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The apple of our eye - the GAZE 2018 Irish shorts program reaffirms the quality of LGBT film and filmmaking talent within Ireland, as well as the standard of work being produced internationally by Irish creators. The sheer scope in the exploration in themes, concepts and artistic approaches is proof that queer Irish film has come of age. This curated program reflects the diverse spectrum of voices, the wide-eyed fantasies and the distinct experiences of the Irish LGBT community. The screening includes 6 short films.

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We're not just about the feature films here at the IFFAU. We also appreciate the beauty in short films.

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Home alone while waiting for the Leaving Cert results, twins Emma (Jordanne Jones) and Chantal (Leah McNamara) are world's apart - one a goth and another a pink princess. The estranged twin sisters fight their way back to one another in this laugh-out-loud coming of age Millennial comedy.

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Billy Burns (Kevin McGahern) is a would-be cowboy lost in the dreary fields of Cavan. Billy seeks romance and adventure and dreams of riding into the sunset but the local bully red-necks have other ideas.

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The 66th Sydney Film Festival today announced All Night Cine-Love In - an all-night film extravaganza from 10pm right through until 7:30am at Dendy Newtown (8-9 June 2019). Curated by the Festival's Programs Manager Jenny Neighbour, this special event celebrates her 30th Festival with four weird and wonderful films that changed her cinematic worldview.

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The 66th Sydney Film Festival (5 - 16 June) announces seven family-friendly films will screen at HOYTS Entertainment Quarter as part of the Family Program.

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The 66th Sydney Film Festival today announced a sneak peek of 25 new films to be featured in this year's 5-16 June event. The announcement is in advance of the full program launch on Wednesday 8 May.

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Gabriel (Dermot Murphy), a drummer with bipolar, meets Christopher (Jacob McCarthy), a teenager with Aspergers Syndrome, while the pair are in rehab. An unlikely friendship blossoms despite the hardships giving both young men something to live for in life.

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Thomas Reid lives a solitary life on the fringes of mainstream society, farming the lands passed down to him by his father and grandfather before. But Thomas' idyllic lifestyle is threatened by the compulsory purchase of his land by a multinational company. A modern day David and Goliath tale in this weird and wonderful documentary.

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Opening Reception: Saturday, May 4, 2-5pm. Guided Tour of the Exhibition with Sarah Anne Johnson: Saturday, May 4, 3pm. Exhibition Dates: May 4 - June 15, 2019. Stephen Bulger Gallery is pleased to present "This Land", our fifth solo exhibition of work by Canadian artist Sarah Anne Johnson.

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Contemporary and experimental theatre company The Danger Ensemble return to Theatre Works this August following their hugely divisive 2018 production, The Hamlet Apocalypse. #DangerEnsemble #LetMenTremble #TheatreWorks

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Callout for pop up studio at ADC for the Australian Ceramics Open Studios 2019

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Spend an afternoon with Stephanie and Amy from Outer Island learning to draw plants propagated from the Botanic Gardens, on loan for the afternoon from the Growing Friends Nursery.

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PACT's Salon series continues with Dark & Liteâ„¢

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Featuring a selection of artists exploring the dark, dreamy and distorted, 8 May at The Tote (upstairs) plays host to an evening of pop - with shadow

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Sydney's Irish Film Festival in 2019 is featuring the film 'A Lifetime of Stories', which depicts the personal stories of older Irish members in the Sydney community.

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MILES HALL, MOSTYN BRAMLEY-MOORE and ANTHONY WHITE. This exhibition features three Antipodean painters - Miles Hall, Mostyn Bramley Moore and Anthony White. This three person exhibition presented at Le Pave D'Orsay focuses on the generational breadth and ongoing influence of gestural painting in contemporary practice. Three painters acknowledging through distinct individual approaches of action and process based painting, the weight of the history of abstraction and their ongoing contributions to gestural painting in the contemporary artworld.

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The 2019 Irish Film Festival is featuring the film 'Float Like a Butterfly', depicting a young girl passionate fight to become a boxing champion.

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This May, The Irish Film Festival returns to Sydney and Melbourne with an award winning program, studded with gems all the way from the Emerald Isle. This year's all-inclusive Festival is home to seven full length feature films, five documentaries and six shorts, ranging from compelling dramas, hilarious comedies and hard-hitting real life stories. @irishfilmfestau #irishfilmfestau

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We are happy to announce that artists are now able to register for this years' BERLIN MASTERS Open Call. The OPEN CALL will take place during the day on the 23rd (11:00-18:00), 24th (11:00-18:00) and 25th of May (11:00-13:00) at the Berlin Masters Foundation in Fasanenstraße 28, 10719 Berlin.

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Following hugely successful revivals in London and New York, Tom Stoppard's brilliant comedy, 'Travesties', will have a short Bloomsday season in June at fortyfivedownstairs. It has all the hallmarks of Stoppard's style - playfully extravagant theatricality, an historical occasion, and wit. @ReJoycingMelb

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Sydney's Irish Film Festival 2019 is featuring the inspiring documentary 'The Camino Voyage', as it takes the audience on a dangerous voyage from the seas of Ireland to Northern Spain.

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The Irish Film Festival 2019 in Sydney is featuring the documentary 'Unquiet Graves', which uncovers the hidden secrets surrounding an alleged British government involvement in a civilian killing in Ireland.

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Part art installation and part digital game, City / Safari will see QV Melbourne transformed from 1 May with life-sized works from Melbourne artist, Tom Ripon. www.qv.com.au

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Ellie Coleman's (b.1992) ongoing sculptural series, Lucent Creatures (2018-), at first, seem akin to treasured objects. @contemporaryartawards #art #sculpture #taxidermybirds #animalskulls #crystals #treasuredobjects #contemporaryartawards #2019highlycommended

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Byamee is responsible for all things related to my Country; he is the creator of our fish traps and gave life to the rivers and to all the seeds of life.' - Ralph Rogers, Baranbinja

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Dreamtime, dreams, to the metaphysical vision of life

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Deilaman Gallery, for one month starting from 25th of January, was hosting the sculptures of Simin Ekrami, a sculptor with extraordinary willing to use organic forms and materials. Simin Ekrami, despite most of the sculptors, has started with geometric abstracts and then her works turned to figurative and then again back to abstract concepts.

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Over ten years, Mylyn Nguyen has developed several solo exhibitions for the Gallery that have whimsically explored childhood curiosities. Her current exhibition 'Sometimes I'm too boring for my imaginary friends' continues to explore these themes. Exhibition runs 8 to 26 May

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Stories to Freedom, an exhibition that gives us insight into the past, present and future lives of refugee and migrant women living and working in our community.

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