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En plein air painting is the act of painting outdoors. What better way to capture the everchanging mood and atmospheric conditions than to paint what is seen directly onto canvas? It is living in the present moment. It can involve idyllic conditions where life literally stands still as the artist immerses in the scene. However weather and global pandemics can have other agendas. An award-winning Brisbane artist, Barbara Vivash takes us on her journey through landscapes and life events in a mesmerizing exhibition to be showcased at Redcliffe, Queensland during June and July 2021.

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Glass is one of the most exciting and dynamic art forms in this country. It is a uniquely captivating medium, capable of almost endless transformation. @artgallerywa #artgallerywa #myagwamoment @agwatommaloneprize #tommaloneprize

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Join contemporary jewellery artist Vicki Mason to create a radiating flora brooch using textile knotting techniques.

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Following triumphant seasons across the country, journalist Melanie Tait's affectionate Australian comedy receives its SA premiere with State Theatre Company South Australia at Royalty Theatre in June.

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A dynamic exhibition of contemporary ceramic works by TAFE NSW graduates is being held at the influential Kerrie Lowe Gallery in Newtown.

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"If there was a positive to come out of 2020 it was the realisation that PBS was an amazing conduit keeping us all connected through isolation. Music is good for the soul and PBS delivers in spades. Being a part of something bigger than yourself is a beautiful thing." “ Miss Goldie

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The Kodama Film Festival is looking for short films that explore the physical and spiritual landscapes of the planet, showing the relationship with nature and its spaces, its inhabitants, its rhythms, its movements. General topics that may be touched upon include: the relationship between architectural and natural space, portraits of rural life, tension between local and global communities, attitudes towards migration and diversity, the ecological transformation of the planet due to climate change, and the possibilities for sustainable development. We similarly accept a variety of mediums and formats, including but not limited to: narrative films, documentaries, video-performances, screendance, music videos, audiovisual self-portraits, and visual poetry. #nature #landscape #film #callforentries #rural #ecology

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Join the Windowsmiths as they talk about their exhibition Murmuration- A Pliable Formation on display in Object Space.

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The Melbourne Cabaret Festival proudly returns to Chapel Off Chapel from 16 to 27 June 2021. The festival features two weeks of atmospheric, seductive and soul-stirring entertainment. You can experience an entertaining night out and be enticed by the launch of brand new and exciting cabaret shows. Many feature original music and other shows feature music from your favourite singers such as Annie Lennox, Aretha Franklin, Billie Holiday and Beyonce.

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Join Natalie Rosin as she speaks about her exhibition Endangered + Extinct which explores themes of loss through the exploration of architectural structures and ceramics.

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The call for submissions for Al-Tiba9 Contemporary Art Magazine ISSUE09 is now open

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Join Bin Dixon-Ward and Emma Fielden for a talk about their practices and work in the exhibition Made/Worn: Australian Contemporary Jewellery.

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Now the beach weather is morphing into cooler adventure temperature. Local ex Walt Disney artist brings together the warmth of Disney and a unique style full of movement and emotion to champion the connection we have with animals. Venture to the Redcliffe Entertainment Centre Stage Door Gallery from May 25th till June 20th for Running Duck Studio's Love with No Boundaries Exhibition @redcliffeentertainmentcentre.com.au/Explore/Stage-Door-Gallery #rdsink #RunningDuckStudio #LoveWithNoBoundaries

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Adelaide-based Brink Productions presents a thrilling reimagining of Thornton Wilder's 1927 Pulitzer-winning novel to the stage from 9 “ 24 July, 2021 in the Space Theatre, Adelaide Festival Centre.

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The transformative Power of Art in a time of crisis. #Art Gallery #Fine Art #Commercial Gallery #Contemporary Art #Abstract painting # Art #Interior decorating #Design

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Crying Chair Theatre will present a double-bill of two stellar Australian works, Yielding and Big Horn, at Marrickville's Flight Path Theatre from 26th May to 6th June.

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Hobsons Bay City Council invites artists and/or art groups/collectives to showcase artwork and creative designs for the Laneway Gallery exhibition space.

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The South Australian Medical Research Institute has partnered with the Australian Network for Art and Technology to combine science and art to examine DNA.

