Category : Arts


Duo 2.10 Mesmerizes with Hallelujah Junction at UWA

Pianists Adam Pinto and Emily Green-Armytage, performing as Duo 2.10, captivated audiences with their Hallelujah Junction recital at UWA's Callaway Auditorium, featuring works by Meredith Monk, Olivia Davies, Duncan Gardiner, and John Adams.

Fotografía en el centro de atención en exposiciones de Fremantle

La exposición 'Loom of the Land' de Brad Rimmer en el Centro de Artes de Fremantle presenta 125 imágenes que exploran el cambio y la conexión con el Wheatbelt de WA, complementadas con música original. Simultáneamente, una muestra de Polaroid en la Piazza

Artists Wanted for $45M Hospital Redevelopment Project

Hunter artists are invited to submit expressions of interest for a public art program as part of the $45 million Stage 3 redevelopment of Muswellbrook Hospital, aiming to enhance wellbeing through local creativity.

Newcastle's Lost Tarzan: The Swimmer Who Said No

Discover the untold story of Jim Cook, the champion swimmer from Cooks Hill who turned down Hollywood's offer to play Tarzan in the 1920s, and explore the surf club's historic war memorial.

Ohuhu Markers Back in Stock on Amazon Australia

The cult-favourite Ohuhu alcohol markers that dominated Colouring TikTok last year are now available at discounted prices on Amazon Australia, offering beginners and pros alike a chance to snag the viral art tools.

Geelong's Bollards Saved by 3D Printing Plan

Geelong's iconic waterfront bollards could be preserved using 3D scanning and printing technology. Mayor Trent Sullivan reveals a modern plan to save the city's beloved, decaying artworks.

Ross and McCloud on design, Perth and the Q-word

Comedian Tim Ross and Grand Designs host Kevin McCloud are bringing their 'Live in Interesting Places' show to Perth's Octagon Theatre. They discuss design, quality in housing, and seeing our cities with fresh eyes.

Emma Cam's Colour Vision for 2026

Artist Emma Cam reveals her unique synesthesia-inspired project for 2026: following a single colour across Australia to create art and connect communities. Discover her creative journey.

Eight-year-old mints world's first coin for 2026

An eight-year-old Melbourne boy has minted the world's first coin for 2026 at the Royal Australian Mint in Canberra, marking 60 years of decimal currency. Discover the commemorative design and join the celebration.

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