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VISUAL ARTS REVIEW:Now and Then
'Now and Then' by David Turley, First Site, RMIT Union Gallery, (Melbourne).
2008 Digispaa announces Spartan Award
The winner of the prestigious DigiSPAA Competition was announced on the final day of the 2008 SPAA Conference.
ABC TV Puts Regional Artists on The Digital Map
artpost an interactive website and short video series for TV broadcast, which showcases artists living in regional and remote parts of the country, was launched last night.
Screen Australia¹s Draft Programs evaluated by Australian Directors Guild
The debate surrounding the Screen Australia draft guidelines continues to stir lots of emotions amongst members and those in the wider industry.
Commonwealth Connections 2009
The Commonwealth Foundation’s international arts residency programme is now open for entry.
Khoa Do receives 2008 Philip Parsons Young Playwright's Award
Playwright, filmmaker and 2005 Young Australian of the Year Khoa Dohas been awarded the 2008 Philip Parsons Young Playwright’s Award. Khoa receives a $10,000 commission to develop a new work supported by Company B.
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One Cloud currently performing at TheatreWorks in Melbourne is said to have been inspired by the murder of Janelle Patton on Norfolk Island.
MUSIC REVIEW:Mahler Ten. Melbourne Symphony
Mahler Ten, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra at Hamer Hall, (Melbourne).
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Stones In His Pockets, Cremorne Theatre, QPAC, South Bank, (Brisbane).
PUPPETRY REVIEW: Returning
Returning, Eric Bass and Ines Zeller Bass @ VCA Puppet School (Melbourne)
VISUAL ARTS REVIEW:Now and Then
'Now and Then' by David Turley, First Site, RMIT Union Gallery, (Melbourne).
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The relationship between music artists and record labels is like any other; the key for artists and labels both in protecting their relationship is trying to ...
Welcome to Speigelworld
Speigelworld is coming to Melbourne as part of the 2009 Australian Tennis Open entertainment program.
FEATURE: University of Newcastle “Love-In”
A three-hour train trip north of Sydney transports you to Newcastle – a magical place, where science and art embrace as awkwardly as prospective lovers on a ...
SPECIAL ARTRAGE FEATURE: Marcus Canning
Arts Hub recently spoke to Marcus Canning, Festival Director of Perth’s ARTRAGE Festival, which is currently celebrating 25 years worth of creative excellence.
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RSS feedCareer Profile: Robyn Bischoff, artist
Native Western Australian artist Robyn Bischoff has had a varied lifestyle, from early training as a nurse/midwife to a post as an art lecturer at Edith ...
Career Profile: Esther Anatolitis, General
Esther Anatolitis grew up knowing that to get something done, she'd just have to do it herself - fortunately, it seems she couldn't wait. With impressive ...
Career Profile: Anna Rubin, artist
Originally training as an economist, Russian-born self-taught artist Anna Rubin first started to pursue her lifelong art aspiration when she moved to ...
Career Profile: Mark Lee, actor, director
Mark Lee, perhaps most widely known for his portrayal of digger Archy Hamilton in the 1981 film Gallipoli, has been an actor, director, and many other things ...
Career Profile: Tony Knight, Head of
It seems there’s hardly been a moment of Tony Knight’s life in which he has not been thinking, seeing, hearing, feeling or... well, doing acting. Some ...
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It can be a very pleasant experience when some of your old work comes back to haunt you.
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What have you heard about how the economic meltdown is affecting the visual arts market? The first place to look is auction house results and we are getting ...
STARTING OUT ...CRITICISM IS HARD TO TAKE!:
As an artist, putting your work out on public display can feel like standing in front of a firing squad.
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The governors of the country with the largest population, longest wall, largest dam, biggest Buddha, longest sea-crossing bridge, highest railway, largest ...
FILM IN MOTION A BRIEF CHAT OVER A SHORT
A Short Length of Hose is an atmospheric short film set in the Australian outback. The film, in which a lone man wanders across a barren landscape in search ...
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