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Celebrate the grand unveiling of the "Hong Kong Pop Art Exhibition" at our Opening Night on January 18, 2024, from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm. We are thrilled to announce that artist Pamela Leung will be our special guest on the opening night! She will share her inspiring journey of pursuing the dream of becoming an artist, overcoming various challenges, and passionately embracing the world of art.
Nobody did cabaret like the amazing Nellie Small.
Talented Coolgardie kids bloom just like their art in a residency full of self-discovery and growth.
Students painted sticks and seed pods to create animals, made flower crowns, cardboard houses and a wonderful short film!
Bungaree Primary School children make AWESOME stop-motion films that are filled with clay animals, fruit, paper flowers and more!
Lanterns and music help Nannup District High School kids BLOOM!
New Point Art is thrilled to present the "Hong Kong Pop Art Exhibition" (香港流行藝術展), a groundbreaking celebration of creativity and cultural fusion. Running from 10 to January 30, 2024, at M2 Gallery, Surry Hill. This historic showcase will feature the works of esteemed contemporary artists Kwok Mang Ho (郭孟浩), known as Frog King (蛙王) ; Prudence Mak (麥雅端), the creator of Chocolate Rain) ; and Jiwye To (杜之外) , marking the first-ever Hong Kong Pop Art exhibition in Sydney. The event is set to captivate art enthusiasts with its bold colors, intricate details, and clever artwork that showcases the extraordinary Hong Kong Pop Art movement
The data shows clear benefits of using arts practice and creativity to more fully engage children in the classroom.
Skills and creativity explored and enhanced in a series of Newman residencies in 2023.
Heart-warming, forthright and moving, Anita Heiss’s own adaptation of her much-loved novel Tiddas, will make its Sydney debut at Belvoir from 12th to 28th January as part of Sydney Festival’s 2024 Blak Out program.
Ensemble Theatre presents Irish playwright John Breen’s heart-warming comedy Alone it Stands.
Coriole Music Festival Artistic Director and acclaimed soloist, chamber and orchestral musician, Simon Cobcroft has firmly established his home at the helm of South Australia’s Coriole Music Festival with the announcement of a world-class 2024 program of debut and return performances.
Nature and dance inspire creative Newman kids!
Young Wiluna artists are the heroes of their own story during this AWESOME Arts Creative Challenge residency!
AWESOME Arts celebrates the imaginative power of young people to innovate, grow, thrive, and BLOOM.
Dedicated to exploring the life of arguably the greatest creative genius the world has ever known, THE LUME Melbourne is thrilled to announce the opening of Leonardo da Vinci – 500 Years of Genius in March 2024, an unparalleled experience that promises to be the most ambitious, immersive and breathtaking yet.
Artspace is thrilled to reopen its doors at Woolloomooloo’s iconic cultural hub, The Gunnery.
Australia’s leading Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander performing arts company, Bangarra Dance Theatre is delighted to bring Frances Rings’ powerful production, Yuldea, to Riverside Theatres from 22 – 24 February 2024. This comes after a record-breaking debut season earlier this year, which marked Yuldea as the highest grossing tour in company history.
Theatre thrills here.
Riverside Theatres and Western Sydney University’s Institute for Australian and Chinese Arts and Culture are thrilled to present Viva Korea, a one-off, captivating performance of Korean traditional masterpieces by musicians from Seoul’s National Gugak Centre on stage at Riverside Theatres Parramatta on Sunday 21st January.
Following a sell-out debut season and due to astronomical audience demand, Griffin Theatre Company is thrilled to announce the return of playwright Suzie Miller’s Jailbaby for a highly limited season at the SBW Stables Theatre from the 4th – 21st January 2024.
Riverside’s National Theatre of Parramatta (NTofP) is delighted to present an exciting artistic collaboration with international artists from renowned UK based theatre makers, The Javaad Alipoor Company with Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World, an ultramodern multi-media theatre piece, as part of the 2024 Sydney Festival at the Sydney Opera House from 19th to 21st January 2024.
Seymour Centre has announced its 2024 season, a set of five outstanding, must-see events presented in partnership with some of Sydney’s most ambitious independent theatre companies.
Ensemble Theatre is thrilled to present the world premiere of Mark Kilmurry and Jamie Oxenbould’s charming new comedy, Midnight Murder at Hamlington Hall, on from Friday 1st December 2023 to Sunday 14th January 2024.
Award-winning choreographer and performer Ghenoa Gela will premiere her landmark new production, GURR ERA OP at Sydney Festival from January 13-19 – a visionary masterpiece of contemporary storytelling exposing the devastating impact of climate change on the Torres Strait Islands.
The Australian String Quartet (ASQ) has revealed an expansive 2024 program featuring national and international performances, world-class festival appearances and enthralling new collaborations. The ASQ’s program showcases a quartet united by the vision to inspire people to live a more musical life. @ASQuartet @australianstringquartet
In 2020, Just Another created their first limited edition time release print series featuring a range of digital and traditional artists to contribute an artwork to highlight themselves and their style. Finally, Release It is back in 2023, with a fresh batch of talent on show. This carefully curated exhibition aims to showcase a range of Australian based artists in various styles – making it even easier to collect affordable, accessible works and support Australia’s vast creative talent pool.
“People often ask me what language I think in internally, and I want to bring it to life and show it to everyone. A student asked me this question yesterday: “What can you hear? Like I can hear English inside my head.” I responded: “I can’t hear; all I can see are visual communications. I imagine how we communicate through body expressions, whether it’s with hands or without them. It’s all visual. Even now, I can see it.”” – Jaycob Campbell (aka Gonketa)
World renowned South Korean composer and pianist YIRUMA will make his much-anticipated return to Australian stages next week, performing in Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney before concluding his Oceania tour in Auckland, New Zealand.
Riverside’s National Theatre of Parramatta (NTofP) announces a bold program of premiere work for 2024.
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