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Combining the thrills and fun of Russia’s finest circus traditions with all the skills and daring of today’s new age circus heroes, ZIRK! Circus – The Big Top Spectacular is coming to Australia for the first time. @zirkcircusau #zirkcircusau
Celebrating their tenth anniversary of fantastic music making, THECHO!R presents Take Me To The World on Sunday 23 June at 3pm in the beautiful and historic Collingwood Town Hall. This spectacular concert seeks to raise funds for St Vincent’s Foundation. Follow our tenth anniversary on social media … #THECHOIR10Years @THECHOIRFanPage @StVincentsHospitalMelb #YarraLife
Young Artist Exchange will return to Adelaide and Sydney with its visionary artistic mentorship program for young artists this July.
Thursday June 13. 6:30pm - smudging and food to precede film screening. Ottawa Public Library Main Branch Auditorium - 120 Metcalfe St. Directed by Carmel Whittle & Howard Adler, the film “1 Contrary 5 Agokwe-Nini” is a talk-show style documentary film hosted by the one and only ‘contrary’ Alik Beavers (aka Sharp Dopler), and features 5 Agokwe-nini guest speakers: Ashley Grenstone, Benny Michaud, Theo Paradise-Ottawa, Kole Peplinski and Carmel Whittle. They discuss gender, sexuality, Indigenous identity, traditional two-spirit roles, terminology, accessing ceremonial spaces, and safe spaces in mainstream society. @g101ottawa @opl_bpo
We all know the joy of serendipity. The unexpected delight of bumping into an old friend, the spontaneous witness of nature's beautiful gifts or the genuine happiness of a peaceful nature walk. Redcliffe Art Society members know this too. What inspires each artist is purely individual. In their annual members' art exhibition for 2019 the artists are exploring this theme and providing a delightful display of what evokes this feeling in themselves. It is sure to resonate these wonderful feelings with all who witness this uplifting exhibition.
Winners of the 2019 TAFE NSW Art Prize sponsored by Derivan Matisse were revealed at the art exhibition’s opening at See Street Gallery on Friday 7 June. For the first time, Derivan has partnered with TAFE NSW to offer this art prize, supporting the next generation of emerging artists. More than 121 submissions were received from across NSW, with 61 works selected for exhibition and five prizes awarded to talented TAFE NSW students.
As Bangarra Dance Theatre kick off their 30th anniversary tour, Bangarra: 30 years of sixty five thousand, the company will share their new work with local Indigenous communities at a series of Community Nights in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne thanks to the support of The Balnaves Foundation.
fortyfivedownstairs are excited to announce the Emerging Artist Award 2019 #EAA19
Nothing Toulouse is an improvised soap opera set in 19th century Paris. Drawing inspiration from the famous Moulin Rouge and the characters who flocked there, Impro Melbourne invites you to an evening of intrigue, drama and Francophile fun on the streets of Montmartre.
On Saturday June 29, Candle X will hold a photography exhibition featuring the latest works of Spanish artist Pere Ibañez. The opening party will be taking place at Camera Stylo, Beijing. The goal for the event is to raise awareness and educate people about mental health issues – specifically focusing on bipolar disorder – and to raise money for CandleX.
Eight authors and three artists have received a total of $46,440 from the Cultural Fund’s IGNITE grants program.
This June, Belvoir will present the long-awaited Sydney premiere of award-winning playwright, Andrew Bovell’s family drama, Things I Know to be True.
The 2019 Adelaide Fringe attracted almost 35,000 interstate and international visitors, a staggering 72 per cent increase compared to the previous year. The much-loved festival also generated a record $95.1 million in gross economic expenditure for South Australia, including $36.6 million in visitor spending – up 24 per cent. Adelaide Fringe’s impressive growth and overwhelming economic benefit to South Australia is highlighted in the festival’s Annual Review released today. @ADLfringe #ADLfringe
Just over 200 works from across Australia have been shortlisted in four categories for the esteemed Footscray Art Prize, and will be on display from 20 June – 20 July at Footscray Community Arts Centre and VU at MetroWest.
A veritable feast of contemporary circus, dazzling burlesque, side-splitting comedy and genre-bending theatre returns to Bondi Pavilion on 9 to 20 July 2019 for Bondi Feast. Bondi Feast features more than 40 shows, starring performers from all over Australia and our first New Zealand act, physical sketch comedy delight Laser Kiwi. Circus is back in the Parlour Tent with a cross-generational circus about knitting, Total Theatre winner Casting Off, and Chasing Smoke, Australia’s only Indigenous contemporary circus ensemble.
Barangaroo Delivery Authority unveils a large-scale new video installation celebrating the rich history of Aboriginal culture in Sydney. The artwork celebrates Aboriginal people’s deep connection to Country and honours the powerful rituals that have been practiced for thousands of years on this land. Commissioned by Barangaroo Delivery Authority, Wellama will be a temporary installation at Barangaroo Reserve.
Young Melbourne artist Casey Jeffery’s nostalgic paintings are a celebration of Australian suburbia, transcending the mundane, humble home with psychedelic charm.
Opening 20 June 5-7pm, 'June' is a group exhibition of paintings by emerging female artists, admired by MARS
CLIPPED Music Video Festival returns for Vivid Sydney 2019 with an exciting line-up celebrating all things music video. A jam-packed program featuring live music and art, VR experiences, a music video exhibition, premiere screenings, a prestigious awards competition and industry discussion panels, CLIPPED is Australia’s only dedicated music video event, presenting high calibre work by talented Australian and International filmmakers.
The C.O.M Collective in East Brunswick Village (EBV) will host their first studio sale with a market of ceramics, homewares, jewellery and clothing on Saturday 15th June from 10am – 3pm.
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