Byron Writers Festival - Writers on the Road Launch
Byron Writers’ Festival’s ‘Writers on the Road’ Launch. Stories grow, anywhere, anyhow.
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Clay Pot Rip Off
Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery Tour & Craft
CHIN PONY
A twin exhibition by Luisa Hansal and Tamara Marrington. In the form of paintings, sculpture and video the artists bring seemingly disparate and private narratives together through a shared focus on symbolism, sentiment and diaristic confessions. @chamberpresents @luisahansal @tamaramarrington
#art #exhibition
Indigenous art moves out of the shadows and onto smartphones
A new interactive digital platform is bringing ancient indigenous Australian art from one of the world’s biggest collections to life.
WORKSHOPPED19 - Call for applications
Call out for applications for WORKSHOPPED19
Transitions Film Festival Returns to Sydney this April
The Transitions Film Festival is dedicated to showcasing inspirational documentaries about the social and technological innovations, revolutionary ideas and trailblazing change makers that are leading the way to a better world. #TFFest19
The NAVA community mourns the loss of Edmund Capon AM OBE
Today NAVA joins the Australian arts community in mourning the loss of Edmund Capon AM OBE, who for 33 years led the Art Gallery of NSW through a transformative period, and served as Chair of 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art since 2014.
In the Moment, and in the Cabinet (of Curiosities)
In this exhibition Szylvia explores Occidental and Oriental relationships through the metaphor of ceramic vessels.
Laura Imbruglia - Scared of You out Friday 29 March + National album tour
Resurfacing jack of all trades, Laura Imbruglia is thrilled to finally reveal the entirety of her hotly anticipated new album Scared of You out Friday 29 March.
Australian artists are calling for our political leaders to Invest in Artistic Courage
Today NAVA launches its Invest in Artistic Courage campaign to inform the nation of the unique challenges faced by our artists and the need for ambitious and fair arts policy at the 'In these critical times' event at Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts (PICA) at midday. #artisticcourage @nava_visualarts
Continued political interference in arts decisions shocks voters a week out from the NSW election
Revelations that NSW Minister for the Arts Don Harwin has continued to interfere in expert, arm’s-length funding decisions has shocked artists and audiences across the state.
100 Models
As part of Melbourne Design week BKK Architects and Craft Victoria are celebrating new modes of digital thinking; a creative process made possible through the arrival of affordable and accessible 3D printing.
Alice Skye
Melbourne’s rising star Alice Skye will grace the stage at the Kew Court House on Saturday 13 April, captivating audiences with brand new material from her upcoming album slated for release later this year, as well as sweet sounds from her previous album Friends With Feelings which featured on both Spotify and Apple Music.
Delineation exhibition at Hawthorn's Town Hall Gallery
The latest exhibition at Hawthorn’s Town Hall Gallery highlights the diversity of contemporary drawing practice in Australia. Through the work of six artists, Delineation employs various interpretations of drawing to challenge the viewer’s expectations of an object and its representation, showing Saturday 16 March – Sunday 5 May.
Another language - works on paper by Kati Thamo
Experience the language of the natural world through Kati Thamo's joyous prints @beavergalleries #australianprintmaking
On the horizon - assemblages by Alex Asch
Thoughtful new works by Alex Asch explores the transformation of the land since British settlement, using found materials that reflective of our rural buildings and concrete cities.
Play It Forward & Latrobe Valley Community Choir present HAND IN HAND
‘Play It Forward’ is honoured to be supporting the Latrobe Valley Community Choir to help deliver this wonderful project to help commemorate the Delburn and Black Saturday fires in Latrobe Valley in 2009 with workshops leading to a special ‘Hand in Hand’ concert on Sat March 30 at Moe Town Hall at 3pm. There are two fabulous ways to be involved. You can JOIN us singing by attending workshops over the next three Saturdays or HEAR us sing at our concert on Saturday 30th March. @lvcchoir @playitforwardoz
The Big HOO-HAA! comes to the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
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After selling out 33 of their regular Friday night shows in 2018, Melbourne's masters of improvised comedy The Big HOO-HAA! return to Melbourne Town Hall for the 2019 Melbourne Comedy Festival with three hilarious marquee nights.
Internationally acclaimed sound designer and naturalist Douglas Quin [US] talks about his sound practice and what he’s up to in Australia.
Background: Quin’s practice includes soundscape compositions, public radio commentator and music composer . He is renowned for his groundbreaking work in Antarctica where he travelled to explore and document its varied, sonic environments – from seals communicating beneath sheets of ice to the shifting and cracking noise of the ice itself. A career highlight was creating the sound design for and mixing Werner Herzog's Academy Award–nominated documentary film about Antarctica, Encounters at the End of the World. Quin is currently in Australia as a Visiting Fellow at the UTAS. In July Quin will work alongside Philip Samartzis and lead Bogong Centre for Sound Culture’s 5 day winter masterclass, which runs from July 1 to 5, 2019 at Howmans Gap, Victoria. #bogongsound @bogongsound #douglasquin #philipsamartzis #howmansgap
Clare Cavanagh "Literally" at Melbourne International Comedy Festival
Pocket-rocket character comedian Clare Cavanagh makes her Melbourne International Comedy Festival debut with a brand new solo show.