August 2016

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August 2016

August 2016
Buninyong residents & visitors have a new
landmark to assist them navigating the
byways of this picturesque Ballarat
suburb with the installation of the public
artwork Buninyong Bivium, crafted by
Melbourne artist Cliff Burtt.
A partnership between Council’s Public Art
& Community Engagement initiatives, the
work is inspired by topographic mapping as
well as Aboriginal and gold rush stories of
the Mt. Buninyong area.
Arts & Culture
Out & About
Local fellas make good
& better with the FedUni
Post Office Gallery
opening of blackface
(realface): Indigenous
faces of Ballarat, new
work by the Pitcha
Makin Fellas collective.
Tom Mosby, Koori
Heritage Trust CEO
(right) was the special
guest at the packed &
popular event.
Council’s Public Art - Community Engagement
partnership continues to reap benefits with the
unveiling of Hidden Waterway, a series of 20
carved boulders created through collaboration
between Castlemaine artist Forrest Keegel, local
residents, and Harcourt stone sculptor Joe Pratt.
The works now grace Pennyweight Park in
East Ballarat, depicting the flora & fauna
indigenous to that area of the city.
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Ballarat gave Winter a big push-along and
the dark a run for its money with the launch
of the Ballarat Laneways Lumieres - light &
sound installations designed to add joyous
colour & noise to the 2016 Ballarat Laneways
Festival and Ballarat Winterlude. And we
let the Universe know we were in business,
too, when Feast of Crows cranked up the
volume, Cr. Des Hudson declared Laneways
Festival open, and the Lumieres blazed forth.
Arts &
Culture
Out &
About
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The Laneways Lumieres
riotous vibe nicely segued into
the Backspace Gallery
opening of Anne’s Fix It Up
Native Creative Creation.
With further opening remarks
by Cr. Des and special guest
Erin McCuskey, the show
featured an exuberant
collection of recent floral
studies by artist Anne Chibnall
in her first solo exhibition.
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LEFT:
Diokno Pasilan’s
Rites of Passage
@ The Lost Ones
Gallery, Camp
Street
S’Lightly More
Arts & Culture
RIGHT:
Pete Field’s
SpektraFlash
Projections on
Huyghue House
at the Lumieres
launch.
And speaking of Laneways Lumieres,
we would be most remiss if we neglected to
share some of our favourite images from that
fabulous fortnight!
ABOVE LEFT: Margie, Zlatko
& George Balazic’s
The Melody of Flight
@ Alfred Deakin Place.
ABOVE RIGHT:
CAKE Industry Jesse Stevens & Dean
Pedersen’s It’s Nice To Be
Alive in the Huyghue House
Exquisite Space.
LEFT:
Melinda Muscat’s
Winter Festa on the south
face of Huyghye House.
BUT WAIT - THERE’S MORE!
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More Arts & Culture
& More Laneways Lumieres
LEFT:
Amie Sexton’s In Search of
Lost Evenings on the south
veranda of Huyghue House.
BELOW:
Astrid Thiebault & Derek
Roberston and the ARC
Collective’s Manipulating
Perception of the
Mesmerizing Magic Garden
in Police Lane.
BELOW LEFT:
Caroline Packham & Illumante 2030’s Roving
Projections in Alfred Deakin Place, alongside
Window Projections by students & staff of the
Federation University Arts Academy.
ABOVE:
Pete Field & Casey Tosh’s collaborative Lightshow
Projections in the McCain Annexe during the
Ballart Laneways - Local & Live free music events.
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Even More
Arts & Culture
Friends & fans gathered in Backspace Gallery to open the
exhibition TreeART, featuring work by 13 artists reflecting on &
responding to the importance of trees in our physical and
psychic environment.
Renowned storyteller Anne E Stewart offered opening words
alongside organiser Colleen Filippa and curators Lili Nishiyama
& Deborah Johnston, while the Anna Hills Trio provided
beautiful sounds through the afternoon.
The peripatetic Aldona Kmiec touched down
in town long enough to launch her Unicorn
Lane exhibition Dreamscapes with a few
drinks, a few laughs & more than a few friends!
Photo courtesy of The Courier newspaper
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And meanwhile, the ever-ebulent Gavin
McGrath helped ABC Local Radio plug the
imminent Ballarat Laneways - Local & Live
free live music events, mounted as part of
the 2016 Winterlude Festival.
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Ballarat Laneways - Local & Live roared to life over
two nights, transforming the surrounds of the McCain
Annexe & Alfred Deakin Place into a contemporary
cultural & social hub dedicated to the celebration
of original live music - as well as some of the musical
icons of the past AND the future.
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Presented in association with Council’s Youth
Services FReeZA & SONIKA live music initiatives
and opened by Cr. Amy Johnson, the
Ballarat Laneways All Ages Gig on the
Saturday afternoon lured 100 young punters
away from Pokemon Go and into the house to
enjoy the creme de la local emerging bands in
a drug-, alcohol-, and almost smoke-free
setting...barring the surprise smoke machine
that brought the show to a temporary halt &
quick evacuation.
With the Art Gallery alarms re-set, the show
continued & rolled into the evening’s Ballarat
Laneways program.
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Some 700+ punters were part of the Laneways
action, with visitors from Melbourne & Geelong
& across Western Victoria joining locals in
alternatively jamming the floor, touring the
Laneways Lumieres & topping up at the
Laneways Tiki Bar and Beatbox Kitchen
Burger Van.
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It takes a village....so many thanks to all
who helped to capture the Ballarat
Laneways experience - including these
you-beaut performance shots by
Rex Hardware’s students from the Fed Uni
Certificate in Live Production & Technical
Services.
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Dead Salesmen Duo,
Hipster Kill Team, Rhiannon Simpson & The Triple
Delta, Freya Josephine Hollick
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2016 Exhibition Program
Please join TreeART organiser
Colleen Filippa
From 10 – 12am on Sunday, 31 July
for a special tree planting along the
Yarrowee Catchment
http://treeday.planetark.org/
site/10012301
THEN
Back to Backspace Gallery
from 2pm
to join in a yoga ‘tree pose’ group photo
& TreeART exhibition closing celebration
all in honour of National Tree Day!
TreeART
20 October - 6 November
Through 31 July Colour
Mixed media environment installation embracing
saturated pigments by Melinda Muscat
+
4 - 14 August #instaart
Group exhibition exploring the impact, imagery &
symbolism of trees; curated by Colleen Fillippa & Lili
Nishiyama.
