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MEMBER SIGNUPJoin us on Halloween Night Thursday, October 31st, 7-10 pm for a vintage Halloween event in the occasion of the Opening of GROTESQUE, the spooky show featuring the Italian artists Nico Mingozzi and Enrico Pambianchi.
World-class contemporary music, theatre, dance, film, literature and visual art from across Asia and beyond will be showcased at Adelaide Festival Centre's OzAsia Festival 2019 from today until November 3. @ozasiafestival #ozasiafestival
Coinciding with the opening of the Geelong Arts Centre's ambitious $38.5m Ryrie Street Redevelopment, and presented in partnership with Deakin University, Reflex - The Future of Our Creative Community explores the interconnectivity between artist, infrastructure and community partnership to promote and encourage excellence, innovation and cultural leadership within the creative industries.
It's dark down there"¦ An intoxicating and mysterious play about memory, desire and depravity in the spirit of Twin Peaks and Stranger Things. Perth's most exciting performance makers Side Pony Productions and The Last Great Hunt have come together for the first time to create a deeply unsettling theatre experience, to satisfy for those 'between season' cravings. Nominated for best play in the 2018 Helpmann Awards, The Irresistible will play 7 November to 9 November at Geelong Arts Centre, following sold out seasons at Dark Mofo and the Sydney Opera House.
Parisian punk/pop outfit Nouvelle Vague will bring their unique blend of 'French noir' when they return to Adelaide by popular demand on January 10 as part of their 15th anniversary tour. Tickets on sale now. @FestivalCentre #FestivalCentre @AdelaideFesCent #AdelaideFesCent
The Big HOO-HAA! is Melbourne's longest-running and best-loved weekly impro comedy show. And now, you can watch this team of high energy improv comedians two times a week. @hoohaamelbourne #hoohaamelbourne
Taking place over 8 days from 20-27 October, the 23rd annual Darebin Music Feast will encompass 85 events across 20 different venues, thoughtfully curated to showcase a swathe of artists and musicians who represent and reflect the rich and culturally diverse community of Darebin. "I'm so thrilled with what's on offer in 2019," says Mayor Rennie. "This year's program is bold, rich and enticing, and continues the focus on diversity, collaboration and celebration that Darebin Music Feast has become known for."
Celebration of high value of human being, a topic really important specially in this time of history where all rights so painstakingly conquered seems wants to be deleted
Ceramics by former and current students and staff celebrates artistic expression in clay - something we have been doing here at TAFE for 50 years.
Chess Bradley talks to Linda Brogan and John Lloyd about the Reno in The Whitworth Gallery, race and nights-out in Manchester. Originally published in The Mancunion, the University of Manchester's student newspapers.
Melbourne's newest club for alternative burlesque opens with a spooky bang! Hosted by comedians Lauren Bok and NIcole Henriksen, featuring wild, wonderful, hilarious burlesque and variety acts from newbies to the finest established performers, all exploring the boundaries of burlesque in an action packed night of mayhem and chaos! Join the cult of Linda at the intimate Motley Bauhaus in Fitzroy, be a part of something special and extraordinary for Halloween Night!
Since its inception in 2005, travelling community arts festival The Village Festival has delighted 55 communities across Australia, programming over 5000 artists and acts, and involving over 150 community groups. More than 450,000 people across Australia have experienced the unique, welcoming, community space that The Village Festival provides, where creativity rules and vibrant colour, wonder and up-close-and-personal encounters flourish. With a diverse music line up featuring everything from stomping world music to rock, soaring jazz and surreal electronica, queer delights, the ever popular World Kitchen, theatre and installation art, a dedicated children's program, Circus Oz Fanatics, and a new Sunset Ritual featuring Melbourne's best acrobats and flow artists, this year's festival is not to be missed. The festival is inviting Melburnians to dive into their own creativity and experience The Village in all its glory for one last time in Edinburgh Gardens.
Lab.14 art contest, is a call for submissions open to all kind of artists. Works allowed in the art competition are: drawings, paintings, sculptures, photographs, graphics, mix media and video. A great opportunity for the artists, which can win a cash prize, have the opportunity to exhibit the artworks in Venice and much more. The competition provides for the selection of 12 finalists which will exhibit their works during the final exhibition of the contest, that will be held in Venice, at Imagoars Gallery, in early 2020. Among them will be chosen 4 winners of assigned prizes.
