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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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Following the successful launch of its new gallery space at Collingwood Yards, Arts Project Australia is excited to bring together four solo shows comprising artists Monica Lazzari, Rebecca Scibilia, James MacSporran, and Samraing Chea in 4 x 4 Artist Solos. The artists each hold distinctive practices and collectively capture the essence of colour, imagination, narrative, and pattern, and speak on the energies of society and nuances of everyday life.

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Flinders Quartet are thrilled to present their first program for 2021, Phantasy, streamed digitally via Melbourne Digital Concert Hall this May.

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The Count's announce their 2021 program featuring Jake Mason Trio, Thando, Kee'Ahn, Paul Grabowsky, Audrey Powne and many more. Formerly known as the Jazz Club, The Count's brings a new name, a new look and a new attitude. Located at The Ian Potter Centre for Performing Arts, 48 Exhibition Walk, Clayton 3800.

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This July, Theatre Works and Iron Lung Theatre bring Andrew Bovell's multi award-winning play, When the Rain Stops Falling to Melbourne.

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John Dent: Between Two Countries - an exhibition of paintings opening at Lauraine Diggins Fine Art in Melbourne on Saturday 15th May with 50 artworks painted both in Australia and France. Featuring still lifes, figurative works and Parisian street scenes - inspired by the artist's observations and experiences. From large-scale to more intimate works, the paintings can be viewed on our website www.diggins.com.au and an illustrated colour catalogue can be downloaded.

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Septets by Beethoven and Berwald performed by principal players of The Metropolitan Orchestra will delight within the freshly renovated Leichhardt Town Hall on Sunday, June 6th.

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Winter Warmers Exhibition

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Melbourne's FOJAM (Festival of Jewish Arts and Music) is excited to announce another edition of their popular storytelling and slam poetry night with the upcoming event Spun Stories - Is This My Story To Tell? Who has the right' to tell which story? Are we only able to tell stories that we have experienced ourselves? Is it ok to try and embody another character and tell their story as an act of empathy and compassion? Can we separate the character of a person from the work they create?

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PBS Radio Festival 2021: Make It Home Monday 17 May “ Sunday 30 May 2021 #PBSRadioFestival #MakeItHome "You want a music education? PBS 106.7FM is where you'll get it." “ Ross Wilson, Daddy Cool

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Celebrating 60 years of friendship between Australia and Korea! #kaafartprize #artprize #callforentries #kccsydney #artists

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Endangered + Extinct explores themes of loss through the exploration of architectural structures and the medium of ceramics.

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Murmuration is a contemporary installation by the Windowsmiths, exploring the beauty and function of ordinary technologies driven by the body which enable transformation.

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CDP Kids presents The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show Created by Jonathan Rockefeller Based on Eric Carle's Books

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Lab.19 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 in October 2021 in Rome and much more.

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Over the first weekend in June, Lake Macquarie's local artists and makers will open their studio doors and welcome the general public inside for a behind the scenes look; giving art lovers the chance to meet artists, learn about the creative process and purchase unique artworks to take home. Featured artists work across a variety of mediums including glass, textile, sculpture and painting.

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Made/ Worn: Australian Contemporary Jewellery is an ADC On Tour exhibition of outstanding work by 22 contemporary jewellery artists exploring the act of making, and the creation of meaning for the wearer.

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Do you want to learn a new craft or extend your skills? Join us for this special Sydney Craft Week launch event.

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Uncanny Archives is the debut solo exhibition by Sydney-based artist Lisa Carrett. Through painting and sculpture this show explores the transient sentiments of home within the broader Australian landscape. Carrett investigates how home is inextricably tied to the past and present, as memory informs individual perceptions of place. The home as a repository for memory, is explored as Carrett identifies key symbolism from the homes of her and her families past.

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Running from the 30th of June to the 11th of July at Melbourne's renowned fortyfivedownstairs, Heartstring Theatre proudly present another Australian premiere season - 'Still' by Jen Silverman. #StillHeartstring @heartstringtheatre

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WA's talented young artists are celebrated in this yearly showcase, gauging the pulse of young people who will influence, empower and shape the world we live in. @artgallerywa #artgallerywa #myagwamoment @agwapulse #pulseperspectives #agwapulse

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eX de Medici's extraordinary work examines concepts of power through violence, geo-economic politics and environment. Working from her studio in Canberra, eX presents a new series of detailed watercolours of hybridised moths and weaponry. This is eX's first commercial gallery show in Canberra since 2003.

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WHAT?! An outdoor pool? In Hart van Zuid, at the Annie M.G. Schmidt square in Rotterdam, a functional artwork has been launched in the shape of... a swimming pool - just before the start of the Eurovision Song Contest. Not a real one of course, but an artistic interpretation that serves as an interactive meeting place for the inhabitants of Rotterdam and visitors. The Splash, a collaboration between Arttenders and artist Cindy Bakker, is inspired by the natural appeal of paddling pools. It is a place where functionality, art, spatial development, and policy solutions come together through social design. The work is 'officially' put into use from April 28 on, but can already be admired!

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Glimpses from Wei Rong Wu is an exhibition of works on paper, drawn from the artist’s observations and recollections over the past year. Wei Rong Wu is a Chinese-born artist who combines Western and Eastern artistic practices and materials in the creation of her work. This is Wei Rong’s first solo exhibition. This exhibition runs alongside that of artist friend and collaborator, eX de Medici.

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Starring Natalie Bassingthwaighte & Paulini

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The gallery is pleased to present for CONTACT, Toronto's annual photography festival, Still “ Living through Cancer and Covid, our second solo exhibition with multidisciplinary artist Max Dean. The exhibition of photographs and sculpture includes the cooperation of Andy and the lads, the animatronic figures that Dean rescued from Ontario Place's decommissioned Wilderness Adventure Ride. Over the course of eight weeks, their sculpture will be disassembled into an ever-evolving installation. During the first weeks of the exhibition, while the gallery is closed to the public due to Ontario's government health guidelines, the unravelling of the sculpture will be recorded and released Tuesdays and Fridays at noon starting Friday May 7th. A link to the videos will be available on our website.

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Melbourne-based mid-career artist Natasha Bieniek will present a new solo exhibition at Linden New Art from Saturday 22 May until Sunday 22 August. This exhibition brings together a suite of works that have never previously been exhibited together before, including Bieniek's stand out painting, Biophilia, which was the winner of the Wynne Prize in 2015. Bieniek's paintings are meticulous in their execution and demand close inspection. They draw on notions of the past and present, linking the ancient tradition of 16th century miniature painting with present-day image culture.

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Linden New Art presents Wellness Deity, a new exhibition by one of Australia and Thailand's brightest ceramic talents, Vipoo Srivilasa. Running from Saturday 22 May until Sunday 22 August, Wellness Deity is a community driven project developed during the COVID-19 pandemic in Australia. Wellness Deity is a multidisciplinary exhibition featuring works from the Wellness Deity Project - a self-directed project Srivilasa undertook in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The artist invited people to submit a drawing of their Wellness Deity', a god-like being that has a special or protective power. Srivilasa selected 19 of these drawings to provide inspiration for a series of ceramic sculptures. Each deity has its own unique characteristic based on the personal stories submitted and will be accompanied by a piece of commissioned creative writing.

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Gavin Roach will present the Australian premiere of A Hundred Words for Snow, at Marrickville's Flight Path Theatre from 11th to 23rd May. Starring solo performer and Green Room-award winner Erin Pattinson (Flesh Coloured Panties), A Hundred Words for Snow is an epic, coming-of-age story, about being an explorer in a melting world.

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