Savour
Ceramics, prints & paintings by Sue Sedgwick
& Jo Ruchel.
Four Sisters
Distinctive homewares & print textile designs by
Pauline O’Shannessy-Dowling & Megan Anderson.
+
18 - 28 August The Skipticism Project 20 October - 6 November
Work in diverse genres & media by Margaret Block,
Jo Malham, Barbara Toogood & Lynette Weeks.
Interactive progressive installation using recycled
materials, by Scott Fredericks, Pete Greggs & Diokno
Four
1 - 11 September Pasilan mounted in the Backspace Gallery forecourt.
Photographic work by Tammy Boyce, Ian Kemp,
Moonbird - A Val McCann Retrospective
Margaret Lim, & Pam Morris.
10 - 27 November
Interface
15 September - 11 October Comprehensive overview of the work of printmaker
Three artists explore abstract landscapes & sense of Val McCann, presented in association with
‘place’: Konii Burns, Mason Chamberlin & Jon Paley. Goldfield Printmakers.
Staying Afloat
6 - 16 October Terra Australis
New paintings & sculptures by Margaret Delahunty
Spencer & Mary van den Broek.
1 - 18 December
Paintings & artist books by Penny Hetherington
illustrating little-known stories of our history.
For more information contact Deborah Klein
[email protected]
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Contrary to the conventional thinking of leftside-of-the-brain = Creativity; right-side-of-thebrain = Rationality, artists are unique in that their
profession forces them to straddle the world of
the intellect and the realm of the senses.
Yes, the eventual works flow from instinct &
imagination set in a subliminal world of
connections and the celebration of sensation.
Simultaneously, that immersive experience is
made possible by deep conceptual thinking,
by careful planning, and by exercising the
resilient muscle-memory developed by hours of
practice, practice, practice.
Savour, in Backspace Gallery from 4 – 14
August, features works by two artists whose
careers illustrate this dichotomy: both are lifelong creators in their own right, and both are
also teachers whose role it is to articulate why
and assist emerging artists in developing how to
create art expressive of thought & skill.
Joining forces, Sue Sedgwick and Jo Ruchel
present a collection of diverse artworks
demonstrating the rigour involved in creation
that appeals to the sensualist as much as the
aesthete.
The pottery of Jo Ruchel is made for touching,
reflecting her love of things that have been
made with care by hand and with a strong
sense of the material. Ruchel approaches
wheel throwing as an act of meditation. Apart
from fashioning works of a practical beauty
whose use & display bring joy, the textured
forms she creates tempt you to run your fingers
over the surfaces & cradle the pieces in
your hands.
Sue Sedgwick began by using art as a way of
seeing the world anew; more recently, she has
become more interested in translating what she
sees – the way the light falls, the relationship of
shapes to one another, the effect of colours –
into how those elements make her feel.
Capturing what lies before her, Sedgwick uses
her considerable skills to express how the
tangible can be made to speak of poetry and
elusive memory.
Offering ‘…delectable paintings, drawings &
pottery…’ Savour is an invitation to revel in the
material world and to practice the art of living
Savour is a collaborative project reflecting on
the deep satisfaction to be found in touch,
sight, smell & sound.
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Four Sisters in Backspace Gallery
18 - 28 August,
is a testament to the power of women:
in this instance, the juggernaut of
four siblings from four different places
working to showcase the range of
their diverse artworks
in each of their home districts.
Spread between Violet Town, Barwon Heads,
Donald & Ballarat, the artists Margaret Block,
Jo Malham, Barbara Toogood & Lynette Weeks
have successfully exhibited individually for a
number of years. Mounting the Four Sisters project marks the first time that they have
combined efforts to show their work together.
From early this year, the sisters have mounted a
series of exhibitions highlighting their four very
different approaches to making art across the
disciplines of pastel drawing, textile art, painting,
photography & quilting.
Coming from a long line of stitchers, Margaret
Block concentrates on exploring traditional and
modern approaches to quilting. Margaret’s
recent work has become increasingly
experimental, incorporating hand-dyed &
painted materials and digital photo
manipulation into abstracted pieced quilts.
Jo Malham also considers herself an
experimentalist, creating artworks that are a
fusion of painting, sculpture & digital images.
Drawing on nature and life experiences, Jo
investigates themes around the precariousness
and uncertainty of life.
Coming later to the creative life, Barbara
Toogood has plunged into mapping the
changing moods of pastels, charcoal, pencil,
watercolour & ink. Primarily working with
representational forms, Barbara nonetheless
plays with a wide range of styles, keeping her
imagery fresh and appealing.
A contemporary art quilt maker, Lynette Weeks
incorporates both nature and the manmade
into her designs. Traditional blocking and handstitching complement her tonal experiments
and digital imagery, resulting in panels that
bridge the realm between traditional pieced
works and abstract paintings.
Though the artists of Four Sisters follow divergent
paths, they have chosen to come together
both in mounting this group show and in
creating works that share similar concerns. One
such exercise sees the artists each presenting a
piece on a botanical theme – an exercise
illustrating their singular approaches to making
art, their shared love of the natural & the
material world - and of each other.
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Exquisite Project Space
Cool, Baby!
Vintage 70’s Wallpaper
Through July
Tracey Lamb
August
The Comic Book Project
Barry Devine
September
More Colour
October - November
Melinda Muscat
For more information
contact Deborah Klein
[email protected]
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Unicorn Lane Gallery
Carolyn Cardinet
18 August - 29 September
Ryan F. Kennedy
30 September - 24 November
Jade Walsh
25 November - 8 January
Frances Guerin
9 January - 16 February
Christine McFetridge
17 February - 30 March
Contact Deborah Klein [email protected]
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The ContainART Mobile Gallery is having a bit of a refurb
through mid-August, when it returns for a roadtrip to Miners Rest!
ContainART Mobile Gallery
Comings & Goings
Kate Burton
Miners Rest
Alee Afzali
Alfred Deakin Place
Dana Falcini
Wendouree
28 November - 8 January
Dawn Whitehand
Waubra
9 January - 16 February
Contact Deborah Klein
[email protected]
Kate Burton
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OPPORTUNITY CREATED
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MORE OPPORTUNITY COMING
MELBOURNE & BALLARAT
“Night, the beloved. Night, when words fade and things come
alive. When the destructive analysis of day is gone, and all that is
truly important becomes whole and sound again.”
- Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
2017 Melbourne White Night
Expressions of Interest
http://www.whitenightmelbourne.com.au
[email protected]
Now Accepting Proposals
Deadline: 23 August
2017 Ballarat White Night Expressions of Interest
The White Night Ballarat website will be launched and open for
Expressions of Interest for White Night Ballarat on 9 August 2016.
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Central Highland
ArtsAtlas
http://www.artsatlas.
com.au
Need help with the
housekeeping?
Contact Robert
Kienbaum
[email protected]
Ordinarily at this time of year
Backspace Gallery would be advertising a
Call For Exhibiton Proposals for 2017.
At this point, it is likely that the space
currently allocated to Backspace Gallery
will not be available from the end of
December this year. And while the Arts &
Culture Unit remains committed to supporting
the local & regional visual arts communtiy,
we cannot offer exhibition opportunities
until we can ensure how & where & whether
those exhibitions will take place.
All will be made clear in the fullness of time.
But until it is, please direct any questions or
comments to Deborah Klein
[email protected]
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Ballarat In Pictures:
A City Is Born
40 Lydiard
Street
5320-5858
Minnie Williamson
& Helen McPherson
Smith Trust Galleries
Through 31 July
Watching
Pam Hallandal
Mars, Timkin
& Selkirk Galleries
Through 14 August
The Last of England:
Emigration in Print
Gordon Victor King Gallery
Through 14 August
Rick Amor Drawing Prize
Ian Potter Foundation Gallery
Through 2 October
Journey: Due North
Lisa Anderson
Mars Gallery
20 August - 2 October
Yvonne Audette in Spain
Timken Gallery
20 August - 2 October
The Original
Memory
Jon Harris
Gordon Victor
King Gallery
25 August 2 October
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Gallery Concerts
McCain Hall
Last Sunday in July
New Trio Victoria
31 July 2:30 - 3:30pm
Oddie Gallery
Celebrating Chopin
RSSS Margaret Schofield Memorial Prize
6 August 10am - 4pm
http://www.artgalleryofballarat.com
40 Lydiard Street
5320-5858
Alejandro Tellez Piano Concert
7 August 2:30 - 3:30pm
Early Birds Choir
20 August 2:30 - 3:30pm
Ballarat Clarendon College Music Concert
21 August 2:30 - 3:30pm
Dancing Shadows
23 August 7:30 - 9:30pm
Gallery Events
Four Decades of Renaissance Dancing
Early Music Consort of Melbourne & Rippon Lea Dancers
14 August 2:15 - 3:30pm
Oddie Gallery
Gallery Literature
Let’s Talk Poetry with Barry Breen
Rosemary Dobson
9 August 12:30 - 1:30pm
McCain Annexe
Secure Your Own Treasure For A Good Cause
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Saturday, 6 August
From 7:15pm
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http://www.hermaj.com
17 Lydiard Street 5333-5800
Othello
28 July
7:30pm
John Williamson
4 August 8pm
Soweto Gospel Choir
5 August 8pm
Royal South Street Society Eisteddford
From 8 August
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Contact Malcolm Sanders
Regional Arts Victoria
Central Highlands Creative Arts Facilitator
[email protected]
Have you considered a Regional Arts Fund
Quick Response Grant?
Available throughout the year for applications
submitted 3 - 12 weeks prior to activity
commencing.
Regional Arts Australia
Artlands Dubbo 2016
http://www.artlands.com.au
National regional arts conference & arts festival
exploring Regeneration, Connectedness &
Emergence.
Earlybird registration from 10 March.
October 27 – 30
Regional Arts Fund
http://www.rav.net.au
Supporting sustainable cultural development
in rural & remote Victorian communities.
Deadline: 15 August
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MORE TOWN FUN
STARRY WINTER NIGHTS
http://www.observatory.ballarat.net
[email protected]
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MORE OPPORTUNITIES
Art Gallery McCain Annexe
Sunday, 14 August 10:30 – 11:30am
Relax & reflect on the common threads that
tie us together
0423 242 972 [email protected]
Call Out For Royal South Street
Competition Volunteers!
We are seeking volunteers to fill a variety of
front- and back-of-house roles, including
ushers, stage managers, comperes,
concierge, security, registration, timers,
stage hands, curtain operators, music
technicians & more!
If you love the performing arts, enjoy working
with youth & have some time to spare we would love to hear from you.
Contact Amanda Fewell
[email protected]
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EXHIBITIONS
Gallery on Sturt
www.galleryonsturt.com.au
[email protected]
421 Sturt Street
Moods of Flowers
Anne Ellison
Through 31 August
Finely Crafted Furniture & Bowls
Stephen Ziguras
Through 31 August
Post Office Gallery
[email protected]
Sturt & Lydiard Street
BENCHMARK 16
Arts Academy Undergraduate Visual Arts
Through 28 August
Signs of Struggle
Vin Ryan
Mac Space
[email protected]
110 Armstrong Street
The Importance of Light
Photography by David Grigg & Kathy Diamond
Through 31 August
Blue Artz Gallery
Creswick Museum
www.blueartz.com.au
www.creswickmusuem.
org.au
1039 Howitt Street
The Lost Ones Gallery
www.thelostones.com.au
14 Camp Street
Mallee Mysteries
Norman Hofmaier Retrospective
Through 31 July
Pinned To The Wall: Objects & Obsession
Susan O’Doherty
3 - 21 August
Northern Lights
Trade Travel Photography
Through 22 August
Mud & Rats
Through 28 August
Unicorn Hotel
unicornballarat@bigpond.
com.au
127 – 133 Sturt St.
Fairbanks Eye Gallery
http://www.fairbankseyegallery.com.au
917A Sturt Street
Vox Populi
BOAH Organics 100 Bridge Mall
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MORE LOCAL & LIVE
Wendouree Centre For The Performing Arts
1220 Howitt Street
Ballarat Grammar
Junior School Gala Concert
23 August 7pm
Two Of The Greats:
Brian Cadd & Colleen Hewitt
26 August 7:30pm
Romeo & Juliet
Melbourne City Ballet
27 August 7:30pm
Foxholes Of The Mind
28 August 7:30pm
Jay’s Jungle
4 September 10am
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HAPPENINGS ON THE BLOCK
Donna Hearne Life Drawing
Sutton’s House Of Music
31 Sturt Street
Thursdays from 6:30pm
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JUST DO IT
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ALL THE NEWS THAT FITS
Newly local boys Jessie Stevens &
Dean Pedersen, in their guise as
Cake Industries and fresh from their
Laneways Lumieres gig, displayed
their new work Personal Space as
part of the 2016 Gertrude Street
Projection Festival.
http://www.cake.net.au
Local writer & snap-chappie Neville Hiatt has
photographic work included in the Immerse program at Rowville Library from 12 November.
