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MEMBER SIGNUPToday NAVA calls on every cultural minister in Australia to implement immediate stimulus, as well as a responsible long-term plan, to ensure the survival of the visual arts and all of our creative colleagues across Australia.
NOTE: Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic this event has been cancelled. This year during beautiful Orange Autumn, Colour City Creatives will be collaborating with the local entrepreneurial legends Gaye and Borry to mount an exhibition in their expansive cellar door space at Borrodell. Tim Winters a world renowned painter and printmaker will be opening the Alive And Creating exhibition. Come and meet the artists, enjoy the glorious view at Borrodell and if you're peckish, the Sisters Rock Restaurant is only across the courtyard and has splendiferous food!
Fire is essential in knifemaking, whether forging metal for the blade with a traditional coke or contemporary gas fire.
NOTE: Due to the current circumstances, the exhibition will be postponed. The gallery is pleased to present Phil Bergerson Retrospective, In Search of Meaning, our sixth solo exhibition of work by Phil Bergerson.
FORM Dance Projects is proud to introduce The Australian Dance Company as they present the premiere of their inaugural work, The Tap Affect, at Riverside Theatres from Thursday 26th to Saturday 28th March.
The A' Design Award and Competition in pursuit of recognizing excellent design works that were proposed and completed within the last 10 years. Each year, A' Design Award features a reputable jury panel of specialist in various categories, to evaluate design projects that submitted to A' Design Award.
MLIVE are excited to announce the third instalment of Live At The Alex, featuring ARIA award-winning Art-Pop star Montaigne. Who will perform at the newly revamped state of the art music theatre at Monash University's on Thursday the 19th of March, before heading off to the Netherlands, where she will represent Australia at the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest.
NOTE: Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic this concert has been cancelled. Please visit www.metorchestra.com.au for information on coming events. The Cellists of Metropolitan Orchestra will delight in an afternoon of sublime music at The Independent Theatre in North Sydney on March 29th.
Innovate Grant is now accepting submissions for the Spring 2020 Cycle. Innovate Grant awards (2) $550.00 grants each quarter, to one Visual Artist and one Photographer. In addition to receiving a grant award, winners will be featured and recognized on our website and join a growing community of vibrant and talented artists. For more information and to apply visit https://innovateartistgrants.org
NOTE: This event has been cancelled due to corona virus. City of Vincent and Mt Hawthorn Hub proudly present the third Little Day Out. A family friendly community event showcasing Braithwaite Park brought to life with fabulous music including local acts. BYO picnic with food trucks on site.
The Metropolitan Orchestra's Kids Cushion Concerts return to Balmain Town Hall on April 4th and 5th in a fun musical event featuring Tubby The Tuba.
NOTE: We have had to postpone our exhibition "Made/Worn: Australian Contemporary Jewellery" due to the new health recommendations relating to COVID19. MADE WORN: Australian Contemporary Jewellery is a 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.
Sex & Death is a six-part web series that follows aspiring but hopeless actress Charlie and her lost cause attempts at romance. Produced by Tobias Willis of Kewl Studios (Now Sound 2018) and starring Actor, Writer and Director Kathleen Lee (Bush Trip 2016) as the protagonist, Sex & Death explores relationships, virtue, self-discovery and self-expression in a semi-autobiographical exploration into the neurodiverse life and brain of Lee herself. With all six episodes set to be released online Wednesday 18 March via www.sexanddeath.online
The Dish is classic Australian stuff and the film that single-handedly put the Australian small town of Parkes on the map... until the Elvis Festival of course. Led by Cliff Buxton (Sam Neill), this lovely film tells the story of the Moon landing and the extraordinary role the Parkes satellite dish in receiving and relaying the iconic images of Neil Armstrong's giant leap for mankind to the world.
Cait Johnson (BA LLB (Hons), Legal Officer Grade V, Work Health and Safety Cert IV) is a lawyer moonlighting as a comedian (the other way around for tax purposes). After a sell-out season at the Sydney Comedy Festival, she presents her debut Melbourne International Comedy Festival solo show - Whiz Bang!
