Clarice Beckett is celebrated for her misty evocations of Melbourne and remembered for her tragically short life. Long overlooked by the art establishment due to her association with the controversial art theorist Max Meldrum, she nonetheless held twelve solo exhibitions between 1923 and 1933. After her death, much of her work was stored in a…
Creative Confidence, presented by Murray Arts as part of the Smart Arts series, is a welcoming forum and networking event designed for regional creatives at every stage of their journey. This gathering invites artists, musicians, actors, makers, and creative practitioners to explore one of the most common yet unspoken challenges in the arts: confidently claiming…
Charles Sturt University is proud to support LGBTQIA+ communities and their allies by returning as a regional partner for the Queer Screen Film Festival Australia. ​Don’t miss your chance to experience this eclectic collection of some of the best short films from this year’s Mardi Gras Film Festival! Get ready for a night of celebration, connection, and…
Following sold-out seasons in Wagga Wagga and Sydney, the nationally award-winning production Women of the Riverina returns by popular demand to captivate audiences across the region, touring to Albury, Junee and Tumut from May 3–7. Set within the striking surrounds of the historic Tumut Montreal, Junee Atheneum Theatre and the Pumphouse Albury arts space on…
Join award-winning writer and theatre-maker Ben Ashby for a dynamic two-hour workshop exploring writing for performance at The Butter Factory Theatre. Open to writers of all backgrounds – poets, fiction and non-fiction writers, essayists, and even those who simply take a lot of time to curate your Instagram posts – this workshop invites participants to…
Dense embroidery, delicate chainmail, and found truck curtains come together in Teelah George’s Fragile Armour in a way that both reinforces and extends the material interests that drive her practice. Embroidery is an established and important part of George’s output, represented in Fragile Armour with Wall piece, a large textile composed of thousands of hand…
In 1992, Dire Straits reunited for one final, unforgettable chapter – a tour that gave birth to the iconic live album On The Night. Capturing the band at their most polished and passionate, this record would become a lasting tribute to their remarkable legacy, filled with sweeping guitar work, intricate arrangements, and the unmistakable touch…
Ruth Davys has produced a new moving image work, featuring the artist’s puppet alter-ego, Little Ruthie. Mabinya, Wibiyanha, Wudhagarbinya. is a companion to Davy’s current Kid’s Gallery installation, Yamandhu wudhagarbinya? and extends that work’s focus on Language sharing, bringing in Wiradjuri philosophies of yindyamarra (to show honour and respect, to be gentle) and winhanganha (to…
The popular MAMA Kids Gallery welcomes its fifth artist commission, Ruth Davys’ Yamandhu wudhagarbinya?, an installation that shares Wiradjuri Language and culture with curious kids. The title is a Wiradjuri phrase that in English asks, ‘Are you listening?’. It is an invitation to tune in to the words spoken in the space and perhaps bring…
Join us at MAMA to celebrate the opening of nginha: here and now, presenting newly commissioned works by Ruth Davys, Jazz Money, Noriko Nakamura, Kirtika Kain and Teelah George. On the evening, the exhibiting artists will present a series of spotlight talks throughout the Museum, offering insights into their new works, materials and ideas. These…
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