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MEMBER SIGNUPGerry's been doing it for years"¦ it's about time someone else got in on the act! Four artists, who also happen to surf, respond to the extraordinary archive of Australia's pioneering surf photographer John Witzig. Featuring Jon Campbell, Robert Moore, Gerry Wedd and Ozzie Wright, plus new work by John Witzig.
Come and join in for a tour of the 3rd Tamworth Textile Triennial Open House with Curator Glenn Barkley, Tamworth Regional Gallery Director Bridget Guthrie and featured artist Jeanette Stok.
Bassist Rob Cave has come far, living six years symptom-free from his schizophrenia. He has learned that it's okay to put yourself out there and to trust yourself and the people around you, "not limiting yourself cause of the circumstances you are in."
Co-presented by vital community radio stations Triple R 102.7FM and PBS 106.7FM, The Age Music Victoria Awards 2018 will take over their new home at Melbourne Recital Centre on Wednesday 21 November as part of Melbourne Music Week. Hosted by beloved radio presenters Lyndelle Wilkinson and Chris Gill, this year's event will feature live performances from Baker Boy, Mildlife, Evelyn Ida Morris, Sampa The Great and Angie McMahon, performing their own standout tracks from the past 12 months.
The AWESOME Arts Creative Challenge gets to travel to over 20 remote and regional schools throughout the year to deliver this amazing arts program. in 2018 we were able to work with students at CAPS Kurrawang to create an AWESOME mural project complete with projection and soundscape. The finished work was presented to parents, family, friends and teachers in the community at a barbecue lunch to celebrate the achievements of the students and spread the Go For 2 & 5 health message.
Rainbow KINection hosted their first ever 'Spring Fling Soiree' at The Court, celebrating the ATSI and LGBTI+ community and their allies. #rkspringfling #mentalhealthstartshere
A tale of love, death and formaldehyde in an all-original comedy-musical. A series of bodies are found with tanbark in their shoes. A hungry journalist is after his big break. Could the key be the local funeral parlour? #thedearlydeparted #comedy #musical #originalmusic #funerals
The 2018 John Fries Award exhibition is now open to the public at UNSW Galleries featuring this year's winner of the annual $10,000 John Fries Award, Sydney-based artist Akil Ahamat for his video and installation work So The Spaces Between Us Can Stay Soft. #JohnFriesMemorialPrize
Come and join Jeanette for some festive fun in a workshop creating a Christmas decoration with Handanger Embroidery!
Inspired by embroidery and keen to learn a new technique? Join Meredith Woolnough for an artist tour of the Tamworth Triennial Textiles Exhibition at Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery on Saturday morning from 10.30am - 11.30am. Meredith will then proceed to "Nesting Needles" at 25 Gale Street, Coramba where from 12.30pm - 4.30pm where she will introduce the students to the workshop techniques for "Sculptural Embroidery".
Join Vinh Van Lam and Stuart Horrex as we celebrate the launch of a group exhibition by The Sydney Comic Guild. FOOD - Exhibition: 1 - 30 November, 2018.
This is it! The moment all the teams have been waiting for. They have played their hearts out and their funny bones are wrapped in bandages from over use. Now they must dig deep to deliver comedy gold on this all or nothing night! Who will take home the glory and who will face defeat?
10th Anniversary Celebration 2009 "“ 2018. This year's Social Inclusion Week is from Saturday 24 November to Sunday 2 December. Celebrate the 10th Social Inclusion Week by holding or attending a socially inclusive event to raise awareness and foster belonging in your local community. One of the simplest things we can do to build caring and inclusive communities is reach out to those around us. #SIW18
Latest Student Experience Survey (SES) shows educational experience of international students in Australia below than domestic student
From Latin American Stories to Victorian History
AWESOME Arts Creative Challenge took on a new look with its 2018 regional program 'Different Voices' during the Sept/Oct school Holidays. Artists in residence Martine Perret and Jonathan Mustard opened up the challenge to the wider Wiluna community in the drop in school holiday sessions. We saw some spectacular photography from the participants of the workshop and the celebration at the end of the 2 week residency was well attended by participants and family members of the community.
People gather in an alleyway next to a quirky antique store on Hollywood Road. They snap photos in front of "The Kowloon Walled City", a mural outside an old building. "They want to promote a kind of local Eastern lifestyle in contrast with a Western equivalent," said Ms. Mou, "so they pay the artist to depict something very local in Hong Kong."
Watch the video to know more about the customs and traditions of the festival and visitors' view about the event.
State Theatre Company will cap off its 2018 season in November with the world premiere of The Gods Of Strangers, an epic family drama exploring the migrant experience in post-war Australia.
Artisans from the Alcove Art Shop showcase an exciting range of exquisite items made by hand including ceramics, jewellery, paintings, sculptures, Christmas decorations, woodwork, cards and textiles. All items are for sale. Find something irresistible for yourself or a loved one, just in time for Christmas!
As most people head home at the end of the working week, it's just the start of yet another Friday night of jamming at MOM Live House in North Point. Multi-coloured laser slice through the music while the crowd cheer the performers with drinks in hand. This is "The Week Hong Kong Indie Music Festival". There are performances every night with a different theme each week and there's a line-up of more than 25 acts. The performers are all unknown local indie bands.
On 4 March 2018, after the outcome of the Italian national elections had been revealed, there was yet another demonstration of the rising power of populist parties, whose campaigns always promise policies against migration. The far-right party, Lega, which has always opposed the migratory flows leading to the Italian coast, increased its share of the vote from 4.1% to 17.69%.
Depression in the black community is largely undocumented. The stigma surrounding this significant matter continues to silence many black people - young and old. In worst case scenarios, some are silenced forever.
The challenges of keeping the tradition alive: Reduced into cinder, it is the joss paper, not the tradition.
The Adelaide Fringe Board has welcomed Dr Odette Pearson as its newest member and hopes to benefit from her wide range of experience in the health and well-being of Indigenous Australians.
Australiyaniality aims to explore Australia's wellbeing. The key word liyan is a Yawuru word that relates to Aboriginal peoples' view of their wellbeing. It is about the way they feel about themselves and relationship with their community. 27 Artists have come together from different disciplines and cultural backgrounds to interrogate their own Australian identity and explore what a better Australian identity would look like. Can it be re-shaped? What is good? What needs to change? What is our collective liyan? How do we materialise all of this into real action?
According to the German dictator, Adolf Hitler after the end of World War 2 two countries would emerge as superpowers ,they are will be the United States and the Soviet Union.Hitler's prediction was surprisingly accurate.After the end of two devastating wars(world war 1 and world war 2) the population of the world got the chance to witness "THE COLD WAR" which was the political tension between the United States and USSR(Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) characterized by propaganda,competition,threats and proxy wars raged by surrogates.Simply, in other words,The US and Soviet Union instead of fighting a direct hot war they fought for such as, making their individual ideologies renowned as the Americans were Capitalists and Soviets were Communists.
Accomplished Gold Coast artist, Nicola Moss continues her exploration of stories of urban green spaces, both here and in Japan, with an exhibition at HOTA.
Mango Hill State School took out Story of the Year with their inspiring performance What About the Children?', in which a young boy discovers a way to make a difference when he learns about children who have been left homeless after a hurricane in Haiti.
Tuggerah Lakes Secondary College's Tumbi Umbi Campus from the NSW Central Coast has taken out Wakakirri's Story of the Year with a moving and creative interpretation of John Marsden's 'The Rabbits'.
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