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MEMBER SIGNUPHelen Wyatt sees the potential of the small object for thinking and engagement. Her view is that art objects can leave the gallery and walk out the door into the wider world. They invite the wearer to think about the contemporary world and create the opportunity for conversation with people who encounter the works in public settings.
Portrait of North Sydney' represents the latest body of work by Brisbane based artist Chloë Waddell. Inspired by photos from a 2011 trip to New York, Chloë began creating her cityscapes as a celebration of the often unseen angles in our urban landscapes.
Crying In The Leagues Club is a compelling artistic examination of male vulnerability in Australian sport from multidisciplinary artist, Samuel Leighton-Dore. In just his second solo exhibition, Samuel articulates the multi-dimensional and layered role the NRL plays in today's society, with its unique blend of a traditional masculine power structure and emotional openness. It's a realm where men are free to express feelings that - beyond the playing field and changerooms - would be looked upon by many as unusual, uncomfortable and unacceptable.
1890 AND BEYOND - GREEK HERITAGE WALKING TRAIL Participants will develop an understanding of the role of these two historical Perth suburbs in the development of the Greek community, families and businesses and their significant contribution to Western Australian society as it is today.
The Perth Greek Festival brings together people from throughout the Greek diaspora to celebrate and share each other and the wider community. As part of the Perth Greek Festival, Northbridge Piazza presents a Touch of Spice.
Acclaimed German composer, multi-instrumentalist and producer Nils Frahm will bring his otherworldly live show to Adelaide Festival Centre's Dunstan Playhouse this December as part of his upcoming national tour.
Perth Greek Festival presented by LiveLighter features nine full days of cultural celebration and fun events from 19 - 28 October. Showcasing Greek cultural traditions and providing first-hand experiences for everyone, events will also explore commonalities with other cultural groups and the wider Perth community.
In October and November this year, the Seymour Centre will present The Underpants by Oscar-winning comedy legend, Steve Martin. Adapted from Carl Sternheim's play, this is a wild satire that will have audiences laughing out loud.
THE GREEK KITCHEN - A MASTERCLASS IN GREEK CLASSICS FOR THE EVERYDAY COOK Learn Yiayia's techniques and tricks for producing the hearty and healthy classic Greek dishes which are staples of the Greek kitchen. From well-known dishes to those that have not yet made it into the mainstream - impress family and friends by adding these classics to your cooking repertoire.
Dhumbadha Munga means Talking Knowledge in Boonwurrung language.
Lab'Bel will unveil Daniel Buren's Collector's Edition Box at the Laughing Cow® booth in FIAC 2019 - the International Contemporary Art Fair - in Paris.
16-year-old TAFE NSW student Alice Xu has taken out the prestigious 2019 Noel Chettle Memorial Art Prize
The final concert in The Metropolitan Orchestra's eleventh season will cap off another incredible year of music-making with an energised concert performance that will set the scene for an electrifying 2020 concert season.
For his first exhibition in Paris since 2013, organised in collaboration with Marian Goodman Gallery, Giuseppe Penone is presenting his monumental work "Matrice di Linfa" accompanied by two new sculptures created especially for the exhibition.
The iconic Jaipur Literature Festival will once again make its mark on Australia when the second annual JLF Adelaide hosts three days of transnational celebration and cultural exchange from November 1-3. Described as "the greatest literary show on earth", Jaipur Literature Festival is an annual literary extravaganza produced by Teamwork Arts and held in Rajasthan, India. Over the past decade the Festival has hosted more than 2000 speakers and welcomed more than 1.2 million participants. Across 40 free events, the JLF Adelaide program will bring together more than 60 writers, thought leaders, activists and artists from China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Australia, India, Malaysia, Singapore, The Netherlands, the United Arab Emirates and the United Kingdom.
Launch of Maison Matisse to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Henri Matisses's birth Carte blanche to three designers: Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, Jaime Hayon and Alessandro Mendini
Autumn Skye Soul Portraits Painting at Paradise One Eco-Retreat Centre NSW Byron Bay Australia 21st Feb - 1st March 2020. Working on your own canvas, you will be supported and guided step-by-step to paint your own Soul Portrait, a personal journey into the Creative Self. Working in layers of acrylic paint and translucent glazes, you will be invited to look deeply into yourself and discover new elements that embellish your portrait and bring depth and personal symbolism into your piece. All painting levels welcome!