Ballarat’s Debbie Hill & close neighbor (Daylesford)
Jackie Gorring have been named as finalists in the
national Corangamarah Prize, with the prize
exhibition opening at the Red Rock
Regional Gallery on 6 August.
Kirstyn McDermott & Jason Nahrung each have a
story included in the recently released anthology
In Your Face (FableCroft).
The Ballarat SongWays Music Festival gathers no moss,
with Amie Sexton & the team at Pilkinton Productions
contracted to design, recruit performers & produce
the education & free live music programming planned
for the October event. Stay tuned for more news!
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LOCAL & LIVE MUSIC
Karova Lounge
Field & Camp St.
Discovery Daft Punk Tribute
30 July
Heaven The Axe
+ Sydonia
+ Southeast Desert Metal
4 August
Mesa Cosa
+ Draught Dodgers
+ Heads of Charm
+ Electric Mud 5 August
Josh Pyke
+ Jack Carty
+ KLP Party (Triple J)
+ Lucille Croft 6 August
Destrends
+ Horris Green
+ Mourning
+ Electric Mud 12 August
17 August
Peachy
+ The Second Sex
+ Northwood 19 August
Vera Blue
Babushka Lounge
Suttons House of Music
Cool Sounds
+ Gangz
+ Robot Fox
Steph Bitter & Frank Bell
5 August
Plum Green
+ Siren Song
+ Zarah
13 August
Motor City Sounds 29 July
The Grapes Hotel
Esstee Big Band 5 August
Open Mic
Thursdays
Live Music
Fridays &
Saturdays
The Ivy Stone Assembly
6 August
81 Humffray Street North
Thy Art Is Murder
+ Graves
+ I, Valiance
3 August
Josh Wade
Eastern Station Hotel
31 August
L-Fresh The Lion
+ Omar Musa
+ Sukhuiy
1 September
Mojo Lounge
Matty Chaps
12 & 26 August
Creedence Clearwater
Recycled 2 September
Babushka Bar & Lounge
59 Humffray Street Nth
Black Hill Hotel
502 Peel Street
Brewery Tap Hotel
9414 Western Highway
Warrenheip
Cattle Yards Inn
1015 LaTrobe Street
Eastern Station Hotel
81 Humffray Street Nth
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Cryptic Abyss
+ Headless
+ Bury Me In Autumn
+ Requiem
+ Wildeornes
+ Feast of Crows
+ Overpower
+ Fall & Resist
+ Armata
+ Distorta
6 August
Screaming Females
+ Trucks
+ The Second Sex
ORB
7 August
+ Phylo
+ Witches Child
14 August
31 Sturt Street
59 Humffray Street
121 Grant Street
Chasing Mojo
29 July
Phisha
31 July
Bitter Sweet
5 August
Garry Craig
7 August
The Average Band
12 August
The ReChords
30 July
Maddy Pratt
31 July
Adam Brand
4 August
Patrick McCabe
7 August
Daryl Braithwaite
12 August
Ballarat Ska Union
19 August
The Radio Waves
20 August
The Little Brass Band
21 August
Azio
19 August
Speshelle
21 August
Season Of The Blues
Rocker
26 August
John Flanagan Trio
26 August
Jimi Hocking
Zoe Trollop
28 August
Barry Morgan 27 August
The Main Bar
22 - 28 Main Road
13 August
Ballaarat Mechanics
Institute
The George Hotel
117 Sturt Street
Flashback Fridays 29 July
5 August
Kev Antonio
+ Short ‘N’ Sweet 29 July
Ballarat Songwriters Night
1 September
Geoffrey Williams
+ Motor City Sounds
+ Special Guests
2 September
Surf Shadows
+ Yum Studio Short
+ Sounds of Silent playing
along to Buster Keaton’s
Steamboat Bill, Jr.
3 September
Lydiard Street
Jayden Lillyst
Kev Antonio
30 July
12 August
Sweethearts Soul
13 August
Vonda Bouys &
The Falsettos
2 September
Renee Geyer
3 September
Farmers Arms Hotel
Creswick
Sando & Lards
29 July
Ballarat Jazz Club, Inc.
Ballarat Golf Club
Hot-B-Hines
31 July
Radio Days Orchestra
21 August
Some Ballarat Live Music Venues
Farmers Arms Hotel
31 Albert Street
Creswick
George Hotel Cider Bar
27 Lydiard Street Nth
Globe Hotel
102 Rubicon Street
Grapes Hotel
121 Grant Street
Irish Murphy’s
36 Sturt Street
Miner’s Tavern
120 Lydiard Street
JD’s Sports Bar
24 - 32 Lydiard Street
Mojo Lounge
Karova Lounge
Field & Camp Streets
Suttons House of Music
31 Sturt Street
Main Bar
28 Main Road
VOX Populi
100 Bridge Mall
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LITERARY & MEDIA
http:www.ballaratwriters.com
Write Club
Spend an afternoon devoted to your writing,
with great coffee & industrious company
Racers Bar & Cafe 2 Wendouree Parade
Every Sunday 2 - 5pm
Members’ Forum
A new online place for Ballarat Writers members
to meet, chat, seek advice & let others know
what’s happening in their writing world.
Writing For Children with Sofie Laguna
27 August 10am - 4pm
Daylesford Words In
Winter
wordsinwinter@gmail.
com
5 - 7 August
Ballarat Film Society
[email protected]
Minerva Room
Ballarat Mechanics
Institute
7pm
Lore
(Australia - Germany)
11 August
When The Man Went
South (Tonga)
8 September
Les Quatre Cents Coups
(France)
13 October
A Girl Walks Home Alone
At Night (USA - Iran)
10 November
Women He’s Undressed
(Australia) 8 December
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Livin’ La Vida Local
Ballarat & Region
Farmers Markets
Bridge Street Mall
1st Saturday 9am – 1pm
Lake Wendouree
Botanical Gardens
2nd & 4th Saturday
9am – 1pm
Buninyong Market
Last Sunday
Town Hall &
Masonic Hall
9am - 1pm
Ballan Market
1st Saturday
Inglis Street, 8am – 1pm
Beaufort Market
1st Saturday
Memorial Park
9am – 1pm
Daylesford Market
1st Sat
Daylesford Primary
School 8am - 1pm
Clunes Market
2nd Sunday Fraser Street
10am – 3pm
Creswick Market
3rd Saturday
Victoria Street
9am – 1pm
Trentham Market
3rd Saturday
Town Square 9am - 1pm
Smythesdale Market
3rd Saturday
Main Street 9am - 1pm
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Hold on...it’s coming!
