The Changing Views of Western Australia's Landscapes
Western Australian artist Robert Ewing records the way the world changes around him through his expressive art practice. #541ArtSpaceSydney #RobertEwing @IsobelGM1
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SYDNEY UNDERGROUND FILM FESTIVAL UNVEILS 2019 PROGRAM
SUFF returns to showcase the very best in freaky, absurd, fantastic and not-for-the-faint-hearted films over four jam-packed days. @SUFFfilmfest #SUFFfilmfest
Exhibition | Deirdre Bean - 'Natural Perspective'
The intricacies of nature are the focus for internationally awarded natural history artist Deirdre Bean in her first solo exhibition at Mitchell Fine Art. @mitchellfineartgallery @deirdre_bean #naturalperspective #brisbanegallery #exhibitionopening #watercolouronpaper #botanicalartist
Hans Announces First Ever Australian Tour
Hans is preparing to hit the road on a 12-stop nationwide tour with his award-winning show, Hans: Like A German. @accordionhans #accordionhans
Soul-fuelled folk artist Danika Smith debuts stunning new single ‘Suit Of Armour’ and announces co-headline Melbourne single launch
Few transcend the borderlines of folk and soul quite as seamlessly as Melbourne based artist Danika Smith.
THE MUSIC VICTORIA AWARDS RETURNING TO MELBOURNE RECITAL CENTRE FOR 2019 + SELF-SUBMISSIONS FOR MUSICIANS, VENUES AND FESTIVALS NOW OPEN
The Music Victoria Awards is excited to be returning to the Melbourne Recital Centre in November 2019 for its 14th year. The Awards is one of the most anticipated music industry events on the Melbourne Music Week calendar, and has been a long-running feature of Melbourne Music Week, which is this year enjoying its 10th anniversary. @MusicVictoria #MusicVictoria
El Tee reveals introspective single ‘How I Like It’ and announces cosy Melbourne launch show
Californian-Melbournian artist Lauren Tarver has been writing and recording material under the moniker El Tee for a mere 12 months now but is already building a name for herself amongst Melbourne’s thriving indie community.
Temple Talks
Sometimes all you need is talks underneath a 15 m high and 46 m long buddha to open your eyes up to a new perspective.
Puckered lips and selfie sticks - social media is a child’s worst enemy.
When I think of childhood, I think of building sandcastles on the beach on a hot summer’s day. The sound of laughter at playgrounds. Running and dancing. Children being children. Never would I have imagined innocent faces all dolled up, acting 20 instead of 12 while little boys pump weights believing that this is the solution to overcoming their insecurities. Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you the stresses of children in 2019. @rebeccaaborg #puckeredlips #selfiesticks #childrentoday #socialissues
Another Amazing Awesome August Auction At Amanda Addams
Another Amazing Awesome August Auction At Amanda Addams. Important and outstanding onsite contents auction. 251 Jasper Road McKinnon, Victoria. Viewing: Saturday 24th August 11 am to 5 pm- Sunday 25th 10am -12.15 pm. Under instructions from various homes, estates and collections include: The estate of Bryan and Pat Hefter- Hobart Tasmania (part 2), the estate of Geoffrey Woodall, Blackburn, Estates; St. Kilda, Balwyn, Bentleigh and Cheltenham etc. The majority to be sold without reserves. Not to be missed!
Dale Collier receives the 2019 Windmill Trust Scholarship for Regional NSW Artists
The Windmill Trust and the National Association for the Visual Arts (NAVA) congratulate artist Dale Collier announced as the recipient of 22nd annual scholarship for regional NSW artists.
'Totes Serious' by Nicole Schwarzer
In an era of fast fashion and questions of transparency, Nicole Robins' asks - who made my bag?
Part of Sydney Craft Week.
'Structura' by Regine Schwarzer
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A geologically inspired collection of wearable objects...
Channels Festival: International Biennial of Video Art 2019
Rolling out over twelve venues in Melbourne, Channels Festival 2019 is set to broaden horizons from 24 August – 15 September as International and Australian video art blurs fact with fiction to delve deeper into difference, connectivity, power and place. Deconstructing notions of belonging, complicity and resistance, Channels Festival shares a diverse and inclusive program of group and solo exhibitions, new commissions, artist residencies, screenings, performances, talks and discussions, presented across Melbourne and beyond. #ChannelsFestival @ChannelsFestival #ChannelsFest @ChannelsFest
Princess Problems - Melbourne Fringe Festival @ Crowded in the Vaults
Fractured fairy tales meets sketch comedy live on stage. Will these problematic Princesses find their happy ever after?
Chatswood Chase Sydney Highlights Women in Entertainment This Spring
Chatswood Chase Sydney celebrates the arrival of Spring
Culture Crash
Sydney-based artists Gabby Malpas, John Klein and Mellissa Read-Devine have joined forces to stage Culture Crash, an exhibition that explores multiculturalism in Australia. Each artist has examined this theme through their own personal life experiences, metaphors and visual language. ARO Gallery 51 William Street, Darlinghurst. 29 October to 10 November 2019.
Matthew Linde awarded The Freedman Foundation International Scholarship for Curators
The National Association for the Visual Arts (NAVA) is pleased to announce Melbourne-based emerging curator Matthew Linde as the 2019 recipient of The Freedman Foundation International Scholarship for Curators. @nava_visualarts
Space Tank Open Studio - Maker Presentations Intellectual Property Speaker and Networking Event
We are opening our studio to the public as part of the 2019 Craft Cubed Festival and the LaunchVic sponsored Moreland Converger program. This is your chance to see where Melbourne’s cool product developers, craftspeople and hardware startups are launching their business and enjoy a catered networking meetup afterwards.
OUR MOB 2019 - Art by South Australian Aboriginal Artists
Adelaide Festival Centre is proud to celebrate the 14th year of OUR MOB, a unique and outstanding exhibition of art across a wide range of media. This year, the free exhibition features 160 artworks from over 80 First Nations artists of ages ranging from 6 - 79 years old. @FestivalCentre #FestivalCentre @AdelaideFesCent @adelaidefescent