Pluck! – Live in Concert

Pluck! – Live in Concert

Introducing Pluck! Live in Concert at West Albury Memorial Hall. The performance features 2 sets with intermission. Attendees are welcome to bring their own refreshments and snacks. About Pluck! A trio exploring the vastness of guitar music and other pluckable instruments spanning Malian music, flamenco, gypsy jazz, country and bluegrass, Brazilian music, and early electric…

Teens Workshop: Watercolour with Pinky Wittingslow

Teens Workshop: Watercolour with Pinky Wittingslow

Learn new and effective creative skills in this watercolour workshop for teens. The teens will create their own watercolour ‘patchwork quilt’ style artwork with illustrator Pinky Wittingslow. The students can paint their favourite memories whilst learning useful watercolour techniques. Workshop outline Warm up Students will learn how to use watercolours and how to achieve different…

The Art of the Piano

The Art of the Piano

A recital by Stefan Cassomenos Melbourne pianist and composer Stefan Cassomenos is widely regarded as one of Australia’s most vibrant and versatile musicians. Performing internationally since the age of ten, and with more than two decades representing Australia on the world stage, he has established himself as one of the nation’s leading pianists. An accomplished…

Opening Night – Tom Roberts: A Community Tribute to the Legacy of an Australian Master

Opening Night – Tom Roberts: A Community Tribute to the Legacy of an Australian Master

“All Australian paintings are in some way a homage to Tom Roberts.” – Arthur Boyd You’re invited to the opening of Tom Roberts: A Community Tribute to the Legacy of an Australian Master. Light refreshments included. RSVP via Humanitix essential. This exhibition is a community celebration and exploration of the life, artistic influence, primary subject…

Women and War

Women and War

Just three women worked as Official War Artists during World War Two – Nora Heysen, Stella Bowen and Sybil Craig. They each made a significant body of work, bringing a fresh vision to the official expression of Australia at War. Nora Heysen, first woman to win the Archibald Prize, captured the dignity of service personnel…

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