Fans of a good old-fashioned comedy whodunnit should put Incognito! at the top of their must-see list for 2020's Melbourne International Comedy Festival. A play that effortlessly blends witty one-liners and farce in a dazzling satire of the detective genre.
Sacred Grooves for Secular Spaces will work with movement, gesture and symbolism drawn from the religious practice of the many people who now call Australia home.
Hey, you got an hour? Look, I've been doing a shit-ton of thinking aboutus, and where we're headed. This isn't easy, but I need to be 100% Honest with you, even if what I say makes you laugh, very, very hard You had better sit down for this Australia's adopted son of comedy, Arj Barker returns with his brand-new show We Need to Talk'.
Colour is the commonality in their art and three individual approaches to viewing nature makes this upcoming exhibition like a rich gala performance. There is something to suit everybody. Three artists: Cecily Slade, Catherine Hamilton-Jones and Lin Stanton are joining forces once again and coming to The Redcliffe Peninsula during April and May 2020.
Concrete E X P A N D E D considers the affects of colour, design, pattern and shape through works of geometric abstraction.
NOTE: We have had to cancel our upcoming event "Endangered + Extinct" due to the new health recommendations relating to COVID19. Endangered + Extinct is an exhibition by Natalie Rosin which looks at why certain buildings generate so much love, controversy, social support and interest.
Born from the 2018 Documentary Always Amazing, Australian Joel Ozborn's new show The Madman & Me is a comedic personal account of his relationship with genre defying and world- renowned comedy magician, The Amazing Johnathan. It is an explosive exploration of an utterly improbable friendship, and some highly outrageous comedy. The Madman & Me promises a marriage of narrative, humour and heart, while compounding a personal recount of Ozborn's audacious exploits.
12 zodiac animals are depicted in a collaboration between ten Japanese artists, 1 german and 1 italian artist. Each artist has chosen one of the Jyunishi animals to depict in their chosen medium (acrylic on canvas or paper, watercolour, digital art, marker pen etc.).
Kitty Flanagan and Glenn Robbins take to the stage to discuss Kitty's best-selling book, 488 Rules for Life. Appearing in a pair of comfortable armchairs, the duo will humorously dissect the acerbic reference book, creating an on-stage book club, where the audience don't actually need to read the book. The show will address the dos and don'ts of modern day-to-day living, and the habits that disrupt the social equilibrium - with rules for language, food, dating, travel and more.
Award-winning and boundary obliterating comedy show, SH!T-FACED SHAKESPEARE returns to Australia to present an intoxicated interpretation of Shakespeare's Hamlet. The play will be a traditional depiction of Hamlet, with one genuinely inebriated cast member, introduced to challenge the other actors to improvise and incorporate their drunken theatrics. With a different drunken actor for each show, required to start drinking four hours beforehand, Sh!t-Faced Shakespeare promises a unique, one-off experience for audiences.
Simon Taylor is bringing his new show Simon Taylor is a Super Funny Boy to the Australian festival circuit. Simon Taylor is a Super Funny Boy voices the struggles of his generation, as he tried to work out where he fits in a rapidly changing world. Aren't we all?
Award winning comedian Steph Tisdell (The Project, ABC, Triple J) is touring the Australian festival circuit with her brand new show Baby Beryl. Have you ever met a baby named Beryl in the last decade? Because Steph sure hasn't! Names come in and out of fashion and Steph thinks that's pretty weird. Would your life be different if you had a nickname? Even naming structures vary from country to country. So, really, what's in a name?! Steph reckons we should find out. And that's why you're invited to come up on stage for an interview in this interactive and surreal show where stand-up meets chat show!
With a broadly appealing and charmingly observational style, Tahir embodies what it is to be an Australian. Of Turkish decent, his comedy celebrates the idiosyncratic quirks of living in a multicultural society, as well as the commonalities that bond us all together.
NOTE: We have had to cancel our upcoming event "ADC Makers Market" due to the new health recommendations relating to COVID19.
An Absurdist Cabaret Show *Melbourne Premiere*
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