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With more than 200 international and national acts, Canberra"s award-winning National Folk Festival is set to be a five-day celebration of music, song and dance plus circus, spoken word and film. It"s held in an idyllic village setting with roving entertainers, street circus, stages of all sizes, a special "KidzFest" zone, market stalls, food vans, shopping precincts, cafes, themed bars and arts and craft activities for all. #ournff #fivedaysinaperfectworld

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You have to come and view this auction , full of rare and unique items from numerous estates and various important collectors. All the items have low estimates and all are priced to sell. View Saturday 2nd December 11am to 4 pm , Monday 4th December 12 noon to 6pm, auction starts at 6.30pm , see more on our website www.aaauctions.com.au

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Now in its 16th year, Cliftons Art Prize is an annual competition helping raise the profile of local artists while providing new platforms for people to engage with art. The 2017 shortlist has now been revealed; 100 artists from ten cities have the chance to win one of ten $2,000 prizes, with one overall winner taking home $10,000 when the winners are revealed on Thursday 30 November.

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Gabby Malpas artworks create a world of escape with colours that blend into tropical plants and ethereal locations. All her pieces have layers of symbolic meaning with compositions similar to Chinese scroll paintings and botanical studies. They are created with watercolour on arches paper and canvas. Gabby Malpas has 30 years in fine tuning her delicate hand with skillful precision. Her artistic elements have a mystical quality that brings to mind a world of peace. The scale of each piece would be perfect for any home or office to brighten a room and complement any décor. Join ArtSHINE Gallery in Chippendale on December 9th Details below.

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'From Where I'm Standing' is a solo exhibition bringing together a new series of acrylic paintings and sculptures by Australian artist Robert Bowers.

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Join us for the closing feast of 'Geon', this Saturday 2nd December from 3-5pm. The exhibition by Sydney College of the Arts graduates Yves Lee, Luke O"Connor, Kalanjay Dhir and Bella A Taylor, reflects on the transformative power of clay: its malleable tactility, its temporal trajectory and its processes of symbiotic exchange which materialise individual impressions. Closing feast: Saturday 2 of December 3-5 pm.

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Artisans from the Alcove Art Shop showcase an exciting range of exquisite items made by hand, including ceramics, jewellery, paintings, sculptures, Christmas decorations, woodwork, cards and textiles. All items are for sale. Find something irresistible for yourself, or a loved-one, just in time for Christmas. You are invited to enjoy the ambience of the Box Hill Community Arts Centre, and some nibbles and refreshments during our opening night on Monday 4th December from 6pm to 8pm.

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The Christmas Truce was an extraordinary event that took place in 1914, the first year of the war, and was never repeated. Thousands of men put down their guns and left their trenches to meet their enemies in No Man"s Land. They exchanged gifts of tobacco, rum and chocolates; even photographs of loved ones. They sang songs, played a game of soccer, and buried each other"s dead. Upon orders from above, they eventually returned to their trenches and re-instigated a war that would last four more years. All is Calm is a musical production with an entirely male cast who tell the story of the 1914 Christmas Truce through the words from letters and poems of the soldiers and through the a cappella harmonies of the Christmas songs they sung.

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Welcome to the Å ajn Online Art Exhibition! No more requests, proofing and praying at galleries, the internet has opened the door to him. From the very beginning, his artistic path has been set as a challenge opposite the established path that leaned on institutions and authorities. He listened to his inner voice and a feeling that told him what he could do from the inside, from the purest spring of his soul. His helpers have been nature, galleries, books and, above all, laborious but joyful creation. They have showed him the way. Nature and man have always been the objects of his interest.

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Portrait, Painter Identity Mirror; A Criticism on 'A Mask unlike The Face' Exhibition in d'Angers Gallery in Semnan, Iran. Curator: Javid Ramezani; Art Research PhD., Tandis Art Magazine - Online Manager. An Art Critique written by Masoud Sadedin. Translated from Persian to English by Hamed Z. Qadim. Portrait, Painter Identity Mirror: What is in the mind of painter as he steps into his workshop? That is the question, not only the audience bear in mind, but also mostly painters are engaged to before entering their own workshop. Probably, the challenge is diverse as much as the number of the painters and each challenge in its very own leads into a new unique concept for painting. Otherwise, not only the painting but any other artwork driven by previous concepts and perceptions is sentenced to death and the artist is the executer.

