An international call is open to ceramics artists for the 9th International Ceramic Biennale – City of Talavera in central Spain. The Local Autonomous Body of Culture of the City Hall of Talavera de la Reina announces the IX International Ceramic Biennale “Ciudad de Talavera”. The following cash awards will be made: First Award in the […]
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For almost half a century, significant Australian artist Mona Ryder has challenged us with her exploration into relationships, memory and gendered rituals. Free from constraint, she has crafted a dynamic body of work through a prolific and playful experimentation with her subject matter. Every element is of her hand: from the mussel shells preserved from
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The Ballarat International Foto Biennale was founded in 2005 and attracts significant International and Australian photographers as one of Australia’s pre-eminent photographic festivals. It is a not-for-profit event that immerses the historic town of Ballarat in photographic art. For over 13 years, the Ballarat International Foto Biennale has enriched the cultural landscape of regional Victoria and
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Join artist Daniel Boyd and historian, anthropologist, curator and photographer Michael Aird to interrogate Eurocentric museum perspectives on history, colonisation and the institutional control of Indigenous narratives. Time: 6pm for refreshments with conversation to commence at 6.30pm Cost: Free
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Emergence is the process of ‘coming into existence’ and transitioning from a state of concealment into something visual and unrestrained. The exhibition casts light on hidden vistas within the human interior and visually reflects on mystical ideas about how the soul came to inhabit our inner space. An ancient Eastern story told by the Persian
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This year the RQAS is celebrating the legacy of strong female artists in our society by holding the Women’s Work Exhibition and fundraiser to coincide with International Women’s Day 2019. As part of this exhibition we will be fundraising for Share the Dignity a wonderful charity that supports homeless women and victims of domestic violence. We will
Queensland College of Art, Griffith University with the goal to create a process which will help certain elements of my pakana culture to continue and prosper, as well to expand my artistic skills and mediums by which I can convey stories from my personal and spiritual past and from my land and culture. It has
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We’re seeking art projects for our 2020 program and we’re welcoming submissions from all over the globe. Ambitious installations, augmented reality, performance – we’re keen to hear about any bold and original ideas that will temporarily transform public and unusual spaces in the Sydney city area. We’re funding a number of projects from $40,000 to
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Lab.12 art contest, is a call for submissions open to all kind of artists. Works allowed in the art competition are: drawings, paintings, sculptures, photographs, graphics, mix media and video. A great opportunity for the artists, which can win a cash prize, have the opportunity to exhibit the artworks in an art gallery in Milan
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Celebrate the colour and life of APT9 with an action-packed 3 day family festival of artist workshops, performances, music and films. View full program Then as the sun goes down, the volume turns up for Up Late with live music, bars and dining. Tickets $26. http://bit.ly/APT9_UpLate #APT9QAGOMA
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Through the appropriation of domestic fictions excerpted from a wide collection of film, television and virtual spaces, juxtaposed with intimately personal truths, 1993 examines the flawed and fluid natures of memory’s impact on identity, and probes the faith placed upon the fixed nature of both. 1993 places the viewer inside of a borrowed memory; tiny,
The Movement of Cells investigates the privatization of the previously state-run ‘Southern Queensland Correctional facility’ by multinational cooperation Serco. This will bring the number of incarcerated women in Queensland to over 1000 with 400 prison cells state wide. The ongoing project is concerned with how current legal systems reduce a person to a set of
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Join us and SODA_JERK artists Dominique and Dan Angeloro for an introduction to and screening of TERROR NULLIUS. Complimentary SOBAH on arrival. Part political satire, eco-horror and road movie, TERROR NULLIUS is a political revenge fable which offers an unwriting of Australian national mythologies. Binding together a documentary impulse with the bent plotlines of Australian film texts, Soda_Jerk’s revisionist history opens
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Do you hear the people sing? Curated by Heidi Lefebvre, Katy B Plummer and Luke Létourneau. Featuring artwork by Liam Benson and Cassandra Bird, Dean Cross, Beth Dillon, George Haddad, Heidi Lefebvre, Daniel Mudie Cunningham, Luke O’Connor, Katy B Plummer, Em Size, Marcia Swaby, Alexander Tanazefti, Athena Thebus, Amanda Wolf and Zoe Wong. Inspired by
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These small scale works of oil on board represent two parallel series. Each series signifies a step in an artistic process characterized by transit between formats. From collage to maquette, photograph to painting, this process is marked by iteration. Paper is central to these works as it provides the content- colour. Cut out scraps of
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Here and There is an exhibition which features work by artists who are based in Australia but are originally from or have strong ties to another country. Each artist in the exhibition was asked to respond to life in Oz and Australian culture and how their perceptions of these things are influenced by having links
‘Malicia Indigena’ is a collaborative exhibition by illustrator Carolina Navarrete and photographer Delong Lin. Translated as ‘Indigenous Malice’; it’s a common phrase in Colombia capturing the action of relishing life itself, cheating destiny and truly making the most of one’s experiences. Gifted from indigenous ancestors, it is an intuition to perceive a situation awry, cleverly
Elizabeth Willing is an Australian visual artist. In 2009 she completed her honours in Fine Arts (Visual Arts) and is currently undertaking a Masters of Fine Art (research) at Queensland University of Technology. In 2014 Elizabeth was the recipient of the Australia Council Kunstlerhaus Bethanien one-year residency. Furthermore Elizabeth has undertaken residencies at Helsinki International
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Learn a variety of Japanese stab bindings, by making FOUR different notebooks using the most widely recognised Oriental bindings: Traditional 4-hole; Noble; Tortoiseshell; and Hemp-leaf stitching patterns. This is a great workshop for beginner bookbinders, and is also exciting for those who already have experience with western bookbinding because it offers a new set of
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Dress Code presents five contemporary creative artists – Gerwyn Davies, Hannah Gartside, Lisa Hilli, Grace Lillian Lee and Emily McGuire – exploring fashion as the material embodiment of culture, gender and historical identity. Dress Code merges art, design, craft and fashion to investigate the diversity of cultural approaches to making, wearing and buying across the Asia Pacific,
From the 1970s to 1999, the Gold Coast was a hot-spot on the bucket-list of Australia’s live music touring circuit. With iconic venues like the Playroom, Bombay Rock, The Patch, Jet Club and Fisherman’s Wharf, the Coast played host to some of the hottest and most notorious international and Australian music acts; as well as
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Five artworks. Tenth birthday of Moreton Bay Regional Council. 15 Artists annual prize. Celebrating 20 years of acquisitions. Featuring works by Vernon Ah Kee, Megan Cope, Ian Friend, Dale Harding, and Charles Robb. Exhibition developed by Moreton Bay Regional Council. Image: Megan Cope Yunggulba (Woorim) 2014 (detail), mixed media on canvas.
