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Following a riveting Philip Parsons Memorial lecture from celebrated playwright, Alana Valentine, Belvoir proudly announced the winner of the 2018 Philip Parsons Fellowship for Emerging Playwrights as Kendall Feaver.
Australia’s leading Indigenous publisher, Magabala Books, is offering an Indigenous artist or emerging illustrator the rare and exclusive opportunity to illustrate a children’s picture book by multi award-winning author, Bruce Pascoe. Entries are now open for the Kestin Indigenous Illustrator Award, of which the winner will receive $10,000, a professional mentorship and the opportunity to illustrate Pascoe’s first foray into writing children’s picture books.
The Disability Programming Initiative is the first of its kind, aiming to address low industry-wide representation of artists with disability or who are Deaf. Artists with disability are invited to submit pitches for inclusion in Sydney Festival’s 2020 program.
Featuring The Consouls, Ensemble Françaix, Con Brio Strings and Ryan Williams on Ocarinas, accompanied by visual projections inspired by the video game. One Night Only! Saturday 15 December 2018, 8pm, Malthouse Theatre
Honouring the calm strength of a clear voice, Clarity brings together the work of four Australian artists - Jessica Loughlin (glass), Kirsten Coelho (ceramics), Kath Inglis (jewellery), and Lindy McSwan (metal).
The search is on for Australia's funniest teens - Melbourne International Comedy Festival's Class Clowns is back!
Do you know a teen that makes you laugh? Do you want to get them out of the house?
Famous Sharron is very famous for nothing at all, come and see what all the racquet is about. Married three times, Shaz is a relationship expert. Join her and her celebrity ball handlers as she finds out if there is such a thing as the 'perfect match'.
RCC Fringe brings fully-curated arts and music program to new University of Adelaide venues in 2019. Artists include Aloe Blacc, Beach House, Briefs, Cirque Alfonse, Ecca Vandal, Mick Harvey, Orbital, Penny Arcade, Pussy Riot, Rev Billy & the Stop Shopping Choir, Remi, and Tiger Lillies. Friday, February 15 to Sunday, March 17
Did you know that 2018 marks the 10th annual Social Inclusion Week? Created by Dr Jonathon Welch AM, founder of the award winning Choir of Hard Knocks, and held in the last week of November each year, #SIW18 runs from Saturday 24th of November to Sunday 2nd of December. @SocialInclusionWeek @playitforwardoz
The Copyright Agency has announced its end of year results at its AGM held yesterday in Sydney.
The Copyright Agency’s Cultural Fund awarded an unprecedented $240,000 in total for three fellowships at its annual showcase celebrating Australian creativity.
The party that defines a city is on its way! Adelaide Fringe has today revealed a bigger and bolder 2019 program featuring a more diverse and inclusive line-up than ever before.
The results are out! Again in 2018, the YAJA awards have seen some fierce international competition. The overall winner comes from Concordia University in Canada. Following closely are two top-quality submissions - one from Hong Kong and one from South Africa. #YAJATALK @YAJATALK
The Light Collective return to fortyfivedownstairs with their new aerial photographic series. BLACKANDBLUE: Coral or Coal opens at fortyfivedownstairs, Melbourne, on Tuesday 4 December 2018.
Let there be rock! is a celebration of all things rock ‘n’ roll this summer, kicking off with a bang on December 8 at HOTA, Home of the Arts. #HOTArock #hotagc
In 2016, the eighth Rheinische Kunstpreis art award was given to Masoud Sadedin and recently he was honoured with an exhibition featuring his work at the LVR-LandesMuseum Bonn in Germany.
Landmark new ballet-opera by Evan Lawson, choreographed by Ashley Dougan
Third Nature is an opulent dance work exploring the wildness of gender and the weirdness of human sexuality.
Desert River Sea: Portraits of the Kimberley is the highly anticipated culmination of the Art Gallery of WA’s six-year Kimberley visual arts project, supported by Rio Tinto. This landmark exhibition showcasing the vibrant and contemporary creative talent of Kimberley artists opens with a cultural celebration on 9 February 2019. #desertriversea #portraitsofthekimberley #riotinto #perthfestival
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