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Foreign Bodies: New Works by Christopher Trotter

Published by: Ipswich Art Gallery | 22-May-2018

These new sculptures by Christopher Trotter are created from natural objects and discarded machinery. Drawn to the unique forms and weathered surfaces of these materials, Trotter's creations appear to have lived a hard life performing the task for which they were invented.

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FORM Dance Projects presents Above Ground

Published by: Kabuku | 22-May-2018

From 21st to 23rd June, FORM Dance Projects and Riverside Theatres will present the exciting double bill, Above Ground, exploring the subtleties of above ground movement with apparatus.

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NAVA PRESENTS NATIONAL ARTS EVENT FUTURE/FORWARD

Published by: Esther Anatolitis | 22-May-2018

The National Association for the Visual Arts (NAVA) unveils Future/Forward, the national event that will ignite the nation's capital with timely thinking to shape the future of the arts, from August 14-15 at the National Gallery of Australia and Parliament House in Canberra.

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Spontaneity workshop: learn how to improvise

Published by: Impro Melbourne | 22-May-2018

Spontaneity covers the basics of improvisation (improv). You'll work on unleashing your creativity and unlocking your spontaneity through games and exercises based on play, collaboration and support.

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Leaps and Bounds Music Festival 2018

Published by: Deathproof PR | 21-May-2018

What originally began as a push to back local venues, musicians and business through the quiet of winter, Leaps and Bounds Music Festival continues to nurture our thriving music community, showcasing homegrown talent from up and coming locals, to internationally acclaimed artists alike.

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Personal comes to Riverside - Jodee Mundy on Living with the Sounds of Silence

Published by: Kabuku | 21-May-2018

Jodee Mundy discovered that all of her family were Deaf when she was five years old, while shopping in Kmart. Part performance, part multimedia and live art, her ground-breaking solo performance unpacks the concept of 'disability' through the eyes of her childhood self. Following huge seasons in Sydney and Melbourne, Personal comes to Riverside Theatres, June 8th & 9th.

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Reclink Community Cup 2018 - Melbourne

Published by: Deathproof PR | 21-May-2018

Music and footy come together in perfect harmony once again at the 2018 Reclink Community Cup. Reigning champs the Rockdogs will defend their title against the mighty Megahertz, while some of the country's best musicians take care of the pre and post-match entertainment.

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Sara Angelucci: Piece Work

Published by: Stephen Bulger Gallery | 20-May-2018

The Stephen Bulger Gallery is pleased to present "Piece Work", our second solo exhibition of work by Canadian artist and educator Sara Angelucci. Exhibition Dates: June 2 "“ July 14, 2018. Opening Reception: Thursday, June 7, 5-8pm.

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Bloomsday's Annual Seminar and Lunch 2018: James Joyce, Obstetrics and Parody

Published by: Frances Devlin-Glass | 16-May-2018

Join Joyce buffs for lots of engaging background to Holy Cow! Bloomsday's dramatisation of chapter 14 of Ulysses. Professor Barry Jones will be chairing, and Joyceans Dr. James King (retired academic gynaecologist and Joycean) will talk about Joyce's knowledge of obstetrics; Philip Harvey (poet and poetry editor) will talk about Joyce's use of parody in Ulysses, and especially in Oxen of the Sun. There will be lunch later with more Joyce parodies, as well as a very elegant two course meal to chew over.

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Have Clarinet, Will Travel

Published by: Ed Ferris and special guests | 16-May-2018

Clarinet maverick Ed Ferris is joined by special guests in a program of Astor Piazzolla, Elena Kats-Chernin, Arvo PÓ“rt and others

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IMPORTANT AND GENUINE ONSITE AUCTION AN EVENT NOT TO BE MISSED, MAJORITY TO BE SOLD UNRESERVED

Published by: Amanda Addams Auctions | 16-May-2018

Amanda Addams Auctions. IMPORTANT AND GENUINE ONSITE AUCTION AN EVENT NOT TO BE MISSED, MAJORITY TO BE SOLD UNRESERVED. Auction Date - Sunday 27th May 2018 - Auction starts 12 Noon. On site 18 Kangerong Road Box Hill. Viewing Times:Saturday 26th May 11-4 pm. Sunday 27th May 10-12 noon (No prior viewing as residence is occupied). Presenting the lifetime collection of the Estate of Elizabeth Bonnar. Also estates Surrey Hills and Mentone.

