mitchellfineartgallery @margaretloypula #womenofutopia #utopiaart #art #aboriginalart #australianartist

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The Painting Mill

Published by: South Australian Museum | 26-Jun-2018

When: July 16-20 / Mon-Thurs: 11am-5pm, Fri: 11am-12:30pm. Where: South Australian Museum. Drop-in event. South Australian artist James Dodd combines art and science to make painting machines! Come play with fun machines that adapt technology to new, creative uses, and make your own artwork. Recommended ages: 5-12.

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Opportunities in Art Licensing with ArtSHINE "“ Surtex New York 2019

Published by: Catherine Burns | 25-Jun-2018

Art Licensing "“ Selling and Licensing Art & Design "“ SURTEX New York 2019. Have you ever wanted to have your artwork reach thousands of people? Have you ever wanted to become full-time artist doing what you love? Now you can join us ArtSHINE @ SURTEX in 2019 and start to make that happen for yourself.

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The Isthmus - Cameron Robbins + Jon Tarry

Published by: Heathcote Cultural Precinct | 24-Jun-2018

'The Isthmus' responds to conditions of site. Cameron Robbins and Jon Tarry collaborate using site, sounds and sensing the surrounds. With the scent of Ocean merging with dynamic natural light, shifting by day as the celestial sky by night assures the vastness of time passing. The light and air influence state of mind, health and wellbeing. @heathcoteculturalprecint

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CHANGES Reveals Full Talks Program and Tonnes of Love Music

Published by: Little Giant | 22-Jun-2018

CHANGES are coming. On July 4 and 5 2018, CHANGES, a collaboration between The Push, Yarra City Council, Music Victoria and the Victorian music community, assembles a roster of ground breaking voices, programming and events to reshape the Australian music industry.

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Expressions Of Interest Open For Brunswick Music Festival 2019

Published by: Deathproof PR | 22-Jun-2018

With local legend Emily Ulman at the helm as Music Programmer, Brunswick Music Festival 2019 is set to once again shake things up "“ continuing to reflect, embrace and challenge this diverse community and place. Brunswick Music Festival is one of Melbourne's longest running inner city music festivals and in 2019 celebrates 31 years. Over three decades the festival has reflected the changing face of Brunswick "“ continually showcasing the best local talent, presenting high calibre international artists and embracing a movable feast of musical genres and events.

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Musical Animal Adventure For Kids With TMO

Published by: Event Manager | 21-Jun-2018

The Metropolitan Orchestra's Cushion Concerts return to Balmain Town Hall on Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th of July. Hear birds singing, lions roaring, elephants stomping and even an unhappy Aardvark, all played by the orchestra! Join Zookeepers Sarah-Grace and Nat for this fun concert that will ignite imaginations in a kid friendly environment.

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FORTE Presented by PROJECTion Dance Company

Published by: Projection Dance | 20-Jun-2018

The FORTE program is a modern dance bill curated to fulfil an insatiable curiosity about movement and its expressive potential. It dives into an exploration of strength in its many forms and uses exquisite design and musical composition to push the dancers to their physical and emotional boundaries.

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Applications now open for the NSW Regional Arts Fund

Published by: Katelyn-Jane Dunn | 19-Jun-2018

Applications are now being accepted for the NSW Regional Arts Fund (RAF), an Australian Government initiative that supports sustainable cultural development in regional and remote communities in Australia. The program is managed by Regional Arts Australia and Regional Arts NSW, and is designed to benefit regional and remote arts practitioners, arts workers, audiences and communities.

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Exhibition Opening - David Fairbairn and Aleph Geddis

Published by: Marina Dobson | 18-Jun-2018

In these large-scale, etched portraits, the face and personality of each sitter emerges from a density of line work: Fairbairn's exhibition is both a culmination of intense artistic investigation and a psychological journey. The sculptural works of Aleph Geddis live at the intersection of traditional methods and modernist forms, informed by woodworking and carving practices of the Pacific Northwest (USA) and Japan, and the essence of Platonic solids.

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Gallery talk with David Fairbairn

Published by: Marina Dobson | 18-Jun-2018

Line is the foundation of David Fairbairn's art: from a density of line work, form emerges. In this exhibition of large scale portraiture, Fairbairn works with etching, extending his previous exploration of drawing by working directly on the copper plate

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Parenthesis

Published by: Aridhi Anderson | 18-Jun-2018

Fairy tales aren't just for kids. Check out this refreshing new take on a Grimm Brothers classic about love, money, magic and karma!

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The Talk by Mish Grigor

Published by: PBP | 18-Jun-2018

Darebin Arts Speakeasy presents THE TALK by Mish Grigor. The Talk is a terribly undomesticated evening. It's one account of what happens when you start talking about sex with your family: what the talk' is, and what it shouldn't be.

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The Alcove Art Shop Winter Warmers Exhibition

Published by: The Alcove Art Shop | 16-Jun-2018

Come and enjoy the textures and colours of winter during the Winter Warmers exhibition from artists of the Alcove Art Shop. All our creations are hand made and include ceramics, jewellery, paintings, woodwork, cards and textiles. All artworks are for sale. We invite you to celebrate the launch of the exhibition with finger food and drinks on our opening night. @alcoveartshop

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Ipswich photographer Jason McNamara wins the $25000 Stanthorpe Art Prize

Published by: Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery | 15-Jun-2018

This year the overall winner who received $25,000 prize money was Jason McNamara from Ipswich, with his work Clyde & Mary. The subjects of the photograph, Clyde and Mary Towler, are often seen walking the streets of Ipswich hand in hand. In this piece they were photographed in their home in Woodend, Ipswich.

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Ovariacting: A Period Drama

Published by: Jamie Boiskin | 15-Jun-2018

Jamie Boiskin's a menstrual activist. Wait, wait, come back! I promise it's okay! Fighting the good fight to make the world comfortable with talking about the bloody elephant in the room, her period. Get ready to paint the town red, and become comfortable with terms such as blood, tampons, diva cup, and raw meat.

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