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MEMBER SIGNUPThe Chilean-Colombian band, Los Pitutos, will transport Parramatta audiences to a bygone world of sultry Latin American nights in a special performance at Riverside Theatres on Sunday 12th May.
Q Theatre has built a table, a long table, and over three months, three artists will each curate a month's worth of activities around the Long Table - in The Joan's Atrium Foyer - for the public to enjoy.
We are thrilled to offer the second round of the CATAPULT mentorship program, with multiple mentorships available at $5,000 and one at $10,000 for South Australian artists, craftspeople and designers!
Featuring a great mix of some of the most iconic characters in the history of children's stories to introducing new inspiring heroes to kids, the Children's International Film Festival (CHIFF) program promises a viewing experience filled with wonder and incredible stories when it lights up the silver screen in Sydney and Melbourne from 24 May - 10 June, 2019.
A free tour of the exhibition with Bruce Johnson-McLean, Anna Grigson, Nephi Denham and Abe Muriata will take place on Saturday 11 May at 10.30 am
The exhibition opens on Friday 10 May at 6pm. It will be officially opened by Bruce Johnson - McLean, Curator of Indigenous Australian Art at QAGOMA (Queensland Art Gallery, Gallery of Modern Art), with special guests Anna Grigson, Director of Sabbia Gallery, Valerie Keenan, manager of Girringun Aboriginal Art Centre and Abe Muriata & Nephi Denham, Girringun artists.
Venice, May 7 - November 25 2019. A site-specific project by Lab'Bel in the public space during the 58th Biennale: an art performance throughout Venice. Curator : Silvia Guerra. Opening on May 7, 8, 9 and 10 during the Biennale professional week.
The Royal Opera House 2018/19 Live Cinema Season will exclusively present musical genius Guiseppe Verdi's ambitious score - La forza del destino (11, 12 and 15 May 2019) in 20 Event Cinemas and 7 Village Cinemas locations nationally across Australia.
The 23 finalists have been selected for one of Australia's richest art prizes.
Tickets are now on sale for the eagerly-awaited 2019 ButohOUT! Festival"”Forbidden Laughter. Thanks to pioneering Japanese-Australian performance artists Yumi Umiumare and Takashi Takiguchi, Melburnians have the chance to experience this unique and captivating dance form. Incorporating elements of cabaret, Bouffon, burlesque and visual installations, Forbidden Laughter is created by Yumi Umiumare along with award-winning performer Maude Davey, and the unstoppable force of WEAVE Movement Theatre, devious duo Willow J Conway and Zya Kane, and the Butoh OUT! Ensemble.
Mother and Daughter bring their âï¸âï¸âï¸âï¸âï¸ show to Melbourne for a limited season. @afteryoushow
MUMA presents a major commission by renowned New Zealand artist Michael Stevenson.
Open Call for Artists - Due to 30 June, 2019 #artprize #international #london #callingforartists #artresidency #sunnyartprize
Get ready for Maestroâ„¢ mayhem, Impro Melbourne's annual high stakes showdown where the fate of the players rests solely in the hands of you the audience.
A comprehensive monograph about the 40-year career of Western Australian artist Eveline Kotai will be launched at Art Collective WA on 18 May 2019 alongside Kotai's survey exhibition ' Trace Elements'. The book features over 170 colour plates of Kotai's artworks and essays by eminent writers: Julie Ewington, Nyanda Smith, and Helen Thurloe.
A daring new concept is aiming to put Adelaide back in the conversation for television production. The Black Box Experiment is giving 7 Adelaide native creatives a month of live shows to work on a unique television concept, before filming a pilot on the last Wednesday of each month at Rhino Room.
A new exhibition @beavergalleries by well known artist, illustrator and cartoonist @judyhoracek. The exhibition showcases vibrant watercolours, prints and ceramics that delve into our ancient history.
Smells Like A Song has the talented Impro Melbourne players pulling an entire improvised musical out of thin air. The audience decides when a song is needed with the cry of 'Smells like a song!" @impromelbourne #impromelbourne
Lahinch is the unlikely home to five surf schools and one of the world's most dramatic big-wave breaks beneath the majestic Cliffs of Moher. This enthralling doco presents some incredible surf photography and an engaging portrait of new lifestyles for young people on the West coast of Ireland. The West's awake!
Jason (Emmet Kirwan) is a wannabe DJ on another drug-fueled weekend in the '90's Dublin rave scene. Somewhere between the DJ's, decks and drug-busts he stumbles across a familiar face from the past - his junkie brother Daniel. The two brothers have more in common than they think.
The apple of our eye - the GAZE 2018 Irish shorts program reaffirms the quality of LGBT film and filmmaking talent within Ireland, as well as the standard of work being produced internationally by Irish creators. The sheer scope in the exploration in themes, concepts and artistic approaches is proof that queer Irish film has come of age. This curated program reflects the diverse spectrum of voices, the wide-eyed fantasies and the distinct experiences of the Irish LGBT community. The screening includes 6 short films.
We're not just about the feature films here at the IFFAU. We also appreciate the beauty in short films.
Home alone while waiting for the Leaving Cert results, twins Emma (Jordanne Jones) and Chantal (Leah McNamara) are world's apart - one a goth and another a pink princess. The estranged twin sisters fight their way back to one another in this laugh-out-loud coming of age Millennial comedy.
Billy Burns (Kevin McGahern) is a would-be cowboy lost in the dreary fields of Cavan. Billy seeks romance and adventure and dreams of riding into the sunset but the local bully red-necks have other ideas.
The 66th Sydney Film Festival today announced All Night Cine-Love In - an all-night film extravaganza from 10pm right through until 7:30am at Dendy Newtown (8-9 June 2019). Curated by the Festival's Programs Manager Jenny Neighbour, this special event celebrates her 30th Festival with four weird and wonderful films that changed her cinematic worldview.
The 66th Sydney Film Festival (5 - 16 June) announces seven family-friendly films will screen at HOYTS Entertainment Quarter as part of the Family Program.
The 66th Sydney Film Festival today announced a sneak peek of 25 new films to be featured in this year's 5-16 June event. The announcement is in advance of the full program launch on Wednesday 8 May.
Gabriel (Dermot Murphy), a drummer with bipolar, meets Christopher (Jacob McCarthy), a teenager with Aspergers Syndrome, while the pair are in rehab. An unlikely friendship blossoms despite the hardships giving both young men something to live for in life.
Thomas Reid lives a solitary life on the fringes of mainstream society, farming the lands passed down to him by his father and grandfather before. But Thomas' idyllic lifestyle is threatened by the compulsory purchase of his land by a multinational company. A modern day David and Goliath tale in this weird and wonderful documentary.
Opening Reception: Saturday, May 4, 2-5pm. Guided Tour of the Exhibition with Sarah Anne Johnson: Saturday, May 4, 3pm. Exhibition Dates: May 4 - June 15, 2019. Stephen Bulger Gallery is pleased to present "This Land", our fifth solo exhibition of work by Canadian artist Sarah Anne Johnson.
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