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JAZZ PARTY LIVE AT QUEENSCLIFF MUSIC FESTIVAL SATURDAY 25 NOVEMBER - GLANUESE STAGE 8.00PM - 9.00PM. "With a heady blend of old swing, jump blues, R&B, gospel, country and western, soul and any myriad incarnations of jazz, each track is starkly different yet capriciously intoxicating." - The Music, Ching Pei KhooMore

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See the best political cartoons of 2016 in a witty exhibition now showing at the State Library of South Australia. Behind the Lines 2016: The Year"s Best Political Cartoons is a travelling exhibition curated by the Museum of Australian Democracy in Canberra. #adelaide #statelibrarysa #slsa #exhibition #cartoons #politics @SLSA

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Eva Ericksen ~ Photography Exhibition Fundraiser for Mary's House. "Humanity Portraits" By Eva Ericksen. This 2 day event is still looking for sponsors from all around the world to come together. If you will donate to the production of this event at the website below. Any amount will qualify you to be entered in our raffle. All donations go to Mary's House - A shelter in the Lower North Shore of Sydney supporting women and their children who need help because of domestic violence.

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It is our pleasure and honor to welcome you to the opening of "A Mask Unlike the Face', a solo portrait paintings exhibition by Adel Sadodin, at d"Aangers Gallery in Semnan-Iran

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To bring 2017 to a close, Belvoir, in association with Vicki Gordon Music Productions (Barefoot Divas), will present the world premiere of Barbara and the Camp Dogs, a bold new production featuring original songs co-written by and starring Ursula Yovich

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Collecto's Choice 2017 is our annual celebration to thank our gallery supporters and the artists we have exhibited throughout the year.

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Need You by Aeora co-written with LANKS, produced by Haxx

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L"artiste belge Geert Goiris s"est rendu tout au long de l"année 2017 sur 12 sites industriels de Rubis Terminal (filiale du groupe Rubis), couvrant l"ensemble des dépôts en Europe, afin de développer une série photographique, intitulée Peak Oil, sur le thème du paysage industriel contemporain. The Belgian artist Geert Goiris traveled throughout 2017 to 12 industrial sites of Rubis Terminal (a subsidiary of the Rubis Group), covering all of the depots in Europe, in order to develop a photographic series, entitled Peak Oil, on the theme of the contemporary industrial landscape.

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The Interlude Writer"s Program is now calling out for 2018! CALL OUT DEADLINE: 5 DECEMBER 12:00 AM

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Are you sick of Beyoncé getting all the good film roles? Melbourne starlet, Heather Bloom returns with her sophomore production "Anti-Heroine" this December. From wannabe Mom-agers, Fairy Godmothers and super villains. Who will end up with the role of a lifetime and give even Beyoncé a run for her money? Join in on your favourite Disney songs, like you"ve never heard them before as Heather ruins your childhood memories with her unique spin on old-fashioned fairy tales.#Disney #Cabaret #Comedy #Villain #Princess #Theatre #Musical

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Having spent the last year busking full time in Melbourne"s CBD, Brisbane-born Dalli is proud to release his debut single "Who Are You" on October 3. Spanning lush electronic elements and emotionally textured vocals, "Who Are You" is a solemn and celebratory psalm to the immovable sense of self within, untethered from external forces.

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Theatre directors and trainers from across the world will once again be gathering in Berlin in January for the now yearly International Directors' and Trainers' Colloquium, which this year is celebrating its 25th edition and will have as its theme 'The New Role of the Role'.

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Exhibition Opening Celebration Thursday December 7th from 7.30 - 9.30 pm @ the L A U R E N T Gallery, 115 Thistlethwaite St, South Melbourne.

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Opening Celebration on December 7th from 7.30 - 9.30 pm @ the L A U R E N T Gallery, 115 Thistlethwaite St, South Melbourne

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"AFRIKA - THE WILD" will be the international first time showing by photographers Ken and Michelle Dyball. The images have been selected from a vast archive of work shot over a ten-year period whilst the couple resided in Africa. Unlike most "visiting" image makers of Africa, the Dyball"s knowledge and connection to the land is apparent through their unique and unrepeatable images.

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Allegri Ensemble presents: SING LULLABY - Glorious Choral Music for Christmas. Allegri Ensemble, directed by Andrew Bainbridge, is pleased to present its final program for 2017, "Sing Lullaby".

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The Women Poets International Movement extends a new invitation to volunteer coordinators of events for global chain of the Woman Scream Festival

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Interlude Gallery invites you to the closing event for our current exhibition 32nd Day by Sydney based artists Yeliz Yorulmaz & Baki Kocaballi. Join the artists over drinks and food to discuss this engaging exhibition. The duo will be reflecting on political tactics of control and demagogic turmoil. Current political strategies are superfluous, an empty vessel of obsolete ideologies.

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With only two weeks until the much-loved Coburg Night Market throws open its gates on Friday November 24, the food trucks and drink-slingers are getting their offerings ready for festive revellers.

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Revelation Perth International Film Festival in association with Breaking Banter proudly present a celebration of Australian film - past present and future - through a program of monthly screenings. This month Australian Revelations presents the Perth premiere of Namatjira Project. In light of the recent court decision, this is a highly topical film.

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