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Boasting a substantial prize pool and celebrating its landmark 20th annual event, The Doyles Art Award and Exhibition has officially opened submissions to artists aged five years and above. Named after famous Australian artist d’Arcy William Doyle, the prestigious award is the Gold Coast’s longest running painting prize and carries a prize pool of $30,000 … Continued
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Sandra Tricoli of Savvy Creations PR Spearheads Groundbreaking Collaboration Between Coldplay and Perth Artist Peter Farmer Perth, WA – In a remarkable display of the power of social media in bridging the worlds of music, art, and philanthropy, Sandra Tricoli, the Director of Savvy Creations PR, has facilitated a unique collaboration between global music sensation … Continued
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The sky’s the limit for a Charles Darwin University (CDU) arts alumnus who is now teaching visual and digital skills at a Darwin-based game design company. Bachelor of Arts (Honours) graduate Skye Lavelle is just 23 years old, but already making waves in the world of digital art education and advocacy as a teacher for The Array’s new Digital … Continued
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Creative Australia has revealed the recipients of its inaugural Asia Pacific Arts Awards, celebrating the artists, collectives, and organisations engaged in creating and sharing work across the Asia Pacific. The recipients were announced during a ceremony at Paramatta’s Riverside Theatres this evening (Tuesday 23 April) in a celebration of culture including art and cuisine from … Continued
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A collection of works centred around Lord Byron and the Greek War of Independence has come to Melbourne in a never-before-seen exhibition, commemorating 200 years since the death of the prolific poet and revolutionary. To mark the bicentenary of the death of Lord Byron, Melbourne’s Hellenic Museum has premiered The Spirit of Byron: Philhellenism and … Continued
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Creative Australia is delighted to announce that Archie Moore’s exhibition kith and kin at the Australia Pavilion has been awarded the prestigious Golden Lion for Best National Participation at La Biennale de Venezia 2024. This is the first time in history an Australian artist has received this accolade. In kith and kin, Moore transforms the … Continued
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Sydney, Australia: In a bold leap for Australian cinema, Shooshfest stakes its claim as Australia’s first-ever silent short film competition. Far from your run-of-the-mill festival, Shooshfest invites creators from all walks of life – not just filmmakers – to weave cinematic magic without uttering a single word. No verbose monologues, no whispered secrets, no foley … Continued
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Archie Moore transforms the Australia Pavilion with a vast hand-drawn genealogical chart, his First Nations connections span more than 2,400 generations and 65,000 years. kith and kin confronts the ongoing legacies of Australia’s colonial history, with a focus on the overincarceration of First Nations peoples. Central to the presentation is a First Nations Australian … Continued
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Oceanographic Magazine’s Young Ocean Photographer of the Year, Western Australian teenager Jarvis Smallman, will be visiting the Maritime Museum next week to view his work for the first time displayed at the Ocean Photographer of the Year exhibition. Smallman, 17, was awarded the title for his image Eyes on the Prize (pictured above) which was … Continued
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GREAT SCOTT! Andy Scott, the world famous sculptor is headed to the Scenic Rim Clydesdale Spectacular this June and here’s why! “The Scenic Rim Clydesdale Spectacular this year is special for me as it coincides with the 10th anniversary of the inauguration of the monumental Kelpies sculptures in Scotland. I can’t wait to share the … Continued
