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MEMBER SIGNUPRiverside Theatres is set to once again become a hub for the best of children’s entertainment and activities this spring school holidays for the annual Spot On Children’s Festival, running over five jam-packed days from 27th September to 1st October.
"The act of painting outside can often be uneasy whilst coupled with euphoria. In my mind the approach of painting from life feels wholesome and present, it imparts a sense of being and opportunity which makes one feel they are just at the beginning." A solo exhibition by David Asher Brook opening on Sunday 21 August (3pm - 5pm), available until 4 September 2022.
Held in conjunction with Whitehorse Arts Association
Lord of the Flies meets Hunger Games, with a nordic twist
The Copyright Agency today announced the appointment of Matthew Ricketson to its Board, filling the casual vacancy for the Author Member.
Sydney Fringe Comedy is back for its 12th year presenting the best in new comedy at the Factory Theatre.
Naarm based music-duo and art-project Roles are finally releasing their debut album ‘There’s A Space’ on Sept 2nd; celebrating the event on Sept 9th with an LP launch at their favourite venue, Café Gummo. Joining them on the night are Party Pest & Sudden Debt.
An exhibition exploring the notion of Australian identity with a Warhol influence is showing at Mitchell Fine Art in Fortitude Valley from 9th August. @mitchellfineartgallery @franckgohier
Witness one of the most iconic pieces of English literature retold in a faithful yet fiercely original, new stage adaptation from the nationally renowned shake & stir theatre co
Hamid Froughy Rad, visual and fingerprint artist, to help animals
A spectacular outdoor exhibition of 30 two-metre-high whale tail sculptures is expected to attract up to half a million visitors to experience Sydney’s Western Harbour between August 11 and September 24. FB: @waterfrontwhaletales | Instagram: @waterfrontwhaletales | YouTube: Waterfrontwhaletales | TikTok: @waterfrontwhaletales | Event hashtag: #sydneywhaletales
The Copyright Agency’s Cultural Fund has approved $256,245 for Australian arts organisations supporting writers, journalists and visual artists in its first round of funding for this year.
Sleeplessness fuses film, text and choreography to create a compelling new Australian work.
The life-changing memoir, now a breath taking play.
Archibald Prize finalist Mirra Whale examines the way humans personify, interpret and curate the world around us in her second solo exhibition at Mitchell Fine Art in Fortitude Valley. @mitchellfineartgallery
“This autobiographical, multi-disciplinary and life-affirming survival story drew the cheering opening night audience to its feet.” - Dominion Post
Unmasked by NDSP Art Collective is NDSP Plan Managers’ inaugural South Australian Living Artists (SALA) Festival Art Exhibition.
The Copyright Agency’s Cultural Fund today announced Jantiena Batt, a deputy principal from the ACT, as this year’s Reading Australia Fellow for Teachers of English and Literacy.
This August sees the launch of an exciting new multi-year project from Sydney Symphony Orchestra in collaboration with Spanish pianist Javier Perianes.
Energetically funny and affectionately provocative, THE ONE is a sizzling hotpot of food, culture and identity. #TheOneEnsemble
Today, the Copyright Agency’s Cultural Fund, alongside award trustee Perpetual, announced the 2022 Miles Franklin Literary Award shortlist featuring five exceptional titles. The announcement was broadcast nationally.
William Shakespeare’s classic comedy about love is brought to the Flight Path Theatre stage by Attractive, Not Model Attractive.
“A drama dappled with humanity and humour amid the horrors of war.” ★★★★ SMH
20-31 July 2022. Virtual Opening Event: 20 July, 6-7pm (BST). Artists: Thanasis Foteinias, Nela Milic, Marie Molterer, Basil Olton, Messua Poulin Wolff, Ann Shuptrine, Klaus Wehner, Wei-Hsiang Weng. Curatorial Team: Elisavet Kalpaxi, Konstantinos Panapakidis
The WE ARE HERE mural at Oxford & Foley in Sydney’s Darlinghurst was commissioned by the City of Sydney in 2013. The work extends along the façade of Foley Street and celebrates the rich and complex history of the area.
From Bulli to Berlin, Australian artist Mai Nguyen-Long takes her intriguing contemporary work to the international art stage.
“This boisterous, nostalgia-soaked party is an ode to the spirit of celebration that continues to survive in even the most turbulent periods of history.” – ArtsHub
Award-winning Japanese artist SaiakuNana teams up with Cornish filmmaker Ignatius Rake to produce a new music video that captures her immersive art gallery in London's East End before it closes next month.
In turns hilarious and devastating, this extraordinary new work leans into the absurdity of survival whilst sliding to the edge of reason.
Mike Bartlett’s hit UK drama, Albion, will receive its Australian premiere at Seymour Centre from 27th July to 13th August, presented by Secret House, New Ghosts Theatre Company and Seymour Centre.
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