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Julie Lynch is one of Australia’s leading costume designers, with two Helpmann Awards for Best Costume Design (2007 and 2003)[...]More
fLiNG Physical Theatres The Voyage explored the dynamism of human nature through the portrayal of an ocean voyage; courage, faith[...]More
In a spectacular display of site specific theatre, Milk Crate Theatre’s Intersection was a journey through Surry Hills exploring the[...]More
The 17th Biennale of Sydney was held in 2010 at seven venues across Sydney.[...]More
Chris Fox was a recipient of Arts NSW Quick Response funding in November 2010 to enable him to exhibit his[...]More
In March 2011 Arts NSW introduced the NSW Aboriginal Regional Arts Fund.[...]More
Melanie Evans is the Trainee Indigenous Curator working at the Wagga Wagga Art Gallery.[...]More
Kate Middleton, Sydney’s first City Poet, will produce 6 ‘ekphrastic’ poems reflecting on Sydney’s iconic artworks and artists, including work[...]More
Bankstown City Council’s new Arts Centre was opened on 17 February 2011. More than 200 guests filled the Arts Centre for[...]More
Outback Theatre for Young People (OTYP) engages with young people from regional and remote communities across South West NSW.[...]More
Established in 2007, the Dungog Film Festival showcases Australian films in an environment that celebrates and promotes Australian film culture.[...]More
Matthew Huynh lives and works in Western Sydney and is an illustrator and designer of graphic novels and literary comic[...]More
