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Griffith REVIEW Surviving Edition 35
Learning and reflecting from disaster - ”Surviving” explores tales of extraordinary battles and random brushes with fate.
The Jinglists
BONDI PAVILION: A quirky, slapstick comedy in the manner of Month Python, The Jinglists will make you laugh.
The Magic Flute
SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE: The Metropolitan Opera's The Magic Flute, reproduced by Opera Australia, does everything possible to bring it into the 21st century.
The Australian Ballet takes you to Infinity
The Australian Ballet turns 50 this year and the celebrations start with a triple birthday treat of dances.
New vision for Walsh Bay arts precinct
A new vision to transform Walsh Bay into Australia’s leading arts precinct has been announced.
Shortlist for 2012 Victorian Indigenous Art Awards
The Victorian Government’s 2012 Victorian Indigenous Art Awards will see twenty artists competing for a prize total of $50,000.
02:33 PM Film Festivals join forces for art house
02:10 PM Insulting Islam lands Egyptian comic in jail
01:38 PM Nine receive Sheikha Manal Young Artist Award
01:22 PM Developers destroy home of Chinese architects
11:12 AM Ancient Afghan sculpture returns home
10:29 AM 3,000 Hobbit hopefuls cause film set shutdown
05:05 PM Nordic prize nominees unveiled
04:23 PM Nollywood director releases anti-gay film
04:05 PM Arts North West calls for arts trail alliance
03:23 PM Perth's grand launch of Fringe World 2012
Joining the dots?
| The glory days of cultural policy in Australia are over and the Australia Council is now what is referred to as an ‘elite nurturer’ instead of a broadly-based cultural development agency.
The streaming revolution
| With super-fast broadband and huge bandwidths, could the mp3 be on its way out and streaming on its way in? In this, the age of ‘the cloud’, it seems that anything is possible.
Sculpture and Design in Russia's newest snow town
| Russia’s brand new hyped-up Moroz City (Frost City) comes courtesy of the annual Snow Architecture Festival, which set the challenge of building an entire city made of ice and snow from the ground up to more than 100 ...
The Australian Ballet takes you to Infinity
| The Australian Ballet turns 50 this year and the celebrations start with a triple birthday treat of dances.
Crowd funding a band
| Crowd funding is the process of seeking smaller amounts of money from a larger group of people, as opposed to the more traditional methods of large amounts from a small number of people - patronage.
Griffith REVIEW Surviving Edition 35
| Learning and reflecting from disaster - ”Surviving” explores tales of extraordinary battles and random brushes with fate.
The Jinglists
| BONDI PAVILION: A quirky, slapstick comedy in the manner of Month Python, The Jinglists will make you laugh.
Voiceworks #87: Play
| EXPRESS MEDIA: Brilliantly showcasing a range of young, emerging writing talent, the current issue of Voiceworks – on the theme of play – is extremely appealing.
The Day The Sky Turned Black
| FRINGE WORLD: Ali Kennedy-Scott's play chronicling the stories of everyday heroes who fought Victoria's ‘Black Saturday’ bushfires takes audiences on unrestrained emotional ride.
Three Strikes
| FRINGE WORLD: LA-based writer Brian Finkelstein weaves together tales of the US Writers' Strike of 2007 and Haymarket Massacre of 1886 into an ultimately gratifying whole.
The Suitcase Royale
| The Suitcase Royale is a Rag ‘n’ Bone band of three from Melbourne that has been creating and performing together since mid 2004. Glen Walton from the band spoke to us ahead of Perth Festival performances.
Yaron Lifschitz
| Circa’s Artistic Director Yaron Lifschitz stages How Like an Angel with Il Fagiolini for Perth Festival.
Imaan Hadchiti
| Jesus has finally returned to Earth, unaware that the 2012 prophecy is technically a Mayan one.
A Sensory Overload of the Beautiful and Bizarre
| Allegoria Sacra, the new video work by international collective AES+F premieres in Australia in South Australia.
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ARTS & CULTURE DEVELOPMENT MANAGER
Mildura Arts Centre, Mildura , Victoria
The Arts and Culture Development Manager will use a market driven approach to attract repeat visitation to the revitalised precinct and develop arts and heritage programs that ...
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