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D'Angers Gallery is pleased to announce Retrieval, a group exhibition of two local artists Gholamreza Samavi and Adel Sadodin in Semnan, Iran. The exhibition will feature eleven acrylic paintings on canvas and paper which all are created recently. Retrieval will open to the public with a reception from 6:30-8PM on Friday, September 07, and will remain on view through September 18, 2018 (except Saturdays). The exhibition will be accompanied by a fully illustrated catalogue with a foreword written by artist Gholamreza Samavi.

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This year the annual Rites of Passage Tattoo Festival is putting the spotlight on the timeless art of Japanese-style designs, with the line up including traditional tebori artists and featured artists including Stu Padgin and Sydney's very own, Kian "Horisumi" Forreal from Authentink Studio. #ritesofpassagetattoofestival

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An artist has put himself in the spotlight to create the winning design for the 2019 Adelaide Fringe's official poster.

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Five Sydney makers will explore how their process contributes to their sense of personal wellbeing.

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ENERGIES 2018 will profile artwork from senior secondary schools across the Gold Coast. From 14 September, select students from all over the Gold Coast will have their first opportunity to be represented within a recognised gallery space.

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An experiential workshop to explore the processes of healing and growth through craft

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Creative mixed media workshop with Niki McDonald

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Decorative stitching workshop with Emma Peters

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Dr Jonathon Welch AM will present Silver Screen Classics, on Saturday, at Australian Catholic University, at 3pm. This spectacular, free concert celebrates beautiful music and also the launch of Jonathon's new vision for arts inclusion for all Australians. A myriad of performers will be joining Jonathon, including Jan van de Stool, 'International Music Therapist' and star of 'Australia's Got Talent' from 2016! Danielle Matthews, the inaugural winner of the prestigious Rob Guest Endowment Award', Adam Przewlocki as our brilliant accompanist and the Footscray-Yarraville City Band conducted by Phillipa Edwards. The concert also includes choirs drawn from our community, right across Melbourne and into regional Victoria.

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Sydney Craft Week is an inspirational festival that speaks to our fundamental human urge to create, while also showcasing exceptional contemporary craft.

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Daniel Marzona is pleased to announce the opening of a solo exhibition with works by Aron Mehzion (b. 1970 in Asmara, Eritrea). @danielmarzona #danielmarzona. According to Duchamp, three-dimensional things which are familiar to us are merely projections of four-dimensional objects. This being the reasoning behind several of his works and particularly pertinent for his well-known "The Large Glass". Tellingly, Aron Mehzion utilizes a piece of glass in a similar way as a surface to project four-dimensional geometry onto. This makes him the first person since Duchamp to artistically explore conceptual spaces in the fields of physics and, more specifically, in supergravitation and superstring theory.

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After twelve years at the artistic helm of the choir that inspired the nation' on the ground breaking award winning ABC TV series Choir of Hard Knocks', Founding Artistic Director Dr Jonathon Welch AM has announced his retirement from the Choir at the end of December 2018. "It has been the journey of a lifetime and an honour to work with, lead, and call the Choir of Hard Knocks my friends" said Dr Welch. "From day one, the choir members and I have had a very special bond, and I could never have imagined the impact the choir has had on so many people's lives around the world.

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The State Opera of South Australia will present a new addition to its 2018 season at the unique venue of a former electrical factory.

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One of the most-famous and loved children's books of all time comes to life on stage at the Seymour Centre

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Tomorrow NAVA's Executive Director, Esther Anatolitis, will travel to Canada and the US to meet with counterpart organisations, artists and advocates with thanks to an IGNITE Grant from the Copyright Agency. Esther, who was today named one of Australia's 100 Women of Influence by the Australian Financial Review, will advance the global arts policy discussion at conferences, meetings and events. @NAVAvisualarts @nava_visualarts

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Three of Australia's leading improvising bowed string players, Bowlines, will launch their new CD, Not All Who Wonder Are Last, on Sunday 7 October at Carlton Church of All Nations. Not All Who Wonder Are Last is a wellspring of sparkling improvised instrumental music created by Australia's leading klezmer violinist, Ernie Gruner, with virtuoso players Helen Mountfort (cello; Cosmo Cosmolino) and Hope Csutoros (violin, viola; The Stiletto Sisters, Circus Oz). The recording captures the trio's inspired interplay, their musical brilliance, and the love, trust and respect they bring to each other, their music, and the moment.

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A weekend of jazz and blues in Marysville headlined by The Black Sorrows with Joe Camilleri and Renee Geyer from 19th to 21st October. With more than 40 artist performances, workshops, and much, much more, the 2018 Marysville Jazz and Blues Weekend offers a stunning backdrop for three days of Magic in the Mystic Mountains'. Last year more than 2,000 visitors came to soak up the jazz and blues atmosphere throughout Marysville's cafes, restaurants and bars with many settling in for the weekend and longer to enjoy both the music and the sheer beauty of the Marysville region and the Yarra Ranges. Visit the website Marysville Jazz and Blues Weekend further information. #visityarraranges #marysville #musicfestival #jazzandblues

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You know this story like the back of your hand. A first date, a runaway heart - and an odyssey to recapture the memories on the loose. Welcome to WHIPLASH. Award winning physical theatre performer and poet Scott Wings brings his hit show back to Melbourne Fringe 2018.

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Fresh from appearances alongside cheese and tomato, Ham makes its cabaret debut at The Butterfly Club, for the strangest show this Fringe - A Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Ham.

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Following a critically acclaimed tour across Australia, Intoxication comes home for its final season at Melbourne Fringe 2018.

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Following its debut at Melbourne's Butterfly Club, "This Woman's Work - The Songs of Kate Bush" is back BIGGER and BUSHIER! 

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I am scattering like light proposes a visual journey through abstraction, amorphic forms, dimensional models, and demarcated spaces.

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fortyfivedownstairs will host this two-part exhibition of painting, prints and film in September 2018, bringing a taste of our theatrical histories into the gallery space.

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As Australia's only national Still Life Painting Award, the Eutick Memorial Still Life Award is celebrating its twelfth consecutive year with a non-acquisitive first prize of $20,000.

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A crowding of crucial ideas, the Critical Mass program is where expressive freedoms we deem critical and crucial, converge. www.criticalmass.site #criticalmass #brunswickmechanicsinstitute #testinggrounds #blakdotgallery #siteworks_

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The Hopper Prize is offering multiple individual artist grants totaling $5,000.00 USD awarded through an open call art competition juried by leading contemporary curators.

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Montalto is pleased to announce that the Acquisitive Montalto Sculpture Prize has been raised to $40,000 for 2019. @montaltovineyardandolivegrove #montaltosculptureprize #montalto #montaltosculpturetrail

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A massive installation comprising almost 200km of red yarn is the centrepiece of a confronting exhibition by the gallery.

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The Revelation Film Festival and Breaking Banter proudly present a celebration of film - past, present and future - through a program of monthly screenings; Australian Revelations. This month we're screening Little Fish.

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The Adelaide Festival Centre has secured an international leg of the world's most influential book event as part of the 2018 OzAsia Festival. #Adelaide #SouthAustralia

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