Australia's Finest Musicians Unite to Fight Indigenous Suicide

Mangkaja and Gorman create an Indigenous collection setting a benchmark in collaboration

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Wacom’s vision to bring people and technology closer together through natural interface technologies. Just Another is about creating a visual and visceral experience through artists and events.

Tickets are now on sale for the eagerly-awaited 2019 ButohOUT! Festival—Forbidden Laughter. Thanks to pioneering Japanese-Australian performance artists Yumi Umiumare and Takashi Takiguchi, Melburnians have the chance to experience this unique and captivating dance form. Incorporating elements of cabaret, Bouffon, burlesque and visual installations, Forbidden Laughter is created by Yumi Umiumare along with award-winning performer Maude Davey, and the unstoppable force of WEAVE Movement Theatre, devious duo Willow J Conway and Zya Kane, and the Butoh OUT! Ensemble.

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Australia's Finest Musicians Unite to Fight Indigenous Suicide

Mangkaja and Gorman create an Indigenous collection setting a benchmark in collaboration

Sculpture Scholarships at Tom Bass Sculpture Studio School - Youth and Disability

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