Opportunities and awards
2024 exhibition and performance EOIs, plus Arts Tasmania funding recipients, and NSW Premier’s History Awards shortlist.
Source: artshub.com.au
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On the move: latest sector appointments
ArtsHub's weekly round-up of professional appointments and departures in the Australian arts industry, includes new COO at Geelong Gallery.
Source: artshub.com.au
Exit interview: Annette Downs, Performing Lines TAS
Respected producer Annette Downs looks back on her 17 years with Performing Lines and considers the ways Tasmania has changed in that time.
Source: artshub.com.au
Radical optimism on the island
Lindy Hume’s third and final curation of the Ten Days on the Island festival was an exercise in 'radical optimism'.
Source: artshub.com.au
2022 Sydney Festival
The Sydney Festival opens with work that pushes against structures of promise and oppression.
Franche Comtér United States France General New South Wales South Australia Australian Capital Territory
Source: thesaturdaypaper.com.au
Black Brass shows how it feels to be an African migrant in Australia
Playwright and performer Mararo Wangai explores the complexities in his powerful work, Black Brass, as part of Sydney Festival.
Source: smh.com.au
Black Brass shows how it feels to be an African migrant in Australia
Playwright and performer Mararo Wangai explores the complexities in his powerful work, Black Brass, as part of Sydney Festival.
Source: theage.com.au
Black Brass shows how it feels to be an African migrant in Australia
Playwright and performer Mararo Wangai explores the complexities in his powerful work, Black Brass, as part of Sydney Festival.
Source: watoday.com.au
Black Brass shows how it feels to be an African migrant in Australia
Playwright and performer Mararo Wangai explores the complexities in his powerful work, Black Brass, as part of Sydney Festival.
Source: brisbanetimes.com.au
Outstanding WA industry leaders join new Curtin Advisory Board
Curtin University’s School of Media, Creative Arts and Social Inquiry (MCASI) has appointed six outstanding leaders in the creative industries
John Curtin College Of The Arts Western Australia Mitchell Mackay Jeremey Smith Kathryn Osborne Angus Buchanan
Source: miragenews.com