http://www.ballaratpermacultureguild.org
6 August
1 - 4pm
Grafting Apple Trees
Chestnut Farm
10 August
7 - 9pm BPG General Meeting
Kohinoor Community Centre
20 & 21 August
9am - 5pm
Introduction to Beekeeping
GPlace
25 August
6 - 8:30pm
Permies at the Pub
Irish Murphy’s Pub
Community Garden
Workshops
Ballarat Community
Garden
http://www.ballaratcommunitygarden.org.
au
Dyte Parade
& Queens Street
Produce Swap
6 August
9:30 - 11:30am
Ballarat North
Neighbourhood House
[email protected]
6 Crompton Street
Soldiers Hill
Exploring the options in
garden decoration
Through 15 September
1 – 3pm
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GET OUTTA TOWN
Daylesford Words In Winter
[email protected]
5 - 7 August
Craft Cubed Festival: It’s In The Detail
http://www.craftcubed.org.au
Collective Material Exhibition
Love Locks Exhibition
Craft Collectors Forum
Craft & Design As A Career
Craft Hatch Market
ARTeFACT Newsletter
29 July – 1 October
8 – 31 August
20 August
22 August
28 August
August 2016
37
CONFERENCES
Creative Scotland - ITAC3
3rd International Teaching Artist
Conference
http://www.itac3.com
Explore key issues related to
participatory arts practice.
3 – 5 August Edinburgh
The Next Generation:
Multicultural Arts Victoria
http://www.multiculturalarts.
com.au
2016 Ethnic Communities
Council of Victoria State
Conference
Ballarat
Friday, 11 November
Regional Arts Australia
Artlands Dubbo 2016
http://www.artlands.com.au
National regional arts
conference & arts festival
exploring Regeneration,
Connectedness &
Emergence.
Earlybird registration from
10 March.
October 27 – 30
Dubbo NSW
Arts Activated
Conference
http://www.aarts.net.au
Pathways To Practice
Now accepting papers
& presentation proposals
from artists & practitioners
with unique cultural
perspectives, from rural &
remote areas,
representing sexual
diversity, of Aboriginal &
Torres Strait Islander background, and / or young &
emerging demographics.
Carriageworks, Sydney
20 – 21 September
ShowBroker: Adelaide
http://www.touringselector.
com
National performing arts
touring market, focused
on booking & tours.
February 2017
Contemporary Music
Roundtable
http://www.musicaustralia.
org.au
2 day industry policy &
development
conference.
Customs House Sydney
3 & 4 August
Open Channel
http://www.openchannel.org.au
Generation Next: Screen Creators’ Conference
Your Future: What Next
Melbourne Docklands
29 & 30 August
7th World Summit on Arts
& Culture
Longest running international gathering of
professionals &
practitioners involved
in cultural policy & arts
funding.
Valletta, Malta
18 – 21 October
Volunteers Wanted
For the Generation Next: Screen Creators’
Conference
A great opportunity to get involved in the Open
Channel community, work alongside industry
professionals & peers, and to gain valuable
professional experience – not to mention a
complimentary 12-month Open Channel Associate
membership!
http://www.openchannel.org.au/events/generation-nextconference/volunteer/
ARTeFACT Newsletter
August 2016
38
RESOURCES
IRL Web Series
Monthly event screening
local web series.
Loop Project Space & Bar
23 Meyers Place,
Melbourne
4 August 6 – 8pm
Golden Plains Shire Arts &
Culture Blog
[email protected]
http://www.goldenplains.
vic.gov.au
Subscribe now to receive
regular news
about cultural activities /
opportunities
/ events for the Golden
Plains community
CareerLounge
http://www.careerlounge.
com.au
Build your portfolio &
network with young
people and industry pros.
Australian Writers Guild
http://www.awg.com.au
National Voice Report –
Annual survey & analysis
of theatre programming
across Australia’s 10 top
theatre companies.
Expert Arts
eNewsletter
http://www.creative.vic.
gov.au
Learn about free &
low-cost monthly events
focused on empowering
the arts sector
I’ll Show You Mine
http://www.illshowyoumineaus.wordpress.com
Blog showcasing contributions by
Australian artists &
producers about the arts
industry, funding &
sustainability.
ARTeFACT Newsletter
Multicultural Arts Victoria
http://www.multiculturalarts.
com.au
New YouTube videos:
Common Ground
Inter-faith spoken word
program documented in
a video series.
Visible 10
Work by musicians
participating in the MAV
Music Mentoring
Program.
ReMastered Myths
Intercultural collaborations & eclectic new
music captured on video.
Small Is Beautiful
Microbudget Case Study
http://www.smallbeautifulmovie.com/blog/microbudget-documentary-casestudy
Producer Chris Kamen
sharing his experience
developing the microbudget documentary
Small Is Beautiful.
The Secrets of Culture
Publication by D. Paul
Schafer arguing that the
current economic age
must give way to a new
age of culture placing
priority on people & the
natural environment.
Creative Economy &
Culture: Challenges and
Futures for the Creative
Industries
Publication by John
Hartley, Wen Wen and
Henry Siling Li.
Winter Webinar Series
http://www.culturaldevelopment.com.au
Burning Slow – Blazing
Bright: Igniting & Fuelling
Conversations About Arts
& Culture In Regional &
Remote Australia
Through August
ArtPlace
http://www.artplaceamerica.org
Field scan documents
examining the intersection of arts & culture and
community development
Victorian Creative
Industries Engagement
Forum – Audio recordings
http://www.tnv.net.au
Platform Papers
Quarterly Essays on the
Performing Arts
http://www.currencyhouse.
org.au
Report on Australian
Actors’ Wellbeing
http://www.senseconnexion.com
Webinar of preliminary
report of research by
Dr. Mark Seton
Youth Arts Toolkit from
Arts USA
For developing &
strengthening existing
art programs for at-risk
youth.
