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Barangaroo Delivery Authority unveils a large-scale new video installation celebrating the rich history of Aboriginal culture in Sydney. The artwork celebrates Aboriginal people's deep connection to Country and honours the powerful rituals that have been practiced for thousands of years on this land. Commissioned by Barangaroo Delivery Authority, Wellama will be a temporary installation at Barangaroo Reserve.

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This June, Belvoir will present the long-awaited Sydney premiere of award-winning playwright, Andrew Bovell's family drama, Things I Know to be True.

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A veritable feast of contemporary circus, dazzling burlesque, side-splitting comedy and genre-bending theatre returns to Bondi Pavilion on 9 to 20 July 2019 for Bondi Feast. Bondi Feast features more than 40 shows, starring performers from all over Australia and our first New Zealand act, physical sketch comedy delight Laser Kiwi. Circus is back in the Parlour Tent with a cross-generational circus about knitting, Total Theatre winner Casting Off, and Chasing Smoke, Australia's only Indigenous contemporary circus ensemble.

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CLIPPED Music Video Festival returns for Vivid Sydney 2019 with an exciting line-up celebrating all things music video. A jam-packed program featuring live music and art, VR experiences, a music video exhibition, premiere screenings, a prestigious awards competition and industry discussion panels, CLIPPED is Australia's only dedicated music video event, presenting high calibre work by talented Australian and International filmmakers.

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Just over 200 works from across Australia have been shortlisted in four categories for the esteemed Footscray Art Prize, and will be on display from 20 June - 20 July at Footscray Community Arts Centre and VU at MetroWest.

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Young Melbourne artist Casey Jeffery's nostalgic paintings are a celebration of Australian suburbia, transcending the mundane, humble home with psychedelic charm.

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Opening 20 June 5-7pm, 'June' is a group exhibition of paintings by emerging female artists, admired by MARS

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Antipodes Theatre Company will present the musical song cycle - hailed as "rapturous" by The New York Times - from 14-23 August at Gasworks Arts Park. Tickets are on sale now | #ghostquartetAU @antipodesarts

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The C.O.M Collective in East Brunswick Village (EBV) will host their first studio sale with a market of ceramics, homewares, jewellery and clothing on Saturday 15th June from 10am - 3pm.

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The Royal Opera House 2018/19 Live Cinema Season will exclusively present three sensational ballets in - Triple Bill: Flight Pattern/Within the Golden Hour/New Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui (30 June and 03 July 2019) at 20 Event Cinemas and 7 Village Cinemas locations nationally

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Gomthi Suresh, originally from India, is a TAFE NSW Hornsby Advanced Diploma of Ceramics student who has just set up her own gallery in India. Under the guidance of TAFE NSW Hornsby Ceramics teachers, Ms Suresh has learnt all the skills required to plan an exhibition to promote her work.

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Queensland community theatre company, Mates Theatre Genesis, brings the hilarious comedy play, "My Husband's Nuts!" to the stage in July.

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International Creative Camp-Residency, Cluj County, for artists (painters, drawn) average-advanced and for art galleries that represent artists, galleries that want to become partners, between 17-25 august 2019, with the possibility of extension if necessary.

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This June, Artereal Gallery is proud to present a solo exhibition of new paintings by Australian-based, Korean artist Hyun-Hee Lee. Exhibition opens 5 June, 2019 from 6pm - 8pm at Artereal Gallery.

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The Latin American Contemporary Fine Art Competition is a spectacular platform to expose and promote your work internationally. @AgoraGalleryNY #AgoraGalleryNY #agora_gallery @agora_gallery

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Sydney Theatre Award winning Outhouse Theatre Company brings the hilarious and touching play, Trevor by Orange is the New Black and GLOW writer Nick Jones, to the KXT stage in June.

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Some are born great, some have greatness thrust upon them and others are born without their placenta. In this quirky and warm-hearted show, Siobhan Judge sings and overshares stories from her birth, childhood and young adulthood.

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Complex Life brings together the work of two friends and artists, Catherine Hearse and Glenn Murray.

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John Mezzini's series of oil paintings, E lascia dir le genti, captures fragments of social interaction.

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The Royal Opera House 2018/19 Live Cinema Season will exclusively present critically acclaimed French composer Charles-François Gounod's most famous opera - Faust (8, 9 and 12 June 2019) in 20 Event Cinemas and 7 Village Cinemas locations nationally.

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Chair of the NAVA Board James Emmett today welcomes Genevieve Grieves and Wesley Enoch to the board of the organisation leading policy, advocacy and action for a contemporary arts sector that's ambitious and fair.

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Applications are now open for the TBSSS and Creative of Sydney Youth and Accessibility Scholarships.

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In the wake of World War II hundreds of exiled and displaced European artists, architects and designers arrived in Melbourne and sought employment with RMIT. Melbourne Modern traces a legacy of European influence through successive generations of RMIT teachers and students to the present day.

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In the aftermath of an apocalyptic social collapse, one person survives. But he's still hungry"¦ #AutoCannibalTW #TheatreWorks

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The interactive web documentary 'Welcome to Pine Point' provides a sense of social reality to exchange ideas through a new textual form. If we consider writing as part of a dynamic 'ecosystem', what new possibilities does writing in a digitally networked environment open up?

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NAVA welcomes Paul Fletcher to the ministry of Communications, Cyber Safety and the Arts, and thanks Senator Mitch Fifield for his service across almost four years as minister for the arts.

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Following a sold-out premiere season, Peta Hanrahan's stage adaptation of Virginia Woolf's classic essay returns this July to fortyfivedownstairs in the Melbourne CBD. #SentientTheatre #TheVirginiaPlay

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More than 20 years after "Wheel Of Fortune" wrapped filming here, The Black Box Experiment is bringing game shows back to Adelaide. For the month of June, one of Adelaide's most adored comedians Big Al will host "The Gap" - a game show that fits big laughs into tiny spaces. Each week 2 contestants will be pitted against each other as they try and get inside the mind of a panel of personalities. The are no right answers - in this game only the funniest survive! If you like "Blankety Blanks" and "Cards Against Humanity" you'll love The Gap.

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A new exhibition by Braidwood artist @Julian Laffan. 'Illuminated Artefacts' presents works which focus on the intimacy of interiors.  Julian creates unique works by directly colouring his hand-carved woodblocks with pencil, oil and gouache.  His works are a prolonged meditation on an individual moment, carved and suspended as an image in timber and beautifully executed. Visit @beavergalleries for further information. #beavergalleries #julianlaffan #beavergalleries

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Follow the yellow brick road to fun school holiday entertainment as the Young Australian Broadway Chorus presents The Wizard of Oz - Young Performers Edition at the University of Melbourne's Union Theatre from July 10-13, 2019.

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