Carriageworks in Eveleigh | Non-profit organisation

Carriageworks

Locality: Eveleigh

Address: 245 Wilson Street 2016 Eveleigh, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.carriageworks.com.au/

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22.01.2022 Carriageworks Farmers Market is open today, 8am-1pm, with plenty of beautiful late-winter produce. Find a full list of safety measures and our Visitor Code of Conduct here: https://bit.ly/CW-FarmersMarket

20.01.2022 Just announced: We are seeking two Assistant Producers to join the team. Assistant Producer Food Events: assist in the delivery, planning and production of Carriageworks Farmers Market and our broader food program. Assistant Producer Events: assist in the delivery, planning, and production of Carriageworks’ commercial events and program.... For more info: bit.ly/CW-Vacancies

18.01.2022 Our friends at Sydney Contemporary have just announced Sydney Contemporary presents 2020, an experiential digital platform that aims to support the arts community! Launching on October 1, register now for early access: www.sydneycontemporarypresents.com.au Kate Ballis, Neighborhood Fae, Gallerysmith

14.01.2022 Please note: Giselle Stanborough: Cinopticon will be closing at 3pm on Sat 12 September.

13.01.2022 Final days: Don't miss Giselle Stanborough's eerie and thought-provoking installation, Cinopticon. Immerse yourself in sculptural forms, colossal wall diagrams and mirrored digital surfaces, reflecting the performative experience of social media platforms. Open today and tomorrow, 10am-5pm. Free. Instagramming is encouraged.

12.01.2022 Today is the final day to visit the 22nd Biennale of Sydney, titled NIRIN. NIRIN at Carriageworks reflects on extinction, death, life, change and healing. Visit from 8am-1pm. Free.

11.01.2022 September 2020 marks the 40th anniversary of Luke Roberts’ enduring performance art persona Pope Alice. To celebrate Her Divine Holiness, we are honouring the occasion with an essay from Carriageworks' Daniel Mudie Cunningham.

11.01.2022 Catch our former winter Night Market curator and chef Lennox Hastie in Netflix's binge-worthy new season of Chef's Table on Barbeque, shot on location at Carriageworks.

09.01.2022 Teresa Margolles, Aproximación al lugar de los hechos (Approximations to the Scenes of the Facts). The 22nd Biennale of Sydney is in its final weeks at Carriageworks, closing 26 September. Visit Wed-Sun, 10am-5pm.

08.01.2022 Just announced: Carriageworks will be holding a special Christmas Twilight Market on Wed 23 Dec. Due to the popularity of this event, guests are required to pre-register online to ensure we keep everyone safe. Registrations open Tue 1 Dec.

07.01.2022 Visit the 22nd Biennale of Sydney this weekend, open 10am-5pm, free. Also this weekend: Giselle Stanborough: Cinopticon, open 10am-5pm Carriageworks Farmers Market, open Saturday 8am-1pm... Find details of our Covid-19 Safety Management Plan here: https://bit.ly/CW-Covid19Safety : Zan Wimberley

07.01.2022 Have you experienced the 22nd Biennale of Sydney, titled NIRIN, at Carriageworks or any other venues throughout the year? The Biennale is inviting audiences to participate in their Visitor Survey: https://bit.ly/3je5jJK The survey will take approximately 5 minutes to complete and closes at 5pm today. All participants will have the opportunity to win a private cruise on HAIVETA with 9 friends. HAIVETA is a heritage ferry that has been transformed into a visually striking artwork, created in collaboration with BE. Collective and supported by Noakes Group. Interpreting abstract Pacifika tattoo motifs, the vessel celebrates women's mark making.

07.01.2022 ‘I often enjoy working with a dystopian concept which influences movement, staging and sound. This element allows for an increase in the severity of emotions, allowing the dancers to embody them in a visual way.’ Choreographer Jesse Scales discusses her new work Inertia which will premiere as part of Sydney Dance Company's New Breed later this month.

06.01.2022 Today we celebrate the final day of Giselle Stanborough’s Cinopticon. Cinopticon has had a tumultuous existence. In 2019 artist Giselle Stanborough was awarded the Katthy Cavaliere Fellowship, generously made possible by Cavaliere’s estate, in partnership with MONA - Museum of Old and New Art and ACCA - Australian Centre for Contemporary Art. Cavaliere’s practice was highly personal and temporal, integrating performance, video and installation. ‘What set her apart was her st...aunch independence,’ wrote curator Daniel Mudie Cunningham in 2016. ‘Somehow she was both ahead of her time and out of time.’ For the fellowship, an opportunity for artists working at the nexus of performance and installation, Stanborough considered Cavaliere’s performance of self. Cinopticon questions the power dynamics of spectatorship and the self through the lens of the online identity. Where does web-based narcissism meet surveillance? What does it mean to watch and be watched through the filter of an algorithm? The work took on new meaning when Carriageworks closed the week Cinopticon was scheduled to debut due to COVID-19. At home and socially distant, isolation made digital connection imperative and the questions posed by Cinopticon became more poignant as it quietly slept. As Carriageworks went into administration in June, it became possible that the work may never be seen by the public and would exist only online, through images and words. The work finally opened to the public on 7 August, more than four months later than planned. We are so glad to have shared this important and thought-provoking work with our community. Congratulations to Giselle Stanborough, whose creativity, curiosity and tenacity has been remarkable to witness against the wild ride of 2020. #suspendedmoment