August 2016
39
WORKSHOPS & TRAINING
The Lost Ones
Gallery
http://www.thelostones.
com.au
ClayMotion
http://www.claymotion.
com.au
Children’s Handbuilding
Class
Through10 September
Mum’s Time Out
Wheelthrowing &
Handbuilding
Indigo Shibori Dyeing
20 August
Adult Wheelthrowing &
Handbuilding
Beginners - Advanced
Pit Firing Workshop
22 - 23 October
Open Channel
http://www.openchannel.
org.au
The Art of Documentary
Storytelling
with Geoffrey Smith
6 & 7 August
Gin Making Class
27 August
Screen Adaptation
Seminar
with Michael Brindley
17 – 18 September
PreSchool Sessions Monday & Thursday 11 - 11:45am
After School For 5 - 9’s
After School for 10+
Wednesday 4 - 5pm
Thursday 4 - 5pm
Thursday 5:15 - 6:15pm
Wednesday 5:15 - 6:15pm
Night School for Adults
Thursday 7 - 9pm
Mosaic Workshops
http://www.mostlymosaics.
com.au
5331-9754
Weekend or weeknights
[email protected]
[email protected]
12 Liburne Street 5338-4500
Talk: The Art of Taxidermy
2 September
ARTeFACT Newsletter
Write & Share Your Memories
Monday fortnights 1 - 2:30pm
Community Art Class
Tuesdays, 1:30 - 3:30pm
Community Music Group
Wednesdays, 5 - 5:30pm
August 2016
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ARTIST CALLS, AWARDS & PRIZES
Calling Artists
For Ballarat Old Trades Exhibition
**There are a few extra stall spaces made available, but you’ll need to be quick to nab them**
For enquiries, application and payment details,
email Bronwyn DIRECTLY at the Ballarat Exhibition Centre:
[email protected]
The Australian Art Prize Planner
http://www.art-prizes.com.au
Australia’s most comprehensive
& up-to-date calendar of available
visual art prizes, awards & commissions.
Venue: Ballarat Exhibition Centre, 501-503 Dowling
Street, Wendouree, Vic. 3355
Date: August 6 & 7 2016
Times: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday
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PRJKTR Online Magazine
http://www.PRJKTR.com.au
[email protected]
Call for submissions for
#4: The Sins Issue
Deadline: 29 July
Scarlet Stiletto Awards
http://www.sistersincrime.
org.au
Prizes for women writers
of crime-related short
stories to 5000 words
Deadline: 31 July
Neerim Bower Sculpture
Acquisition
http://www.neerimdistrict.
com.au
For work Inspired By Birds
Deadline: 31 July
UnScene Short Film
Competition
http://www.unscenefilms.
com.au
Highlighting short works
(5 min) by emerging
Australian filmmakers on
the theme of piracy & its
effect on the film industry.
Deadline: 1 August
City of Kalgoorlie /
Boulder Art Prize
http://www.ckb.wa.gov.au
Awards for 2D & 3D work
in all media.
Deadline: 5 August
Jacaranda Acquisitive
Drawing Prize
http://www.graftongallery.
nsw.gov.au
Biennial award for
contemporary drawing
Deadline: 8 August
Little Things Art Prize
http://www.marniecrossartist.com
Supporting small format
(8” x 10”) 2D works
Deadline: 11 August
Hay Bale Challenge
http://www.yorkfestival.
com.au
Devise & construct a
sculptural artwork using a
single standard small hay
bale.
Deadline: 12 August
ARTeFACT Newsletter
Heysen Prize
http://www.hahndorfacademy.org.au
Non-acquisitive award
for paintings interpreting
place & artist’s connection to natural & urban
environments.
Deadline: 12 August
Redland Art Awards
http://www.redlandartawards.org.au
Prize for contemporary
painting in all styles.
Deadline: 12 August
Lachlan Sculpture Prize
http://www.somewheredownthelachlan.com
Louise Multicultural
Centre Art Prize
Hay Light Horse Memorial
[email protected]
Celebrating work in all
mediums to the theme of
BEHIND THE
MULTICULTURAL DOOR
Deadline: 25 August
http://www.sculpturebythesea.com
info@sculpturebythesea.
com
Seeking 3D work in all
modes addressing the site
landscape, conditions &
history.
Deadline: 26 August
Holmes Art Prize
Grace Marion Wilson
Emerging Writers
Competition
Awards for 2D work of
realistic Australian birdlife
scenes.
Deadline: 27 August
Seeking short story or
creative non-fiction submissions of 2,000 – 3,000
words.
Deadline: 15 August
Eutick Memorial Still Life
Award
http://www.coffsharbour.
nsw.gov.au
Promoting excellence &
innovation in Australian
still life.
Deadline: 18 August
Queensland Figurative Art
Award
http://www.rquabiennial.
com.au
Supporting paintings
containing the human
figure as an integral part
of the composition
Deadline: 18 August
2017 Prospect Gallery
Call For Artists
http://www.tinyurl.com
Two submission periods
for innovative works in
any medium.
July – Nov 2017 Round
Deadline: 19 August
http://www.gallery.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au
ANL Maritime Art Award
http://www.missiontoseafarers.com.au
Acquisitive awards for
maritime subjects on the
theme The Relationship
Between Humanity & The
Sea
Deadline: 28 August
Toorak Village Art Walk
http://www.toorakvillage.
com.au
Seeking original 2D work
for shopfront display.
Deadline: 30 August
Story Wine Prize
http://www.overland.org.au
Open to original short
fiction of up to 800 words.
Deadline: 31 August
Doug Moran National
Portrait & Contemporary
Photography Prizes
http://www.moranprizes.
bom.au
Showcasing excellence in
portraiture and contemporary photography.
Deadline: 31 August
Seeking robust sculptural
work for placement in an
outdoor location in Hay
Deadline: 31 August
Len Fox Painting Award
Sculpture By The Sea
Acquisitive prize for
sculpture.
Deadline: 12 August
http://www.writersvictoria.
org.au
http://www.HLHWMA.com.
au
[email protected]
http://www.castlemainegallery.com
Acquisitive award for
contemporary landscapes & scenes of
everyday life
Deadline: 2 September
John Copes Prize For
Representational Art
http://www.bdasgallery.
com
Supporting exemplary 2D
representational work.
National Pottery
Competition
http://www.porthackingpotters.blogspot.com.au
Awarded for contemporary ceramics in all forms.
St. George Art Awards
www.stgeorgeartawards.
org.au
Biennial prize for works on
the theme Reflection
Sculptures In the Garden
http://www.sculpturesinthegarden.com.au
Accepting entries for
exhibition in the gardens
of Rosby Vineyard in
Mudgee.
