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24.01.2022 ~Coming up in October~ Over 30 artists will be exhibiting in 'Gathering of Creatives 2' Opening Saturday 17th October 4-6pm... Below is a taste of what's in store. *Social distancing required. #visitcstudiosartgallery #travel #openingsoon #painting #felting #photography #drawing #mixedmedia #oilpainting #acrylicpainting #watercolorpainting #jewellerydesign #ceramicsculpture

24.01.2022 Mo Chroí has been re-uploaded to Soundcloud with a cleaner mix and a brand spankin new cover photo! https://soundcloud.com/penelope-eden/mo-chroi

24.01.2022 From secret societies to faked moon landings, one thing that humanity seems to have an endless supply of is conspiracy theories. In this compilation, physicist... Dr. Michio Kaku, science communicator Bill Nye The Science Guy, psychologist Sarah Rose Cavanagh, skeptic Michael Shermer, and actor and playwright John Cameron Mitchell consider the nature of truth and why some groups believe the things they do. See more

22.01.2022 ‘Airport Piano’ is now available worldwide. Stream/download here: Tim-Minchin.lnk.to/AirportPianoFA Go here: bit.ly/MakingAirportPiano to watch the video and fi...nd out more about how we made it in quarantine. #AirportPiano #ApartTogetherAlbum Yamaha Music Australia - Music Products

22.01.2022 Carl Caulfield and I first produced Being Sellers at the Playhouse in 1998 with the support of Malcolm Calder, before the Playhouse was closed for safety reason...s, we feared possibly for ever. Then Daniel Ballantyne rode into town and with the council's and the community's support, the Playhouse was refurbished and re-opened in 2005 with Stray Dogs production of Seems Like Old Times, a play set in Newcastle and featuring a stellar cast of local thespians, which became something of a hit. We've had a few ups and downs and hits and misses since then, but we're still standing! We weren't too sure we'd be back in the theatre in 2020 at all, but with the support of Leonie Wallace and Delia O'Hara and all the wonderful people at the Civic, here we are. Jonathan Biggins has returned to direct again, with a new soundscape by Simon Ritchie and lighting by Andrew Moore. What we need now, of course, is YOU. Cannot wait to see you back in our COVID-safe Playhouse this week only! See more

22.01.2022 Dr Norman Swan knows a lot about COVID19, but what does he know about fashion?

21.01.2022 OPEN NOW | A behind the scenes tour through the lens of four leading Australian music photographers - Charlie Hardy, Maclay Heriot, Sophie Howarth and Luke Kell...ett. Learn about our featured artists and their incredible stories from behind the camera. ‘WE CAN BE HEROES: a backstage pass’ is on display at Newcastle Art Gallery from 14 November - 14 February 2021. City of Newcastle

20.01.2022 Tonight's Quintessential Cabaret is completely booked out! But don't feel sad... It's back again in a fortnights time! Jump onto our events page to see what's... running and when. Our Saturday nights are only $55 for a 2 course meal and comedy show, and with our new limited capacity they fill up quickly! Book Now to save your spot! #thekavon #newcastlensw #thingstodo #comedyshow #nightout #cabaret #horrorcomedy #dinnertheatre

20.01.2022 We're very pleased to announce the three judges who will be tasked with selecting the finalists and winner of the 2021 Glover Prize | ,... ; Well regarded art dealer, patron and philanthropist, Philip Bacon established Philip Bacon Galleries, Brisbane in 1974. The gallery is renowned for exhibiting many of the country’s most celebrated, established and contemporary artists. | , (); , , Tracy was appointed to the newly created position of Director, Creative Arts and Cultural Services for the City of Launceston in October 2018. Her role spans the Directorship of the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery (QVMAG) and the development and implementation of cultural strategy and services for the city. | Julie Gough is a Tasmanian Aboriginal artist, writer and a curator of Indigenous Cultures at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery. Her Briggs-Johnson family have lived in the Latrobe region of North West Tasmania since the 1840s, with Tebrikunna their Traditional Country, in far north eastern Lutruwita (Tasmania). Visit our website to learn more about our judges: www.johnglover.com.au/about-us/judges-2021

19.01.2022 For NAIDOC Week 2020 Newcastle Art Gallery proudly presents local Torres Strait Islander artist Toby Cedar performing his original song Wai Kara Ebur. Cedar’s c...ontemporary totemic headdresses (pictured in this video) are worn by male dancers who make them come alive with stories about the land, lives and traditions of the Torres Strait. See Toby Cedar’s works on display at Newcastle Art Gallery in 2021 in WARWAR: The Art of Torres Strait. Find out more - https://nag.org.au/what-s-on/what-s-on/naidoc-week-2020 #NAIDOC2020 National NAIDOC CEDAR ART #NAIDOCWeek City of Newcastle #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe

15.01.2022 "Aramis Variation Number Three." Random Dumas quote: You are very amiable, no doubt, but you would be charming if you would only depart. Alexandre Dumas, The Three Musketeers

12.01.2022 The dialect coach who has been teaching all about accents is back to tell us how an actor can communciate so much with just a subtle breath in or out. Leith McPherson talks with The Stage Show's Michael Cathcart.

11.01.2022 Delve into the world of visionary architect Marion Mahony Griffin at the Museum of Sydney. Exhibition on now.

11.01.2022 Mia's beautifully emotive portrait of her grandparents Jeanne and Marcel. Drawn in pencil and charcoal.Art class with Andre at Lennox St Studios Newtown.

09.01.2022 This is what face masks actually do against coronavirus:

06.01.2022 "We want to make poetry not algorithms, right?" John Cusack spoke about his new show Utopia, and how Hollywood has changed over the last few decades with The Screen Show's Jason Di Rosso.

04.01.2022 Take advantage of the long weekend and get those artworks ready for your Blake Prize submission! Entries close 12 October. An incredible prize pool over $41,000... to be won. 1. Main Prize $35,000 2. Emerging artist prize $6,000 3. Residency and solo exhibition at Casula Powerhouse Get those entries in now! Enter from our website https://www.casulapowerhouse.com//priz/the-blake-art-prize

01.01.2022 Launching today, NIRIN NAARM presents selected moving image works from NIRIN, the 22nd Biennale of Sydney, under the artistic direction of Brook Andrew, from 10...15 November. View the works online and read more about the project and participating artists here: https://acca.melbourne/exhibition/nirin-naarm/ NIRIN, a Wiradjuri word meaning ‘edge’, was conceived as a world of endless interconnected centres; a space to gather and to share, to rejoice, disrupt, and re-imagine. NIRIN is at the forefront of global movements to centre indigeneity, to reconsider cultural narratives and practices, and to reimagine public spaces, monuments and memory. As we celebrate NAIDOC week, and the 2020 theme Always Was, Always Will Be, ACCA’s collaboration with the Biennale of Sydney brings NIRIN into dialogue with NAARM, a Boonwurrung and Woiwurrung word which refers to the land and waters of the Melbourne area.