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From 5th to 20th March, Rogue Projects, in association with Bakehouse Theatre Company, will present the world premiere of Sam O'Sullivan's much-anticipated new play You're Not Special; a wickedly dark comedy about relationships, intimacy, and the dangerous line between truth and fiction in the digital age. #URnotSpecial #KXTSydney @bakehousetheatrecompany @rogueprojectsau

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Our story is not one story, but many stories to share. @artgallerywa #artgallerywa #myagwamoment #balancingact

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Nannup-based artists Lewis Horne and Lorelle Sinclair travelled up to Derby on Nyikina country to deliver AWESOME Arts' 2020 Creative Challenge Residency with Derby Senior High School from 2nd “ 6th November.

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A sell-out hit at the 2014 Edinburgh Fringe, Craig Christie's Jungle Bungle is about to be unleashed at Theatre Works these April School Holidays. #JungleBungle #TheatreWorks

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Some artists have what appears to be a magic touch in making a scene so realistic by their strong sense of light. Tricia Taylor, a Master Pastellist is consistently able to convey her thorough and comprehensive knowledge in the use of pastels in her work. The Pastel Society of Australia Inc [PSA Inc] has a high standard of expectations for every artist seeking admission. Sound drawing skills, appropriate use of colour, consistent technical skill level and the ability to demonstrate these qualities to the viewer are just some of the competencies required. Tricia brings abundant creative skills to her easel with every work in her upcoming exhibition at the Redcliffe Old Fire Station Gallery. She will be conducting several workshops and one free demonstration to the public during February and March this year.

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Following their incredibly successful and multi award-winning collaboration on SHIT, Susie Dee, Patricia Cornelius and Nicci Wilks have re-teamed to create RUNT, a play about the runts of the world: the lesser, the unwanted, the weak, those without clout, the insignificant; all the unders.

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NICHOLAS FOLLAND > BURN DOWN THE HOUSE. 13 February 2021 > 16 May 2021. Burn Down the House in not a provocative invitation to act, rather, it is a philosophical pondering that tests the limits of domesticity, our relationship with nature and the potential to overturn dominant political and social systems.

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The world's second largest Fringe festival, which is about to open in Adelaide, will be a bellwether for future arts events.

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One of Australia's largest online art platforms created to help make buying original art accessible to everyone has upended pandemic business trends by expanding from its online offering to open its first bricks and mortar gallery.

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Lab.18 art contest, is a call for submissions open to all kind of artists. Works allowed in the art competition are: drawings, paintings, sculptures, photographs, graphics, mix media and video. A great opportunity for the artists, which can win a cash prize, have the opportunity to exhibit the artworks and much more.

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Geraldine Turner is a true icon of Australian show business.

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Following a year of creative experimentation and marking a major transition in technique, leading mid-career Melbourne based artist Ash Keating's new series expands the physical and psychological complexity of his work.

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Amid the Covid-19 pandemic, everything seems gloomy and lifeless. But in West Kowloon, groups of musicians managed to keep jazz alive and added some zest into the pandemic stricken world. The Freespace Jazz Fest held in West Kowloon Freespace and Art Park from November 6 to 8 had rejuvenated Hongkongers who were fatigued by the pandemic and reunited the musicians and their long-lost audience.

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The true story of Australia's Dog Man' Martin McKenna unfolds on stage for the first time in an immersive new production from Slingsby and State Theatre Company South Australia.

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International & Local Artists invited to submit digital art or digital images of art to Tap Gallery Sydney for entry in the annual LGBTQI Mardi Gras Art Prize. To submit online: https://2021sydneymardigrasoutloudartprize.artcall.org/ More info contact info@tapgallery.org.au First Prize a 1 week solo gallery show, and the top 30 entries submtted will be displayed online and at Tap Gallery over Mardigras 2021

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When dating options took a hit during the height of Covid-19 social distancing restrictions, Adelaide Fringe artist, Phi Theodoros, put down her ukulele and turned to her pen to keep the romance alive with her partner through the art of the love letter. Now to encourage people to feel the love this Valentines Day, she's offering a personalised shout out during her show for any audiences who book 2 or more tickets to her Show "Love at a Distance"before February 14th

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Queenie, renowned for her artful storytelling and raw, emotive vocals, explores the songs, stories and art of the musical legend that is Joni Mitchell

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Riverside Theatres presents Maeve Marden's QUEERSTORIES. Featuring Jane Marsden, Miranda Aguilar, Mark Mariano, David Moutou, Naomi Mourra and Madhuraa Prakash

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With Dr Jonathon Welch AM, our Founding Artistic Director, all the fabulous Play It Forward' choirs are in full swing rehearsing again from next week. You're invited to join the fun. All choirs will rehearse face to face and online, following Government COVID safe practices. Please contact us for all the details. We can't wait to welcome YOU soon!

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Due to the COVID-19 situation in Germany, we cannot welcome guests inside the Gallery. So, to bring color and positive energy to our Neighbors and City “ stating at the same time that art doesn't stop “ we decided to launch. THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS. Using our shop windows to present on a two-week rotation, a selection of videos & art by Per Christian Brown, Boris Eldagsen, Eleonora Roaro, Mathilde Nardone. #luisacatuccigallery #Throughthelookingglass #KunstinBerlin #contemporaryart

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Music in The Sky will take you on a journey from sunset to dreaming, space and sunrise; exciting all senses with live motion graphics and choreographed digital projection to create an immersive musical evening like nothing you have experienced before. The performance features pianist Luke Howard with The Nano Symphony in a six-piece ensemble. The music will cover classical greats to modern contemporary and neoclassical styles with the performance being enhanced by immersive digital projections and visuals. Whether you're a classical lover or a lover of extraordinary experiences, Music in The Sky pushes the boundaries of a traditional music event. Come and slow down with us, be immersed with music, lights and love.

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An exhibition showcasing the works of one of Australia's most colourful, collectible and controversial artists is showing in Fortitude Valley from February 1st. Adam Cullen remains one of Australia's most recognisable contemporary artists. Rising to prominence after winning the 2000 Archibald Prize his early passing in 2012 left its mark on the Australian art movement. Controversial from the start, Adam Cullen gained the moniker of an enfant terrible' after chaining a pig's head to his ankle during art school and wearing it for weeks as it deteriorated.

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A premiere season based on writer Alaine Beek's personal experience of traversing the mental challenges and funny moments of a cancer diagnosis, Jack and Millie is a witty, gritty and important new Australian work, complete with lashings of laughter. @EssenceProductionsMelbourne (FB) #essenceproductions #jackandmillie

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FORM Dance Projects will present the premiere of Raghav Handa's TWO, a dance work produced by Performing Lines.

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Melburnians are familiar with the term four seasons in one day' to describe the famously unpredictable weather. Despite this unpredictability, this all-female group of ceramic artists feel fortunate to live in a city that experiences seasonal change and are inspired by this dynamic and shifting environment.

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Using a multidisciplinary approach, Sue Beyer's visual art practice primarily examines place and space. Her current work is part of an ongoing investigation into the concept of liminal space (transformation and the in-between) through the lens of personal mythologies, postinternet and postdigital concerns, and Instruction Based art.

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Salvaged domestic objects are re-associated with the human body and repaired to create new narratives in this exhibition.

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Four true stories: a monkey; a bus trip; an arrest; and a mugging. How would you get out of getting mugged? Ever been propositioned for a road trip in a bus station bathroom? What's the wildest animal you have been bitten by? Ever been arrested? Matt has done a lot of dumb things and he knows you have too

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Tour and conversation of the exhibition Anita Johnson Larkin: Come To Me Without A Word

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