Paddington Art Prize
http://www.paddingtonartprize.com.au
info@paddingtonartprize.
com.au
Aquisitive award for best
contemporary Australian
landscape painting.
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“Night, the beloved. Night, when words fade
and things come alive. When the destructive
analysis of day is gone, and all that is truly important becomes whole and sound again.”
- Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
2017 Melbourne White Night
http://www.whitenightmelbourne.com.au
[email protected]
MELBOURNE & BALLARAT
Now Accepting Proposals
Deadline: 23 August
2017 Ballarat White Night
The White Night Ballarat website will be launched
and open for Expressions of Interest for White
Night Ballarat on the 9th August 2016.
Future Generation Art
Prize
http://www.futuregenerationartprize.org
Inclusive Arts Network
2016 Exhibition
http://www.ian.org.au
New international award
for artists up to 35 years.
Accepting entries from
artists identifying as
having a disability.
Deadline: 28 October
Bluethumb Art Prize
Fomenar Art Prize
http://www.bluethumb.
com.au
Awarded for 2D work in
all mediums
A.M.E. Bale Travelling Art
Prize
http://www.gleneira.vic.
gov.au
Annual award for traditional realist & representational work, supporting
the study of the work of
Old Masters.
Deadline: 3 October
International Residencies
http://www.australiacouncil.
gov.au
www.offthekerb.com.au
http://www.fomenar.
eu
Promoting
upcoming artists in
the areas of
painting,
photography &
digital art.
Deadline:
31 October
Junior Space
http://www.juniorspace.
com.au
Accepting proposals
from emerging &
established artists &
groups
Deadline: 30 November
Supporting development
of individual artists &
groups through offering
a suite of international
residencies.
Deadline: 4 October
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August 2016
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GRANTS & FUNDING
Whether jobbing
muso or dedicated
punter, the
Music Australia
eNewsletter has
something for
everyone
- including the
latest on grant &
funding
opportunities!
Talent Escalator Program
www.screenaustralia.gov.au
[email protected]
Assisting writers, script
editors, producers,
directors, development
executives, & animators
with professional
development costs
involving a significant
domestic or international
internship opportunity
No Deadline
Subscribe today –
it’s FREE!
Performers’ Trust
Foundation
http://www.musicaustralia.org.au
Creative Innovation
Global Conference
Scholarships
http://www.creativeinnovationglobal.com.au
Supporting attendance
by emerging leaders in
any sector.
Deadline: 29 July
Residency Grant
Institute for Provocation –
China
http://www.iprovoke.org
Supporting development
of innovative & provocative work on an artistic &
collaborative level.
Deadline: 10 August
Regional Arts Fund
http://www.rav.net.au
Supporting sustainable
cultural development in
rural & remote Victorian
communities.
Deadline: 15 August
ARTeFACT Newsletter
http://www.ppca.com.au
Natalie Miller Fellowship
http://www.nataliemillerfellowship.com
Providing support for
women working in the
Australian screen industry
for professional
development through
attachments, internships,
secondments & travel.
Deadline: 26 August
Supporting music & the
performing arts by
covering tuition, travel
costs, accommodation,
venue & PA hire.
No Deadline
QuickstART No Interest
Loan Scheme For Artists
mailto:[email protected]
Commercial no interest
loan scheme for
individual artists, groups,
and creative practitioners, created by Positive
Solutions & Brian
Tucker Accounting
No Deadline
Screen Australia
http://www.screenaustralia.
gov.au
[email protected].
au
Talent Escalator
Internship Program
Providing support for
industry internships,
production placements,
international workshop
attendance & other
development activities.
No Deadline
Catalyst Funding
http://www.australiacouncil.
gov.au
Supporting innovative
projects by small-tomedium organisations.
Deadlines:
15 September,
15 December
Sainsbury Sculpture Grant
http://www.visualarts.net.au
Supporting 3D artists in
undertaking further study,
residencies & professional
development workshops
August 2016
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LOCAL MEDIA
RESOURCES
COMMUNITY RESOURCES
Ballarat
Neighbourhood Centre
http://www.ballaratcommunityhouses.org
[email protected]
5331-4107
507 Eyre Street
Ballarat North
Neighbourhood House
[email protected]
5329-1101
6 Compton Street
Ballarat South
Community Hub
Ballarat Community
Health Centre’
Lucas Community Hub
www.bschub.com.au
5329-3273 Tuppen Drive,
Sebastopol
1 Liburne Street
City of Ballarat Library
http://www.centralhighlandslibraries.org.au
Wendouree West
Community House &
Learning Centre
[email protected]
Hepburn Shire
5339-5069
Neighbourhood Centres
Creswick Neighbourhood
House
19 Victoria Street,
Creswick (03) 5345-2356
[email protected]
Clunes Neighbourhood
House &
Lee Medlyn Home For
Bottles
[email protected]
18 Violet Grove
Daylesford
[email protected]
13 Camp Street,
Daylesford
5348-3569
Trentham
ABC Radio Ballarat
Events Calendar
http://www.abc.net.au/
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ARTeFACT e-Newsletter
[email protected].
gov.au
Monthly compendium of
all things cultural. Submit
articles by the third week
of each preceding
month.
ArtsAtlas Website
http://www.artsatlas.com.
au
Integrated information
about art events, news,
spaces, people, & opportunities across the Central
Highlands.
Ballarat Arts Alive
http://www.facebook.com/
ballaratartsalive
http://www.baa.mx
24/7 News, views,
reviews, & all the happs
in the arts
The Ballarat Courier ArtConnect
https://www.facebook.
com/CourierArts
[email protected]
lorrie.liston@fairfaxmedia.
com.au
Amber Wilson
amber.wilson@fairfaxmedia.
com.au
by 5pm each Tuesday.
Forte Magazine
www.fortemagazine.
com.au
Local & regional live
music news
Trouble Magazine
http://www.troublemag.
com
Arts news & reviews
99.9 VOICE FM
Community Radio
http://www.voicefm.com.
au
Newsletter / Events
[email protected]
[email protected]
High Street, Trentham
5424-1354
Ballarat’s Independent Exhibition Spaces
Supporting Local & Regional Artists
The Lost Ones
Art Gallery of Ballarat
Timken Gallery / Lydiard
Street Projections
5320-5858
[email protected].
au
Mixing it with the Big
Kids!
Babushka Lounge &
Gallery
Sing, drink, show, & tell.
