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Mitchell Fine Art in Fortitude Valley Brisbane proudly presents the first solo exhibition of Brisbane artist Dylan Sarra from 29th October 2024. Sarra uses a multidisciplinary approach to explore identity and place, this show utilises the motif of fire as a transformative and transportive tool. As a current finalist in this year’s Telstra National Torres Strait Islander Art Awards, 'Embers of Heritage' is anticipated to be a thoughtful and provoking exhibition. The exhibition will be showing from the 29 Oct – 14 Dec, with an opening event on the 8th of November 6 – 8pm and an artist talk the following weekend, 16th of Nov from 2pm. #mitchellfineart @mitchellfineartgallery

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Can we stay silent and be good people? Facing the moments that shift our faith and perspective.

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An orchestral showcase of cinematic masterpieces.

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The board of Artspace is thrilled to announce that creative arts professional, Zoe Paulsen has been appointed to the Artspace Board of Directors, effective immediately.

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A LIFE-AFFIRMING COMEDY BY AIDAN FENNESSY

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An AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE. What does it really take to “MAKE IT”?

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Belvoir is delighted to bring to the stage one of the monumental plays of the 21st century, August: Osage County, a Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning tragicomedy by American playwright Tracy Letts from 9 November to 15 December.

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“Katie Noonan has a voice like warm honey being decanted into melting snow…” ~ The Australian “Noonan’s voice on the album is at its outstanding best and Schaupp lives up to her reputation as one of the world’s most accomplished classically trained guitarists.” ~ Sydney Morning Herald

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Multi-award-winning Australian electronic music duo Electric Fields joins forces with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra for one night only.

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A brand new comedy about the cut-throat world of politics and media spin.

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Internationally acclaimed German artists Eva Schad (harpsichord) and Oliver Fartach-Naini (guitar) will thrill South Australian music enthusiasts with an exploration of the rarely heard combination of guitar and harpsicord. The performance, ‘Pluck, Pluck’, set to be held at Elder Hall on Sunday 13 October at 3.30pm is inspired by two instruments that come to life through the plucking of strings.

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Top Tier Authentics (TTA) has announced a transformative new partnership with the internationally acclaimed street artist Super Buddha. This collaboration designates TTA as the official authentication and experience platform for all of Super Buddha’s artwork and evolving consumer brands, promising to elevate the way fans interact with and appreciate his unique creations.

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“A well-polished romp… a fresh new comedy with a sharp cultural bite.” – LA Times “Don’t expect an earnest evening of politically correct theatre… Yoga Play will encourage you to think, but mostly, it’s about making you laugh.” - Theatrestorm

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Spring is upon us and with it we welcome new fashion, saying goodbye to the old, and indulging in new statement pieces and refreshing and restyling our spaces. Spring is widely recognised for its symbolism of rebirth, renewal and revival. ‘Spring Salon’ embraces the symbolism of the season with over forty works from our represented and stockroom artists. This season's spring colours are subdued and include apricot, blue, lilac and yellow tones and in the gallery the artworks in the exhibition evoke spring.

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Mitchell Fine Art in Brisbane, presents a two week pop up exhibition by Contemporary artists Mirra Whale and Peter Hudson at @14 Langridge, in Collingwood Melbourne from 9th October 2024. @mitchellfineartgallery #popupexhibition #contemporaryart #australianart

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Waverley Council is thrilled to announce the six shortlisted finalists for this years $40,000 Mark and Evette Moran Nib Literary Award, an annual celebration of the very best of Australian research-based literature.

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Interactive Theatre International (ITI) is proud to present the first regional tour of Signor Baffo from 3-13 October 2024.

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Sydney Gay & Lesbian Choir (SGLC) is thrilled to present a celebration of diversity, resilience and the unifying power of music with their Echoes of Pride, at Petersham Town Hall on Saturday 26 October.

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Artspace is thrilled to host Post Meridiem, a new day to night party series blending art, music,and performance at the historic Gunnery building in Woolloomooloo on 28 September, 3–11pm.

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VIVA welcomes a brand new midweek monthly offering, “Whoop Dee Doo!” produced by Miss Maple Rose with Myra Magdalene. Established in 2018, Whoop Dee Doo offers a variety style lineup of Burlesque, Drag and all the fringe art forms for a full night of entertainment! Opening October 24th!

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Two fairs under one roof return to Mana Wynwood Convention Center, Dec. 4—8

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Sydney exhibition featuring a new collection of sculptures by Ulan & Rachel

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Spanish Australian visual artist Amaya Iturri has been awarded the 2024 Kennedy Prize with a bold portrait that celebrates ageing, wisdom and the beauty that comes with getting older. The celebrated national visual arts competition attracted a high calibre of entries under the theme of ‘Beauty’ from Australia’s finest visual artists for the $25,000 prize. Melbourne based artist Amaya Iturri created the award-winning portrait entitled The Beauty of Now - using acrylic on canvas specifically for the Kennedy Prize.

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Who says you’re only young once?

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Patrick White’s greatest play A Cheery Soul comes to Holden Street Theatres this September in a brand new production of this superb Australian play. The Holden Street Theatres production, directed by Peter Goers will run at The Studio from September 24 until 12 October 2024.

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"The cleverest murder mystery of the theatre. I think The Mousetrap could run forever" - Daily Telegraph

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This spring school holidays, Riverside Theatres will once again host the annual Spot On Children’s Festival, offering an expanded and thrilling program of children’s entertainment and activities.

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Good ol' fashioned comedy has a fresh new face - one lacking functioning eyes & ears!

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★★★★½ It’s not just that directorial debuts don’t come any stronger than this, few productions of any sort do. – Sydney Morning Herald

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Deadhouse Productions is back with their fifth immersive theatre show, Roger Rogerson vs. Sallie-Anne Huckstepp, presented in the crypt beneath the St James’ Church from Thursday 3 October to Saturday 19 October 2024.

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