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TAISHAN COMES BACK HOME

Published by: Chengdu Media | 13-Aug-2019

Taishan the famous Chinese Panda which has grown up in a US zoo, finally comes back to his homeland Chengdu.

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Australia's Finest Musicians Unite to Fight Indigenous Suicide

Published by: Concert for Life | 12-Aug-2019

This 10th September, on World Suicide Prevention Day, musicians from the Sydney Symphony and Opera Australia Orchestras will come together with conductor Roger Benedict for a concert at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music to raise funds for the Westerman Jilya Institute for Indigenous Mental Health to prevent Indigenous suicide. #ConcertForLife

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Sweet & Sour Dilemmas

Published by: Brendan Wan | 12-Aug-2019

In this hilarious heartfelt one-act comedy, Chef Chung is the owner and head chef of the Happy Dragon Chinese Restaurant. It was only a few years ago that Chef Chung emigrated to Australia with all of his life savings and a bag full of hopes and dreams to find a better life for himself. However, the reality has not met his expectations and he now faces an important decision - should he stay and endure the hardships as an immigrant or go back to where he came from? #melbfringe @mrbrendanwan @melbfringe

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Town Team Conference 2019

Published by: Town Team Movement | 12-Aug-2019

Town Team Movement (TTM) is an 'under-arching', non- profit organisation helping to create a network of town teams around Australia and New Zealand. Our purpose is to inspire active citizenship and support town teams to build connected, resilient communities and better places.

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Figures in a Landscape

Published by: Philip Samartzis | 10-Aug-2019

The Bogong Centre for Sound Culture [B-CSC] provides artists with the opportunity to undertake deep fieldwork in the Victorian Alps in order to trace the environmental, social and historical underpinnings of the region. Since 2010 the B-CSC has hosted 80 artists in their artist in residence program at Bogong Alpine Village in North-East Victoria. Philip Samartzis speaks to recent alumni of the program about their experience of working in a remote alpine environment. #bogongsound @bogongsound"‹ "‹@hextape.wav"‹ "‹@adampultzmelbye"‹ "‹@shannonleahcollis"‹ #peterblamey "‹#soundart"‹ "‹#fieldrecording #alpinenationalpark"‹ "‹#victorianalps

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Play It Forward Takes Us Back to the 80s - Saturday 7th September, 2.30pm at Deakin Edge

Published by: CarolineK | 9-Aug-2019

Go Back to the 80's with Play It Forward for an amazing choral celebration of the scintillating songs, singers and songwriters of the 1980s. Jonathon Welch, the dynamic and engaging Artistic Director of Play It Forward, comments, "the 80s had such fantastic, radical music. You will know all the songs, I expect everyone will be up and rocking out in the aisles. It's time to break out the neon colours and your leg warmers!"

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Affordable Art Fair Melbourne

Published by: HotHouse Media & Events | 7-Aug-2019

The Affordable Art Fair arrives at Australia's culture capital this September 5-8, bringing four days of enviable art, from some of the best domestic and international galleries to the historic Royal Exhibition Building.

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Duality Melbourne - a blind date of the art world

Published by: Kendall Munns | 7-Aug-2019

Duality is an experiment that pairs 25 writers with 25 artists from Melbourne to explore the relationship between visual and literary narrative. Duality's producer and photographer Shannyn Higgins has photographed all 50 in their creative spaces. The results have been kept secret until the exhibition's opening night. @dualityexperiment

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Journey to Water

Published by: Rachel Carroll | 6-Aug-2019

From 2006 to 2013 Rachel Carroll traveled to see the longest River in Australia. The Murray Darling River Basin. #artexhibition #savethemurray

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Perth Brutal: Dreaming in Concrete

Published by: Art Gallery of WA | 6-Aug-2019

AGWA 40 - Celebrating the Art Gallery of WA's 1979 Brutalist building anniversary. Opened on 2 October 1979 by then Premier Charles Court, the new Art Gallery of WA building was a dramatic example of late Brutalist architecture designed by Polish born Charles Sierakowski. @artgallerywa #artgallerywa #seethingsdifferently #AGWA40 #perthbrutal

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Still: National Still Life Award 2019 Exhibition

Published by: Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery | 6-Aug-2019

Still: National Still Life Award broadens the interpretation and meaning of the still life genre. Not just an award for painting, Still is open to all mediums. Discover the 59 Australian artists selected as finalists for 2019 when the exhibition opens this September. First prize $30,000.

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Multifaceted solo artist and producer Louise Terra presents eerie new single 'Nature Calling' and announces live VR experience video premiere and intimate Melbourne single launch

Published by: This Much Talent | 3-Aug-2019

Melbourne producer and songwriter Louise Terry returns with her first material in three years with sonic new track 'Nature Calling'. Over the last six years, Louise has been performing as Lemona Squeeze - alter ego vocalist in local sextet Sugar Fed Leopards, whilst quietly honing her own craft as a producer and solo artist.

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Adult Ballet Classes in Melbourne

Published by: City Adult Ballet | 2-Aug-2019

Love to dance? Looking for a ballet class, exclusive to adults of all levels, that will have you improving your posture, strength, flexibility and grace?Join us for casual adult ballet classes at City Adult Ballet and be challenged, motivated and inspired to become a better dancer in every class.

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Spirit Lines with Kutcha Edwards, Daniel Jauregui and Adrian Hearn

Published by: The Boite | 2-Aug-2019

A new musical collaboration between Mutti Mutti man Kutcha Edwards, multiple Latin Grammy winner Daniel Jauregui and percussionist Adrian Hearn looms into view in Melbourne this winter, exploring the persistence and significance of ancestral lines in a spirit of hope. Together, the trio has embarked on a journey of collaborative songwriting, working on principles of dialogue, exchange and partnership.

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Australian Revelations: Watch the Sunset

Published by: Revelation Film Festival | 1-Aug-2019

The Revelation Film Festival and Breaking Banter proudly present a celebration of film - past, present and future - through a program of monthly screenings; Australian Revelations. Australian Revelations brings you an incredibly powerful feature, set amongst a group of ice addicts and criminals - Watch the Sunset.

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Chelsea Gustafsson / Comfort Kills

Published by: Flinders Lane Gallery | 1-Aug-2019

The still burgeoning career of artist Chelsea Gustafsson reveals both a painter of technical skill and a person in possession of a sharp sense of humour. Exploring concerns both social and personal; be it ocean pollution, consumerist clutter or the virtue of Australia's native plant-life, Gustafsson utilises a visual language mixed with imagination and incongruity to speak affably of those issues facing contemporary society. In her latest exhibition, Comfort Kills, the seemingly benign and innocent domestic experience is used as a means to translate a complicit and critical worldview. @chelsea_gustafsson #artwork #comfortkills #realism #chairs #details #exceptionalandcollectable @flinderslanegallery

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