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Three individual galleries unite for Sydney-inspired summer blockbuster

Manly, Mosman and S. H. Ervin Galleries present ‘Destination Sydney: Re-imagined’, a multi-venue exhibition telling the story of nine artists…

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Entries open for $20,000 Gallipoli Art Prize

Entrants are encouraged to respond to the values of Gallipoli, including loyalty, respect, love of country, courage and comradeship.

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Sydney’s rapidly growing west gains an arts centre to match its ambition

Set to open in 2019, Western Sydney Performing Arts Centre will feature a flexible proscenium arch theatre capable of hosting…

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Not your normal music festival: Mona Foma rejects sexism and homogeneity

Like Launceston’s Cataract Gorge, Mona Foma has broken through cultural fault lines to ensure its first iteration in Tasmania’s north…

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The revival of the Street Photography fad

From a trend that saw over 10,000 street photos purchased each week in the 1930s, to an archive almost lost…

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From Victorian Gothic to Frida Kahlo: women's influence on art seen through fresh eyes

Three disparate exhibitions at Bendigo Art Gallery explore the sometimes overlooked influence of women in society, and shed new light…

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Get into creativity without leaving your day job

Jake Brown is chasing his dreams. NIDA has several opportunities for creatives of any age to explore their potential, including…

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Calling artists to engage with World Heritage fossil site

The $10,000 Naracoorte National Art Prize is looking for artists working in two dimensions to make a national impact by…

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‘Theatre with a purpose’: studying art for social change

Studying theatre in London at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama is an immersive overseas experience, but it…

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The course that produces musical leaders, not just great performers

The Australian National Academy of Music’s 12-month Professional Performance Program is so hands-on, students will barely put their instruments down…

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