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Gods, Myths & Mortals: landmark exhibition closing Wednesday 20 November, returning to Greece after 10 years in Australia

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Melbourne, Australia – After 10 remarkable years of captivating audiences, the Hellenic Museum’s Gods, Myths & Mortals: Greek Treasures Across The Millennia exhibition will close its doors on Wednesday 20 November. This extraordinary collection, featuring over 200 objects on loan from the renowned Benaki Museum in Athens, has brought to life over 8,000 years of Greek … Continued

Last Call to Experience NAISDA’s Powerful ‘Call to Arms’ End-of-Year Performance

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NAISDA’s highly anticipated end-of-year performance season featuring leading First Nations choreographers, dance artists and storytellers, is about to take the stage at Carriageworks, Sydney from 21-23 November 2024. With only days left until opening night, this is the last chance to book your seat for an extraordinary event showcasing leading First Nations choreographers, dance artists, … Continued

Investment in First Nations literature and fashion to expand markets and showcase depth and diversity of talent

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Creative Australia has announced the latest recipients of the Flourish and Elevate investment programs, supporting First Nations creators across literature, storytelling, fashion and textiles.   An investment of $500,000 through Flourish will support First Nations designers and organisations in the fashion and textiles sector. This year the program will support 12 recipients, including Juluwarlu Group … Continued

Australian Muslim Artists Art Prize 2024 announced

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Rosalind Noor’s oil painting, The Sovereign has been awarded this year’s Australian Muslim Artists Art Prize. The work emerged in the aftermath of the referendum on an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to Parliament and explores themes of Indigenous sovereignty and post-coloniality. Inspired by Farid al-Din Attar’s poem The Conference of the Birds, The Sovereign … Continued

Newest Luxury Timepiece – made in Australia

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CANTURI UNVEILS FIRST-EVER LUXURY TIMEPIECE LAUNCHING Friday 1st November    Sydney, Australia –  Re-known for creating high jewels with a global following spanning three decades, Canturi Jewels have spent three years in between Switzerland, Italy and Australia designing, developing and creating it’s first timepiece.   With only 15 pieces produced per year, the timepieces have … Continued

A Journey Across Continents: London-Inspired Christmas Comes to Warragul

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Warragul, VIC – This December 6th at 7:30 PM, the McCaffery Family invites the community to join them for their most ambitious project yet, “It’s The Heart That Matters Most,” a concert at Wesley of Warragul. Directed and produced by Malcolm McCaffery, a passionate advocate for community arts, this event promises a heartfelt celebration of … Continued

RACV GOLDFIELDS PRESENTS HANGING EARTH, GROUNDED STARS EXHIBITION

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ArtHouse at RACV Goldfields has unveiled Hanging Earth, Grounded Stars – an exhibition featuring artists from the Paradoxa Collective that invites viewers to contemplate the relationship between land and community, open now until 8 December.   The Paradoxa Collective artists – Penelope Aitken, Anna Farago, and Susan Wirth – have crafted beads from clay sourced at … Continued

Redfern Terrace to become a living museum

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The City of Sydney is looking for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists to transform a narrow terrace in Redfern into a living museum. The remaining end terrace on Caroline Street will display local memories, knowledge and histories shared by Aboriginal residents of The Block, from snippets of everyday life to nationally significant events. Currently the building is … Continued

Creative Australia invests in bold, boundary-pushing projects by artists with disability

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Creative Australia has announced the latest recipients of the Arts and Disability Initiative, supporting ten significant and innovative projects spanning dance, visual art, theatre, music, multi-arts and literature. The investment – totalling $300,000 – aims to extend the practice, networks, skills, and ambition of d/Deaf artists and art workers and those with disability. Among the … Continued