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At The Movies is a hilarious romp through B movie heaven with the audience deciding each night which of two B movies they'd like to see the Impro Melbourne cast have fun with.
Australian Revelations returns for 2019 with one of the undiscovered films of 2017. The Pretend One has been described as "perfect in every aspect" by our friends at Cinema Australia and it's easy to see why.
Sculpture in the Garden and its $30,000 Wollongong Acquisitive Sculpture Award is a biennial outdoor sculpture exhibition held in the Wollongong Botanic Garden."‹ The exhibition provides an opportunity for finalists to showcase their work in a beautiful and unique botanical garden setting. The inaugural exhibition and $30,000 acquisitive award began in 2016 and featured local, national and international artists. Finalists also vie for the Gardener's Choice and People's Choice Award.
Chelsea Wilson is back with her highly anticipated second album Chasing Gold out Friday 15 March via House of Valerie Joan.
Dr Jonathon Welch AM invites men and boys of all ages to join our new Brisbane branch. Calling all dads, brothers, uncles, grandfathers, cousins and mates! Proudly participating in Queensland Music Festival 2019 #menaloud #qmf2019
Off the back of her most career-defining year yet, transfixing nom de guerre Merpire is thrilled to be kicking off the new year with some brand new music and a run of Festival appearances across the country. #merpiremusic @merpiremusic
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to step inside an artist's mind to witness the creative result of transforming the insides of a building into a series of site-specific sculptures and art installations? @BallaratFoto #BallaratFoto
Opening Night 22 March 6-8pm. A solo exhibition by Western Australian artist Marijke Loosjes which explores the ever-present taboo topic of grief and mourning. #australianartists #australianarts #contemporaryart #curator #artoninstagram #artshow #artofvisuals #artlover #arte #artnews #artgram #ausart #artcollector #installationview #artecontemporaneo #artcontemporain #exhibitionview #galleryopening #perthpop #seeperth #helloperth #australiangalleries #contemporary_art
Travel sketch and learn to creatively journal your holiday with a variety of renowned Urban Sketchers and Watercolor sketchers in breathtaking locations worldwide. A range of fully-escorted sketching holidays with your expert guide and historian. Sketch in some of the most iconic places in the world with great company and excellent tuition. @frenchfusiontravel
Please join Vinh Van Lam and Stuart Horrex together with the ArtSHINE community to celebrate the launch of a solo exhibition by Karen Redlich.
Are you next in Art? Are you an emerging artists who wants to present your work to an international world of audience at a low cost? Art Next Expo can help you that. Submit your application for free before 15/4/2019 at www.artnextexpo.com/2019 to enter the International Artists Award Contest and entry to the Expo. @ArtNextExpo #ArtNextExpo #artlovers #art #callforartists #artworks #artshow
This March, Belvoir will present the Sydney premiere of the world-wide smash hit, Every Brilliant Thing, starring Kate Mulvany as the solo performer in this beautiful and poignant play.
Fun, feisty and incredibly fertile Odette! is the larger-than-life cleaning lady everybody loves to love. Meet her in this award-nominated debut solo show, fresh from successful runs in Australia and the UK.
Two trailblazing stars of the Australian music scene, Joelistics and James Mangohig, will present a vibrant, contemporary portrayal of the Asian Australian experience in their critically-acclaimed production, In Between Two.
The Copyright Agency today announced the finalists for the 10th annual John Fries Award 2019. Led in 2019 by respected Melbourne-based visual arts curator and writer Miriam Kelly, the John Fries Award is a $10,000 non-acquisitive award recognising the talents of early career visual artists from Australia and New Zealand.
One of Australia's favourite performers, Jonathan Biggins, is Paul Keating "” visionary, reformer and rabble-rouser.
A survey exhibition of one of the famous 'Petyarre' sisters is showing at Mitchell Fine Art in Fortitude Valley from 27th February 2019. @mitchellfineartgallery #nancykunothpetyarre #nancypetyarre #aboriginalart #brisbaneexhibition #gallery #centralaustralia
Theatre-lovers are invited to share treasured memories and memorabilia from Her Majesty's Theatre for a special exhibition celebrating the colourful past and exciting future of the redeveloped theatre.
Hostile Infrastructure is a participatory art installation created by Perth-based artist Bruno Booth which allows people to gain some insight into a world that is still largely inaccessible to the disabled community. Producing feelings of rebelliousness, slight indignity, failure and amusement, the installation sheds light on the everyday difficulties that appear when navigating the built environment in a wheelchair. The official opening will be held on April 5, 6-9pm.
Entries for the 2019 Ravenswood Australian Women's Art Prize will close at midday (Daylight Saving Time Eastern Australia) on Wednesday 20 March 2019. Enter at https://www.ravenswoodartprize.com.au/2019/artprize/home. Established by Ravenswood School for Girls in 2017 to recognise, encourage and promote women in the visual arts, the Ravenswood Australian Women's Art Prize is Australia's richest art prize for women. Proudly supported by Platinum Sponsor, Stockland, the prize has two entry categories: the Professional Artist Prize valued at $35,000 and the Emerging Artist Prize valued at $5000. Entries to the Art Prize may be in any medium and must best reflect the intentions of the artist's practice.
Starstruck: Australian Movie Portraits is the striking new exhibition launching at HOTA, Home of the Arts from March 2 to April 28, showcasing portraits featuring moments from over 100 years of Australian movies. @hotagc #hotagc
The Queen of the Cross is a vibrant new Duchamp Wall Commission by Courtenay McCue, inspired by Carlotta; a Gold Coast icon, fearless cabaret dancer and LGBTQ activist.
This hilarious, emotionally charged, one woman cabaret has a relatable moment for everyone! A sweet yet very real insight into dating, fitness and the dreaded high school reunion will double as a great night out and free therapy for all. Come on a wild ride deep into the twisted rabbit-hole of the human psyche. Chameleon brilliantly portrays a new point of view of the norms of mental illness through heartfelt stories of a woman's journey to mental wellness. With original music from the world of the blues, Chameleon packs a healthy dose of funny for the mind, body and soul.
274 Nominations, 111 Productions, 62 Awards, 1 night. #GRA2019 #GreenRoomAwards
A thought-provoking and hilarious play about today's scientific dilemmas, featuring cameos from real scientists. Playing at the Canberra Enlighten Festival, the play tackles the serious issues of global warming, vaccination and genetic modification, in a light hearted and fun way. #enlightencanberra #canberra
Presented in celebration of Phillip Adams BalletLab's 20th anniversary year, Glory embodies a philosophical ritualising of choreographic traditions, cinema, irreverence and conceptual art.
There was unexpected drama last night "” 22 February "” at the Noel Lothian Hall in the Adelaide Botanic Garden. As the audience were lining up for Jden Redden's 'jden redden: The Expert at the Card Table' "” which incidentally won the BankSA Adelaide Fringe BEST MAGIC Weekly Award the previous night; for the second consecutive year "” the deafening alerts of the smoke alarms began to wail, joined with flashing red lights.
Holly Grace's new exhibition explores the history and motivations behind early European settlement in the Australian Highlands. She examines their search for material wealth within a landscape of immaterial beauty, juxtaposing the two through imagery painted, etched and projected onto glass objects.
Acclaimed artist Brett Weir returns to his native Australia to unveil his first major solo exhibition in Sydney. To be exhibited at the art gallery Michael Reid Sydney from Thursday 28 February to 30 March 2019, this new series is widely anticipated on the back of Weir's successful career in Europe where his profile continues to grow from his adopted home in Zürich.
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