Applications for The Unconformity 2023 Artist in Residence Program are now open.![]()
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The Unconformity will provide opportunities for four Australian-based artists to conduct residencies in Queenstown, Western lutruwita/Tasmania in 2023. This paid opportunity is open to artists at any level of professional practice and practising in any artform. Each residency will take place for up to 2.5 weeks.![]()
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Applications close at 12pm AEDT on Friday 23 December 2022. ![]()
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Apply here: theunconformity.com.au/artist-residence-program/![]()
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The Unconformity Artist in Residence Program is supported through Arts Tasmania by the Minister for the Arts.![]()
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Image credit: Remi Chauvin![]()
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Image description: Thick clouds sit atop the mountainous hills of Queenstown, lutruwita/Tasmania. The bare hills are golden brown, resembling the surface of the moon, with a road winding through the scene. Green trees cover the foothills at the bottom of the image.
This is on tomorrow - on line ! ![]()
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If you work in the arts and want some great tips from the business savvy, creative, and ever entertaining @MonicaDavidson from Creative Plus Business![]()
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There are a few spots left - join us from 2:30-4:30 pm- click on the link to register!![]()
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This event is supported by the NSW Government through Small Business Month 2022 Celebrations #supportsmallbusiness
Mind Your Business Free On Line Workshop with Creative Plus Business
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This workshop reframes the planning process for creative practitioners, and helps participants create a plan that will actually work.
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I imagine that a lot of the ideas apply to live performance too …This International Day of People with Disability, City of Sydney has invited filmmakers Sofya Gollan, Ben Lewin, Chloé Hayden, Anthea Williams and Ana Tiwary to discuss access to directing, writing and producing stories on screen. Learn about what the industry needs to do to ensure we can tell our own full and brilliant stories with authenticity. ![]()
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Sat 3 December, 11.30am – 12.30pm![]()
Darling Square Library![]()
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This event will also be online.![]()
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Book your tickets for this free event at whatson.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/events/idpwd-2022-panel-visible-behind-and-in-front-of-the-camera![]()
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If you have any access or communication needs, please contact Teik Kim Pok on 0436 607 274 or email libraryprograms@cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au![]()
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#Film #Representation #Disability #DisabilityRepresentation #IDPwD![]()
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Image description: Actors William Best and Nikki Shiels in a still from Safety Net, 2020. Director Anthea Williams, DOP Tania Lambert. Photo by Kelly Gardner.
Indie Theatre Panel Critical Stages![]()
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Critical Stages Touring Director Chris Bendall will be talking with special guests Richard Watts (National Performing Arts Editor, Arts Hub), Kate Fell (Artistic Director, Darwin Festival), and Tandi Palmer Williams (Managing Director, Patternmakers). ![]()
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We'll be looking back to see how 2022 really shaped up for artists, arts media, and audiences, and leaving some time to ask about what the future might hold. ![]()
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This online event is open to all, hosted on Zoom. Registration is FREE. There will be time for a short Q&A at the end of the forum.
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