Historically Australia's most important narratives have been of the bush but in more recent years, urban and suburban artists (Harley Manifold, Howard Arkley, Jeffrey Smart, Shaun Tan) have depicted a different side to the Australian landscape. This exhibition explores both. #harleymanifold #urbanscape #landscape #contemporaryart #artcollector #visityarravalley #yarravalley #healesville #painting #art
An evening where writing, mystery, parlour games and low commitment pen pals collide. "Dead Letter Club was one of the most genuinely creative, powerful and beautiful experiences I've ever taken part in." Gemma Jones, Craft Victoria. DLC is a high concept parlour game played by YOU. Assume your nom de plume and through our secret postal service you will correspond with others in the room over the evening remaining unknown to each other. Until the end that is.
Beauty and the Apocalypse encapsulates the beauty in uncertain times via means of abstraction. Rather than escaping from uncertainty, the work emphasizes the fragile beauty found within uncertain moments. Each colour compliments the other sublimely as they sit on the edge of the unknown. (Think; current state of the planet) The paintings are drawn from my subconscious and are non objective. Our time here is not finite, and I choose beauty. Harold David 2019
Embark on a meditative, extraordinary journey! Arrived from Tamil Nadu, India, MAriska MA Veppilaikaliyamma presents her exhibition - Neem Tree Mothers - Dance of healing energies at Café 3C in Aix-en-Provence from 3-9 - 1-10-2019. #mariskamaveepilaikaliyamma #ecospiritualart #earthnaturegoddessart #artexhibitionaixenprovence #artexhibitionfrance
A Success, a Princess and a Hot Mess become unlikely allies after a chance meeting at their local watering hole! Join them on an exciting journey as they map the terrain to hetero-Happily-Ever-After!
35 artists living and working in the region between Byron Bay and Port Macquarie have been selected for exhibition in Still Salon 2019.
The Liliane Bettencourt Prize « pour l'intelligence de la main »® is celebrating its twentieth anniversary with the exhibition L'ESPRIT COMMENCE ET FINIT AU BOUT DES DOIGTS*
The Very Stupid Man is an exhibition of paintings by Jenny Reddin. The works are reminiscent of fragments, scraps and fossils of very early life at a time when the earth was pristine. There is an inverse correlation between the expansion of human intelligence, developments in technology, improvements in the standard of living, and the degradation of the earth. Prehistoric man was stupid because he only knew enough to survive. Time will tell whether modern man is clever enough to reverse the damage that our prosperity has caused. The current signs do not support this theory. Reddin exhibits and is held in art collections internationally. The Very Stupid Man story has been published in the USA.
Sunday 6th October 2019 at 12.30 pm - Important and outstanding onsite contents auction. 251 Jasper Road McKinnon, Victoria. Viewing: Saturday 5th October 11 am to 5 pm- Sunday 6th October 10am -12.15 pm - Under instructions from various homes, estates and collections include: The contents of Ramornie-Historic and important mansion in Kew, The Estate of Mary Draper-Macleod ,The Estate of Madeline Reaburn-Mooroolbark, Contents from Private Homes, Toorak, Brighton, Caulfield, Malvern, Kilsyth, Carnegie, St Kilda, Bentleigh and Beaumaris. The rooms are full, and the majority will be sold without reserves, a must to view and not to be missed.
One of Asia-Pacific's leading contemporary art galleries, Sullivan+Strumpf Sydney is pleased to announce Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran's new solo exhibition, False Gods on 25 October - 16 November 2019.
More elderly women are experiencing homelessness than ever before. #unHOWsedTW #TheatreWorks
Sacha Barker, Samuel Bennett, Madeleine Beech, Natsumi de Dianous, Stephen Peacock, Omra Caoimhe, Chloe Henderson
TAFE NSW Nepean alumnus, Aidan Williams received his first camera at the age of five years, now at the age of 23 he has been awarded some of Australia's top photography awards, including Australasia's Top Sports Photographer and Aperture Emerging Photographer of the Year 2019, for his adventure sports photography.
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