The Omega Point's a-pop-olyptic, conceptual debut EP 'Reservoir' and release Tour tackles anxiety, climate crisis and technological acceleration
Unseen Theatre Company presents: Sir Terry Pratchett's hilarious send up of redemption in the age of technology "Going Postal" Comments about Sir Terry Pratchett, original author of the book: "He is screamingly funny. He is wise. He has style" - Daily Telegraph. "To say that Terry Pratchett is popular is a bit like saying the Arctic Circle is a bit nippy" - Sunday Express.
Fuelled by a passion for ink and paper, and intrigued by the rich visual languages of Chinese brush painting and calligraphy, Living Water is Ella Whateley's response to full immersion in Taiwanese culture during an inspirational residency at National Taiwan University in Arts (NTUA) in 2018.
Mrs Larritt presents the second iteration of Mrs Larritt in Upside-down Country - an exhibition of lithographs and drawings by Catherine Pilgrim.
A provocative new festival piece, a premiere Australian work, reimagined international and Australian classics and a post-modern masterpiece that rocks the very foundations of theatre itself are just some of the highlights making up State Theatre Company South Australia's 2020 season, the first program from its new artistic director Mitchell Butel. @StateTheatreSA #StateTheatreSA
Calling All Dads, Brothers, Uncles, Grandfathers, Cousins and Mates! Award winning singer and conductor of the ABC TV smash hit, Choir of Hard Knocks, Dr Jonathon Welch AM invites you to join a very special choir for men and boys of all ages. MEN ALOUD! will rehearse weekly in Fitzroy, leading up to performances at two Play It Forward events, our HELP IS ON ITS WAY concert featuring the Choir of Hard Knocks, singing out against Family Violence on Sunday 24th November at the magnificent Bunjil Place Theatre, and our SWING INTO CHRISTMAS concert on Saturday 7th December at Deakin Edge Theatre in Federation Square. @MENALOUDMA @playitforwardoz
Part of Sue Ford's iconic Time series 1962-1974 and her video work Faces 1976-1996, is displayed in Screen Space as a thematic part of That Seventies Feeling exhibition. Ford's images of her subjects taken ten, twenty and thirty years apart were a key photographic and a deeply feminist gesture which changed the way Australian photographers saw and conceptualised their work. @artgallerywa #artgallerywa #seethingsdifferently #screenspace #sueford #that70sfeeling
After a stellar inaugural season last year, DEADHOUSE Tales of Sydney Morgue, is back with a new show and housed in a new venue - the Crypt underneath St James' Church. This true-crime, immersive theatre experience runs from 23rd October - 30th November.
Celebrating one of Australia's most innovative, significant and vibrant post-war potteries, Glen Eira City Council's Gallery presents Stories in clay: Arthur Merric Boyd Pottery (AMB), from Saturday 2 November until Sunday 15 December. The exhibition recognises the creative achievements of the Arthur Merric Boyd Pottery (AMB), established in 1944 by artists Arthur Boyd, John Perceval, and philosopher and artist Peter Herbst.
A major solo exhibition by influential Mexico-born, Berlin- and Mexico City-based artist Mariana Castillo Deball.
A compelling collection of short plays about women who stand up, rebel, and kick ass, this November Theatre Works celebrates our next generation of power women writers in their Chapter Three program. #SheisVigilanteTW #TheatreWorks
Soak up the sounds and surrounds of the Abbotsford Convent at Open Spaces Festival - an all-ages arts and music festival featuring live music, DJs, roving performances, art, kids programs, markets, food trucks and more. @abbotsfordconvent @haikuhands @drmngnow @nfajones @elleshimada @haileycramer @thereal_pookie @parvynmusic @danikasmithmusic
India's Gladwood's exhibition, Australian Secrets (2019) looks towards nature for inspiration. Her works on paper feature Australian flowering gums where she isolates singular branches and/or leaves.
R & M McGivern Prize delves deep into the Anthropocene
Mates Theatre Genesis presents "WRITER'S BLOCK", on stage at the Birkdale School of Arts, Birkdale, in sunny #queensland for a limited season, opening 18 October and running until 2 November, 2019.
Outer Urban Projects will premiere a new Australian work, The Audition, which examines the parallels of the selection processes experienced by actors seeking work and refugees seeking asylum.
November sees a solo exhibition of paintings in watercolour and mix-media in Redcliffe, Queensland. Daniele Lamarche-Sarvia a renowned sculptor is holding her fifth solo exhibition. She paints in a beautifully bold style, but her sculptures will also be on display.
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