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For the Bacchus Marsh Rotary Art show, 2021 is a special year, being our 50th golden anniversary. To celebrate, we have increased the total prize money to $12,700 and added a Best in Show category worth $3000. Other categories include best oil, best watercolour, best other medium, best photograph, best 21 years or younger (any medium), best small painting plus best local content and best painting by a local artist. For this special year, artists can enter up to 5 exhibits ($10 per exhibit) with the 5th entry free ! Over the Queen's Birthday long weekend (12-14th June), this show attracts over 1000 visitors with about 600 exhibits on display and on sale. Artists young and old, experienced and novices are encouraged to enter. Join our special event by entering in our show. Details are on: www.bacchusmarshrotary.org.au

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A comedy variety show featuring the best talented performers of colour in Melbourne.

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A deeply personal tale of the enduring love of parents and one child's triumph, Arena Theatre Co's Helpmann Award-Winning production Robot Song returns to the Melbourne stage this July. #ArenaTheatreCo #RobotSong @arenatheatrecompany @arenatheatreco

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The Great Australian Event Finder. Made for Australian & International Nomads.

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Natasha Bieniek is best-known for her miniature oil paintings. Bieniek's paintings are meticulous in their execution and demand close inspection. They link the ancient tradition of 16th century miniature painting with present-day image culture. This exhibition brings together a suit of recent works that have not been seen together before, including Bieniek's stand out painting, Biophilia, which was the winner of the Wynne Prize in 2015.

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Ruth Höflich is an artist and filmmaker, born in Munich, Germany, and currently based in Melbourne. Often beginning with photography, her multidisciplinary practice examines the process of image-making, which she sees as an imprint of the daily flow of energy and information.

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Two exhibitions will make their debut in the new PDNB Gallery location on Manufacturing Street in Dallas, on Saturday, June 5, 2021.

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Vipoo Srivilasa is a Thai-born Melbourne-based artist, curator and arts activist. Srivilasa works predominantly in porcelain but also in an inter-disciplinary manner, creating works on paper, mix media and bronze sculpture, as well as large scale public art. Srivilasa’s playful blend of 19th century European figurines and Asian decorative art practices often explores contemporary cross-cultural and migration experiences.

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A stunning exhibition that goes behind the scenes of Australia's most important industrial design studio and birthplace of GMH iconic cars at Fishermans Bend, Melbourne From Aussie classics to contemporary concept cars, Dream Factory takes a tour through almost 60 years of design by way of rarely seen drawings, models, photographs, film and memories from key designers, showcasing one of Australia's most important industrial design studios, the Technical Centre, at Fishermans Bend. Home to Melbourne's most successful city-based automotive factory, the Technical Centre - opened in 1964 and gave us the HK Monaro, HQ Statesman, VE Commodore, the Bathurst Toranas and the eye-catching Hurricane concept car. Dream Factory is a celebration of form and function and demonstrates how the successful design and production of complex industrial objects put Australia on the post war global stage of automotive design, says curator Harriet Edquist, AM

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We are thrilled to launch our program for #MISF21. The diverse range of opportunities to sing, learn, experience and participate has never been more exciting. Join us for a weekend of amazing vocal workshops with Australia's finest choral conductors! Jonathon Welch AM, Artistic Director, Patrick Burns, Daniel Brinsmead, Nela Trifkovic and Adam Przewlocki. Singing gospel, contemporary, world music, opera, new works, rock and more! LET'S GET LOUD! #MISF21 @MelbSingersFest @playitforwardoz

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Wanna Be A Rabbit is a fusion of physical theatre, story-telling, visual installation and Japanese Butoh, in collaboration between Weave Movement Theatre and international Butoh performance artist, Yumi Umiumare. The work moves between the surreal and absurd; humorously reversing perceptions of difference and exploring themes, such as the tendency to categorise, distance and suspect ‘outsiders’. It asks the hard questions : Will I ever be perfect? Am I invisible? How do I get out of here? It’s dark. What am I: black/white, man/woman/other, less/more, an Aussie oy, oy?

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95% of users who received an invitation to ArtCollecting.Info are the founders of DAO funds and owners of crypto assets: bitcoins, ethereums, Dogecoin.

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