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Momentum

Published by: Collide Ensemble | 16-May-2018

A concert by Collide, a new and versatile ensemble with the unique combination of Saxophone, Cello and Piano.

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"They live for us- The Yellows"

Published by: Loveneesh Sharma / Self-taught | 16-May-2018

"They live for us" - is an observation and imaginative view about the indispensable objects around us in our mundane life. How we are connected and dependable to them consciously and unconsciously is a matter of the way, how we treat them.

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FourPlay String Quartet National Tour

Published by: Heapsaflash | 15-May-2018

Australia's favourite electric string quartet, FourPlay, have returned with a rocking new single and stack of national tour dates to celebrate. Featuring original track Bound', the digital-only single also includes three archival remixes of FourPlay songs.

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Riverside's National Theatre of Parramatta Embarks on First Tour with Jane Harrison's Stolen

Published by: Kabuku | 15-May-2018

Following its successful premiere in 2016, Riverside's National Theatre of Parramatta is pleased to announce a six-stop tour across NSW for the acclaimed play, Stolen, by Jane Harrison. Directed by renowned Indigenous performance maker, Vicki Van Hout, Stolen presents a fresh take on Harrison's classic Australian play that tells the stories of five individuals from the Stolen Generations.

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Sounds of Change

Published by: Claire Galloway / Edinburgh Napier University | 15-May-2018

Will the music industry ride the post-Weinstein wave? "We come in peace, but we mean business." That was the warning from Janelle Monáe to the music industry during this year's Grammy Awards ceremony. The annual event - in its 60th incarnation - set the stage for intensified red-carpet activism, as celebrities used white roses to symbolise their allegiance with the #TimesUp movement. The award winners, however, remain predominantly male, and soon #OscarsSoWhite was joined by #GrammysSoMale. Just over 90 per cent of the 899 individuals nominated for Grammy Awards between 2013 and 2018 were male. Since 1947, only six women have been nominated for the Grammys' prestigious Producer of the Year. A woman has yet to win. #WomenInMusic #MeToo #GrammysSoMale #Timesup @Surgemag

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FUTURE PLATFORMS FOR THE ARTS: FROM FESTIVALS TO FEDERAL BUDGETS 6:00-8:00PM THURSDAY 17 MAY AT PVI LAB, PERTH

Published by: Esther Anatolitis | 14-May-2018

Following the Federal Budget's lack of vision for the nation's contemporary culture, NAVA is asking how Australia's key artistic thinkers create platforms of national significance. Creative disruptors pvi collective are hosting NAVA Executive Director, Esther Anatolitis, in conversation with Anna Reece, Head of Programming for Perth International Arts Festival, this Thursday 17 May at 6pm at pvi lab, Perth. These two leading arts voices will discuss what the festival of the future might look like in the wake of diminishing national cultural ambition on the part of political decision-makers. @nava_visualarts

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Newest & Rising

Published by: Irina | 14-May-2018

Newest & Rising, a vibrant exhibition featuring seven emerging artists is this year's first group show at Modern Times.

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The Sumptuous Strings Of TMO With One Of Australia's Finest Voices

Published by: metorchestra.com.au | 14-May-2018

On June 9th, The Metropolitan Orchestra with Chief Conductor and Artistic Director Sarah-Grace Williams return to the enchanting Independent Theatre for a musical evening with a difference. Sarah-Grace and TMO will start the performance with Josef Suk's sublime Serenade for strings. They will then be joined by outstanding Australian tenor Daniel Belle for the second half of this gala concert which will include some of the greatest arias from Opera and Music Theatre. @TheMetOrchestra

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