Blue Artz Gallery
www.blueartz.com.au
The little blue box with
attitude!
ContainART Mobile
Gallery
Coming to a community
near you!
[email protected].
gov.au
Exquisite Exhibition
[email protected]
Project
5331-8459
Small & precious works
by the month
Backspace Gallery
[email protected].
You know the drill.
[email protected].
gov.au
ARTeFACT Newsletter
gov.au
Fairbanks Eye Gallery
Exhibition space for hire.
5333-1133
Gallery on Sturt
Art in the heart of
Ballarat.
Exhibition / project /
workshop spaces for hire
[email protected]
9410-4362
Lucas Community Arts
Space
Community arts space
in the BCHC Community
Hub
[email protected]
Mac Space
Exhibition & sales for everyone!
[email protected]
Frank 5333-4617
Sebastianns
Coffee, cake & culture!
[email protected]
[email protected]
Unicorn Hotel
See & be seen
5331-3930 0438 324 074
Unicorn Lane Gallery
24/7 viewing in the heart
of town
[email protected].
gov.au
August 2016
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RESOURCES
Arts Access Victoria
222 Bank Street South
Melbourne 3205
9699-8299
Ausdance Victoria
Delivering opportunities
for arts & culture participation for people with
disabilities.
45 Moreland Street
Footscray 3011
9689-2055
Supporting the dance
sector with training,
education & curriculum
development, advocacy,
& programming.
Art Education Australia
Australia Council
[email protected]
150 Palmerston Street
Carlton 3053
93546-5188 enquiries@
arteducation.org.au
Supporting art educators,
students, researchers, and
others with an interest in
visual arts education.
Arts Hub Australia
http://www.artshub.com.au
372 Elizabeth Street
Surrey Hills NSW 2010
1800-226-912
(02)9215-9000
[email protected]
The Australian government’s arts funding &
advisory body, providingfunding, research, and
audience development.
Find jobs, see what’s on,
Australian Performing
and read news in the arts. Rights Association /
Arts Law Centre of
Australia
http://www.artslaw.com.au
Low-cost specialist legal
advice and services, including advocacy, publications, and education.
Auspicious Arts
Incubator
228 Bank St Sth Melb
8682-0470
http://www.auspiciousincubator.com.au
Supporting independent artists & arts practices through mentorships
developing sustainable
creative businesses.
Australian Art Prize
Planner
http://www.art-prizes.com.
au
On-line calendar of
upcoming awards &
competitions.
ARTeFACT Newsletter
Australasian Mechanical Copyright Owners
Society
16 Mountain Street
Ultimo NSW 2007
(02)9935-7900
[email protected]
Supporting the music
sector with advocacy,
promotion, and ensuring
royalties on work that is
played, performed, or
reproduced.
Creative Partnerships
Australia
http://www.creativepartnerhipsaustralia.org.au
Level 2 405 Collins Street
Melbourne 3000
9616-0300
[email protected]
A resource hub for the
facilitation of business
partnerships, social investment, and philanthropy
for the cultural and
creative sectors.
Craft Victoria
Heritage Victoria
31 Flinders Lane
Melbourne 3000
9650-7775
[email protected]
Fostering creativity,
experimentation, and
professionalism in contemporary craft & design
through exhibition & retail
opportunities, advocacy,
programming, professional development, &
promotional support.
Creative Victoria
Level 31 121 Exhibition St.
Melbourne 3100
8683-3100
[email protected]
State government body
responsible for the arts;
policy advice, funding &
opportunities for Victorian
artists, and overseeing
the state’s cultural facilities and collections.
Cultural Development
Network
Level 2 17 - 23 Lygon St.
RMIT Building 96
PO Box 48 Carlton South
Melbourne 417 038 824
[email protected]
Independent non-profit
linking individual practitioners, community
organisations, and
government around
issues of cultural vitality through networking,
projects, advocacy, &
discourse.
Culture Victoria
http://cv.vic.gov.au
Online educational
resource for those interested in Victoria’s stories,
collections, & places.
Department of Planning
& Community
Development
Level 4 55 Collins Street
Melbourne 3000
8644-8800 heritage.victo-
[email protected]
Victorian government’s
principle non-indigenous
heritage agency; identifying, interpreting, protecting, and advising
about Victoria’s cultural
heritage resources and
administering Victorian
Heritage Grants.
Koorie Heritage Trust
295 King Street
Melbourne 3000
8622-2600 info@
koorieheritagetrust.com
Community non-profit
that preserves, protects,
& promotes the living
culture of the Aboriginal
people of southeastern
Australia.
Multicultural Arts
Victoria (MAV)
South Melbourne Town
Hall Level 1
208 - 220 Bank Street
South Melbourne 3205
9188-3681 office@multicul-
turalarts.com.au
Victoria’s peak organization supporting cultural diversity in the arts
Museums Australia
(Victoria)
PO Box 385
Carlton South 3053
8341-7344
Regional freecall 1800 680
082
http://www.mavic.asn.au
Victorian office of the national Museums Australia,
supporting professional
development opportunities for staff, volunteers,
independent contractors,
and others interested in
museums.
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RESOURCES
Music Victoria
Level 3 233 Sydney Road
Brunswick 3056
9380-1566
[email protected]
Contemporary music
industry peak body
supporting all genres
through advocacy,
promotion, and professional development
opportunities.
National
Association for the
Visual Arts (NAVA)
Level1 43 – 51 Cowper
Wharf Road
Wooloomooloo NSW
2011
(02)9368-1900
Public Galleries
Association of Victoria
Ian Potter Centre
NGV Victoria
Federation Square
Melbourne 3000
8662-1585 anne.robert-
[email protected]
Membership organisation supporting public
galleries across Victoria
through networking,
advocacy, education,
promotion, and administration of the Robert
Salzer Foundation grant
program.
Regional Arts Victoria
Level 3 370 Lt. Bourke St.
Melbourne 3000
1800-819-803 (country
Victoria only)
9644-1800
[email protected]
Victoria’s peak agency
resourcing and supporting contemporary
& innovative regional
cultural practice through
research, funding,
advocacy, and
personnel.
Reverse Art Truck
17 Greenwood Avenue
Ringwood 3134
9879-1264
[email protected]
Member organisation
providing recycled materials for the wider community, artists, crafters, and
art educators.
[email protected]
Australia’s peak body for
the visual arts, craft, and
design sector, working
through advocacy and
service provision including research, funding, &
education.
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August 2016
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August 2016

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