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The Space Studios will open to the public in January 2019 in the Alembic City campus, Baroda, India. Space Studios is offering a 3-month residency to six visual artists (local and international) who will work with the city and architecture as their theme. During the period of the residency, artists will be encouraged to engage
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In the framework of EXPERIMENTA, the Arts & Sciences Biennale 2020, Atelier Arts Sciences is launching a call for international projects for EXPERIMENTA, the fair which will take place in Grenoble from 11 to 15 February 2020. Atelier Arts Sciences is a joint research laboratory shared by CEA – a French research centre – and Hexagone Scène
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What value do plants and green space provide in our everyday lives? What may the future of green space in Brisbane look like? February 2019 heralds the inaugural exhibition for Onespace Gallery by impressive Gold Coast artist Nicola Moss. Moss brings her longstanding City and Nature project to the gallery, examining a changing ecology –
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We have been helping photographers to Create, Exhibit and inspire since 2004. The Head On Photo Awards represent a global selection of the best work from emerging and established photographers across four categories; Portrait | Landscape | Mobile | Student Head On Photo Festival, one of the world’s most prestigious photo festivals is calling for
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The John Glover Art Prize (Glover Prize) has become one of Australia’s most significant awards for landscape painting, open to artists from anywhere in the world. It is awarded annually by The John Glover Society Inc. for the work judged the best contemporary landscape painting of Tasmania. Landscape painting is defined in its broadest sense. The aim
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The John Fries Award is an annual $10,000 non-acquisitive art prize recognising the talents of early career visual artists. Since its humble beginnings in 2010, the Award has established itself as a platform for some of the most engaging and experimental works from the next wave of contemporary artists from across Australia and New Zealand.
This 2 hour school holiday silkscreen printing workshop introduces the fun of screen printing. Participants are able to screen print a multi coloured deign onto a tote bag or t-shirt using pre-prepared screens. all materials are included. Suitable for ages 6+. Class size is limited to 6 people. Workshop runs Wednesday 19th December 10am -12pm. For more information
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Join us for a special life drawing event facilitated by one of Australia’s most respected contemporary artists Vernon Ah Kee. Known for his large-scale charcoal drawings, agitprop wall texts & video projects, Ah Kee’s new work The Island 2018 currently features in Boundary Lines. Date: Tuesday 5 February 2019 Time: 6-8.30pm Venue: Griffith University Art Museum Cost: $20.00
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Following on from the successful In Anna’s Garden Australian Cyanotypes exhibition that we coordinated with the Monash Gallery oy Art in Melbourne last year we now we bring our updated knowledge of the process to our latest Maud Street Photo Gallery workshop. Topics will include: Sourcing and mixing up your own chemicals Selecting suitable subjects to image Selecting
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Next Wave is inviting artists from across Australia to form a government. This is an opportunity for early career artists, curators, producers, writers, musicians, choreographers, thinkers and makers from all creative disciplines to propose their most ambitious projects for presentation at Next Wave Festival 2020: A Government of Artists. Next Wave creatives receive tailored project
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In 2019, the Institute of Modern Art will bring visionary new works by artists to Brisbane audiences and give global context to important questions of our time. Next year’s exhibition program includes the first survey exhibition of Brisbane-based artist Dale Harding’s practice; the first Australian solo exhibitions by Ana Mendieta, Christopher Kulendran Thomas in collaboration with Annika Kuhlmann, and Lawrence Abu
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Caroline Austin is an artist whose socially engaged practice spans a diverse range of media including sculpture, performance, sound and large-scale installations. Through the projects and programs Austin has initiated globally, she has illustrated that art can be used as a tool for generating social engagement, civic pride, and economic development. Austin is also the
The */ 15th Athens Digital Arts Festival invites you to submit your proposals for its next edition that takes place in spring 2019 in Athens, under the theme “The World is a Hologram”. Deadline for submissions is on 15 of January 2019. Dating back to antiquity, theories which want us living in a hologram, apart from science fiction can also
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OPPORTUNITIES AT THE WALLS IN 2019 – OPEN CALL FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST – DEADLINE: Sunday 3 February, 5pm. LOCAL ARTIST IN RESIDENCE The local artist in residence program is open to local emerging artists who are living and working on the Gold Coast or who can demonstrate a solid connection to our regional landscape.
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