06.01.2022 Visit Carriageworks today from 10am-5pm to see the 22nd Biennale of Sydney and Giselle Stanborough: Cinopticon. cohabcoffee is open for coffee and snacks from 10am-2pm. : MzRizk, Ahla 2u Sahla, 2020. Photograph: Zan Wimberley.

05.01.2022 Tomorrow: Tune in at 7.30pm for the Bell Debate "We have seen better days", streaming live from Carriageworks. Bell Shakespeare has gathered a stellar line up including Benjamin Law, Jan Fran, Jane Caro and more in a debate that will address, challenge and inspire the way we see our world today.

05.01.2022 Opportunity: Carriageworks is seeking a Project Coordinator to assist the SOUTHEAST Aboriginal Arts Market curators and Carriageworks staff to plan and deliver the 2020 iteration of this project, both online and a possible onsite public display component. This is a fixed-term, identified Aboriginal position. Applications close: Tuesday 8 September.

04.01.2022 The 22nd Biennale of Sydney: NIRIN is now in it's final week at Carriageworks. Visit from Wed-Sat, 10am-5pm. The Biennale is holding an auction of selected works featured in the exhibitions across the city in direct response to the COVID-19 pandemic, with artists and the arts community deeply impacted. You can access the auction from today: https://app.galabid.com/biennaleofsydney/items Artists participating in the auction are Tony Albert, Colectivo Ayllu, Eric Bridgeman, Randy Lee Cutler, Jose Dávila, Karla Dickens, Léuli Eshrghi, Andre Eugene, Iltja Ntjarra Many Hands Art Centre, Emily Karaka, Barbara McGrady, Kulimoe'anga Stone Maka, Nogirra Marawili, John Miller, Jota Mombaça, Manuel Ocampo, Rosana Paulino, Laure Prouvost, Anders Sunna, Tennant Creek Brio and Ahmed Umar.

03.01.2022 Carriageworks Farmers Market is open today, 8am-1pm. Fill your shopping basket with produce, milk, meat, eggs, flowers and more, direct from the farm. See our list of safety measures here: https://bit.ly/CW-FarmersMarket

03.01.2022 ‘I’m inspired by the environment wherever I go, with a particular interest in the overlooked ‘life in the undergrowth’, those macro and microcosms of wonder at our feet,’ Melissa Stannard. Curated by Hetti Perkins and Jonathan Jones, SouthEast Aboriginal Arts Market is online from 26-29 Nov. Preview the collection before sales go live: bit.ly/CW-SouthEast

02.01.2022 Applications for the SOUTHEAST Aboriginal Arts Market Project Coordinator close tomorrow. This role will assist curators and Carriageworks staff to plan and deliver the 2020 iteration of this project, both online and a possible onsite public display component. This is a fixed-term, identified Aboriginal position.

01.01.2022 Resident Company Sydney Chamber Opera presents poem for a dried up river as part of Sydney Festival 2021. This performance melds opera, poetry, physical theatre and art installation in a mesmerising combination. #SydFest 6-10 Jan 2021. Book now: https://bit.ly/CW-poem : Gretchen Robinette

01.01.2022 Celebrate springtime at Carriageworks Farmers Market, open today 8am-1pm. Pick up spring flowers, produce and Father's Day treats.

01.01.2022 Part artist talk, part spoken word, join us for a performance from artist Giselle Stanborough, dwelling on the troubles of connecting wirelessly in daily life. Free event. Sat 12 Sep, 4-5pm. Limited spaces available, registration essential.

01.01.2022 Just announced: New sessions of Justin Shoulder's work AEON: Episode I are on sale now. Filled with Filipinx myth, puppetry and queer pageantry, book tickets for two new matinees on Fri 23 + Sat 24 October. Presented by Performance Space and Carriageworks for Liveworks 2020.

01.01.2022 Just Announced: Performance Space's Liveworks Festival of Experimental Art returns from 21-25 Oct with 5 days of performances, installations, workshops and conversations at Carriageworks and live on-the-line. View the full program now.