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MEMBER SIGNUPCairns Indigenous Art Fair is back in 2023 for its 14th season with a new and engaging program celebrating the distinct and diverse arts and culture of Queensland’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples.
17 February – 5 March 2023 Visitors from across the globe and local residents can expect to be inspired by the bravery and strength of a group of prominent artists that will showcase their works as part of the exhibition, Unashamed at the Art Space on The Concourse. The exhibition showcases the works of prominent Australian artists including multi-medium artist, Dylan Mooney, photographer William Yang, street artist, Kaff-Eine and artist , Deborah Kelly.
Gritty and luscious, the Yiddish Divas are inviting Melburnians to enter Into the Red Tent for their March 2023 season. This is cabaret theatre at its best, as the Yiddish Divas return with an intergenerational cast of singers and musicians and a new storyline that is moving, heartbreaking, funny and joyful.
Merrigong Theatre Company Launches MERRIGONGX 2023 and a New Temporary Independent Artist Hub, 93 CROWN.
Brisbane born artist Ann Thomson will celebrate her 90th year with a solo exhibition at Mitchell Fine Art in Fortitude Valley from 28th February 2023. Ann Thomson is a painter and sculptor known for her intriguing, expressive artworks. She has been at the forefront of the Australian art landscape for more than 50 years. The paintings in this exhibition were created predominantly during the 1970’s with majority of the works rarely seen outside of her studio. @mitchellfineartgallery
Daniel McDonald fuses traditional painting styles with modern iconography, colours and concepts at Flinders Street Gallery , Sydney for WorldPride. #danielmcdonald #sydneyworldpride #deadlyhandtalk #firstnationsart #gaypride #flindersstreetgallery
Queensland’s peak Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander arts and cultural organisation, UMI Arts has issued a call out to members and Indigenous artists to participate, and showcase works in its 2023 tour of Australia’s three leading art fairs.
WHALE is a raw, hilarious and poignant show that tells the true story of Courtney, a fat and funny lesbian in part comedy, part theatre and a lot of storytelling. Presented by two young women coming to you as CRASH THEATRE CO based in Boorloo (Perth, Western Australia).
Merrigong Theatre Company and Indian Ink Theatre Company are proud to present the outrageously funny and heartbreakingly beautiful romantic thriller Guru of Chai at Wollongong Town Hall from the 23rd to 25th February, 2023.
The lesbian divorce comedy you didn’t know you needed
Australian Premiere coming to Riverside February 2023
Sydney Comedy Festival will take over venues across Sydney from 24 April to 21 May.
Blooming is set to open this Saturday at Water through Reeds Gallery, Bungendore, NSW. Featuring a range of established and emerging artists exploring the theme of beauty, flora and nature through their artwork. Sculpture and painting are a central focus of the show, curated by Sydney-based artist Elaine Kim. @Lisa_Carrett_Artist @curator_elainekim
Seymour Centre's contemporary music program, Seymour Nights, returns in February and March 2023 for Sydney WorldPride.
Adelaide Guitar Festival is set to strike a chord in 2023 with registrations now open for Guitar Winter School and Adelaide International Classical Guitar Competition.
DreamBIG 2023, the world’s longest running children’s festival, will return to Adelaide Festival Centre this May 17-27. The family program, launched today, focuses on the theme ‘Our World,’ and features more than 50 shows, activities, and exhibitions for audiences from babies to teenagers across 10 days. Audiences can expect giant life-like dinosaurs, interactive light installations, thought provoking theatre and more from the family program which includes eight world premieres, one Australian premiere and seven Adelaide premieres. To celebrate Adelaide Festival Centre’s 50th year the 2023 festival will feature The BIGGEST BIG Family Weekend yet from 20-21 May across Adelaide Festival Centre and Festival Plaza, including free events for children of all ages, performances, exhibitions, workshops, installations, markets, food trucks by Fork in the Road, and the Big Family Weekend Gala - a variety hour celebrating some of SA’s best young performers.
Seymour Centre and Siren Theatre Co in association with Sydney WorldPride are proud to present the world premiere of CAMP, playing at Seymour Centre from 15th February to 4th March 2023.
Australian Theatre for Young People (ATYP) and Auckland Theatre Company are proud to present Kip Chapman’s The Resistance from Thursday 16 February – Saturday 11 March 2023 only at The Rebel Theatre.
Leading wine preservation company Coravin is thrilled to announce the highly anticipated Australian launch of its Coravin x Keith Haring Artist Edition.
A major highlight of the 2023 Sydney Festival, A BROADCAST COUP incisively delves into the abuse of power and lack of accountability from controversial public figures.
Seymour Centre's contemporary music program, Seymour Nights, returns in January 2023 for Sydney Festival.
A short introduction -- Norman Mooney is a New York-based artist and architect who has worked for over 20 years with underestimated media exposure. A trained architect, Mooney’s works include sculptures, interior and exterior installations, drawings, and works on paper. Mooney is best known for his large-scale ‘starburst’ outdoor installation sets in both urban and botanical environments that animate the “elemental and cyclical synergies of nature.” Previous articles on Mooney’s works are featured in CityLifestyle, Artsy, Modern Magazine, Artdaily, Artpluses, etc. You may find it relevant (please see attached). Mooney’s recent exhibitions include Lightscape at Brooklyn Botanic Garden in New York, featuring Windseeds.
People from different parts of the world will draw blood which will be nourishment for the cultivation of a flower in Native American lands. An embrace of peace in different countries will accompany the performance.
Getting older is inevitable, but growing up takes courage.
Find yourself in the depths of an immersive soundscape created by multi-talented Naarm musician and multi-sensory artist Lost Few.
Using children’s voices and imaginations, kids navigate invisible sound zones to trigger the characters of trees, rocks and pathways around them in this unique audio experience.
Melbourne’s most exciting party purveyors return with an elite music line-up of eight-hour of grooves, transforming the Convent’s Heritage Gardens into their biggest outdoor party to date!
Students in the Yandeyarra community explored numerous visual art mediums and created layered self portraits guided by two AWESOME Artists for Creative Challenge 2022.
Children at Wiluna Youth Centre explored photography, special effects and self portraits during Creative Challenge 2022.
The Junction Co Courthouse Gallery in Port Hedland hosted a two-week Creative Challenge residency providing numerous drop-in workshops.
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