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An outstanding sale, many items of museum quality, majority will be sold without reserves, a must to view and not to be missed Sunday 17th November 2019 at 12.30 pm.251 Jasper Road McKinnon, Victoria. Viewing: Saturday 16th November 11 am to 5 pm- Sunday 17th November 10am -12.15 pm. Under instructions from various homes, estates and collections include: The contents of Ramornie- (part 2) and important mansion in Kew. Contents of private homes: Toorak, Caulfield, Cheltenham, Ormond and Brighton.

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THECHO!R, with founding Artistic Director, Dr Jonathon Welch AM, are proud to mark their tenth anniversary at Sharing The Joy on Sunday 15th December at 3pm, in the Collingwood Town Hall. Celebrating a decade of extraordinary music making, friendship and community, this concert features the sensational Liane Keegan, Claire Patti and Daniel Brinsmead as special guest artists, all long term collaborators and friends of THECHO!R. There will truly be something for everyone, with many of THECHO!R's great musical highlights from their vast repertoire, including the world premiere of their newly commissioned work "The Call' by Daniel Brinsmead.

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The National Association for the Visual Arts (NAVA) is pleased to announce Shivanjani Lal as the 2019 recipient of the $3,000 Carstairs Prize for socially engaged practice. An additional highly commended prize of $1,000 was awarded to Laura Jade.

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One of Asia-Pacific's leading contemporary art galleries, Sullivan+Strumpf Singapore is pleased to present Once There - a new solo exhibition by Australian multidisciplinary artist Alex Seton opening on 22 November - 22 December 2019.

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Manilla Street Productions returns with a brand new show, Amazing Grace, New York New York.

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Sullivan+Strumpf Sydney is pleased to announce This is a stained glass window - the first presentation by Sydney artist collective Barbara Cleveland at the gallery on 30 November - 21 December 2019.

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Clay Intersections presents the work of eight contemporary makers who take a range of innovative approaches to making and working with clay

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Diploma of Ceramics students will demonstrate their skills at an incredible art showcase that will be hosted by TAFE NSW Hornsby this month.

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Atelier Bow-Wow's manga pod brings order books, magazines, digital media and design objects, while providing a space for relaxation and quiet.

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An art exhibition and dessert? Yes, please. Melbourne's tantalising and daring dessert café, LuxBite will be bringing just that to the city's doorstep this November.

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A merging of a new passion of portraits and interiors with Rachel Hannan's expanding view of the magnificence of the Blue Mountains .

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Welcome to the Commonwealth of Kekistan, a nation founded on Right-Wing principals; full of Red Pill science and philosophy, a Fair Go (TM) for everyone, and of course, dank memes. Don't forget your passport.

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After selling out his last Australian tour, Jason Alexander is coming Down Under and he's ready to reveal everything you have wanted to know about the hit series Seinfeld..... Serenity now!!

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After a sold out tour in 4 Australian capital cities and 4 amazing venues: The Melba Spiegeltent, Sydney Opera House, The Tivoli Brisbane and Adelaide Festival Centre, MATADOR returns to where it all began!

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THE OPEN CALL FOR THE - CONTEMPORARY TALENTS - COMPETITION RUNS UNTIL NOVEMBER 15th The François Schneider Foundation has for ambition to discover, accompany and reveal new talents at the general public and to support the contemporary creation on the theme of water. Through the - Contemporary Talents - competition, created in 2011, François Schneider wants to support these creators through the acquisition of their works and through their promotion at the Foundation Contemporary Art Centre via an exhibition and the publication of a catalogue.

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Katrin Koenning has won the William and Winifred Bowness Photography Prize with her work 'Three' from the series Lake Mountain (2018). The judging panel - MGA Director, Anouska Phizacklea, Director of Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art, Chris Saines and acclaimed artist, Dr Christian Thompson AO - were unanimous in their decision to award Koenning the $30,000 acquisitive prize for her subtle and quiet image of the bushfire-ravaged landscape of Lake Mountain a decade after Black Saturday in 2009. The judges would like to commend the recipients of the Colour Factory Honourable Mentions, Zia Atahi, Polly Borland and Angela Tiatia.

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Value experience over ownership? Turn heads at your next big event with unique, ethical and contemporary haute couture jewellery and then send it back. The 'The ART JEWELLERY Bank' exhibition provides you with a selection of locally crafted statement jewellery pieces available for hire.

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From capital cities to country towns, They heard the righteous burble from those that missed out and duly obliged...Augie March are pleased to announce an encore tour for 'On The Quiet' this December. #augiemarch

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DEADLINE EXTENDED UNTIL 15th NOV.

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WA-based Gemma Farrell Quintet (GFQ) will embark on their first East Coast tour in November 2019. GFQ will perform at the Perth International Jazz Festival before heading east for shows at the Sydney International Women's Jazz Festival, the Brisbane Jazz Music Institute, and Melbourne's Jazzlab.

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Pleasure presents the work of a diverse group of artists who use the body to celebrate joy, humour, flamboyance and the outrageous.

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Now in its third year, Sidesault at the Melba is a festival celebrating innovative and experimental circus work. From November 7-17, The Melba Spiegeltent and Circus Oz will present six new shows from a range of emerging artists and companies including feminist ensemble GUSH and Indigenous ensemble Na Djinang. Experience a space transformed with stunning new visual artworks interplaying with spectacular physical feats; encounter stories of lost cultural identity through to a plain old-fashioned quest for revenge.

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One of Asia-Pacific's leading contemporary art galleries, Sullivan+Strumpf is excited to announce its representation of award-winning Australian artist Michael Zavros.

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In commemoration of the Singapore Bicentennial, Chong Kai Yan and Pang Xue Qiang put a twist on Singapore's history by retelling it through love stories. (Published in 2018. Written by: Loh Yun Jin, Edited by: Dewey Sim, Photo by: Loh Yun Jin)

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Melbourne Girlgroup power-force The Rebelles hit the airwaves with what's sure to become the catchiest tune this summer, Down By The Rollercoaster. Dropping on October 20 with a sassy new vid-clip to match, DBTR takes a playground chant and kicks it all the way to rock'n'roll heaven. In celebration of their new tune and the return of balmy days and nights, The Rebelles are taking to the road with their sizzling backing band and sensational support acts for a series of killer shows in Melbourne and Geelong.

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The iconic Linden Postcard Show is back for 2019-2020. The 29th annual Linden Postcard Show will be running from Friday 23 November 2019 until Saturday 9 February 2020. #LindenNewArt #LindenPostcardShow

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The British company, Derek Productions, will pay compensation for using an unauthorised copy of a painting by the Aboriginal artist Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarri in the first series of After Life on Netflix earlier this year.

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DreamSong, dubbed the "Australian Book of Mormon" is coming to The Alex Theatre - St Kilda this November! EbbFlow Theatre Co promise all who come to the Church of DreamSong will be touched! By God!

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WKWSCI freshmen Edson Charntor, Clement Ng and Kristian Pineda (all CS '22) each approach music differently to achieve their own sounds. A singer, a busker and a rapper "” these three first-year students from the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information have different styles of music. As independent musicians, they had to pave the way to success on their own, encountering numerous difficulties along the way. Charntor had friends who doubted if he would make it, Ng had to actively seek performing venues and opportunities and Pineda encountered failed record deals at the start of his career. Today, these three musicians have one thing in common: Their personal journeys to find their own voice have hit the right note.

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MPavilion comprises over 400 free events including talks, workshops, performances, kid-friendly experiences, community projects and installations, with an opening week of celebrations.

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