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Tuesday, 21 May 2013
Art Is A Weapon @ The Museum of Australian Democracy
Art is a Weapon is based on a portfolio of 14 linocuts created by the Melbourne Popular Art Group to commemorate the 1954 centenary of the Eureka Stockade incident at Ballarat. Investigate the appropriation of Eureka by all sides of politics as a means of influencing political opinion in Australia. The exhibition is open everyday. Admission into the exhibition is $2 for adults, $1 for children and concessions and $5 for families. For more info Click Here
Behind The Lines @ The Museum Of Australian Democracy
As the saying goes, a year is a long time in politics! Behind the Lines 2012 looks back on the highs and lows of the political year through the eyes of Australia’s best cartoonists. Their observations of the personalities, parties and political power-plays are insightful, amusing and emotive. Explore the political year that was: from asylum seekers to leadership battles, and the carbon tax to the economy. It was a year of controversy, crises and sometimes unintentional comedy. There is a small admission fee of $2 for adults, $1 for children and concessions and $5 fo families. The exhibition is open everyday. For more info Click Here
The Dream of a Century: the Griffins in Australia’s Capital @ National Library of Australia
Many hands have shaped Australia’s national capital but none more so than Canberra’s original designers, Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahony Griffin. The couple’s winning entry for the design of a new capital took them from their native Chicago to Australia in 1914. They made their home in Australia for the next 20 years. The Dream of a Century focuses on the Griffins’ design enterprise in Canberra and showcases material from the couple’s practice in the United States, Australia and India, most of which has never before been displayed. The exhibition will be open daily, between 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Entry is free. For more info Click Here
Wednesday, 22 May 2013
Art Is A Weapon @ The Museum of Australian Democracy
Art is a Weapon is based on a portfolio of 14 linocuts created by the Melbourne Popular Art Group to commemorate the 1954 centenary of the Eureka Stockade incident at Ballarat. Investigate the appropriation of Eureka by all sides of politics as a means of influencing political opinion in Australia. The exhibition is open everyday. Admission into the exhibition is $2 for adults, $1 for children and concessions and $5 for families. For more info Click Here
Behind The Lines @ The Museum Of Australian Democracy
As the saying goes, a year is a long time in politics! Behind the Lines 2012 looks back on the highs and lows of the political year through the eyes of Australia’s best cartoonists. Their observations of the personalities, parties and political power-plays are insightful, amusing and emotive. Explore the political year that was: from asylum seekers to leadership battles, and the carbon tax to the economy. It was a year of controversy, crises and sometimes unintentional comedy. There is a small admission fee of $2 for adults, $1 for children and concessions and $5 fo families. The exhibition is open everyday. For more info Click Here
The Dream of a Century: the Griffins in Australia’s Capital @ National Library of Australia
Many hands have shaped Australia’s national capital but none more so than Canberra’s original designers, Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahony Griffin. The couple’s winning entry for the design of a new capital took them from their native Chicago to Australia in 1914. They made their home in Australia for the next 20 years. The Dream of a Century focuses on the Griffins’ design enterprise in Canberra and showcases material from the couple’s practice in the United States, Australia and India, most of which has never before been displayed. The exhibition will be open daily, between 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Entry is free. For more info Click Here
Thursday, 23 May 2013
Art Is A Weapon @ The Museum of Australian Democracy
Art is a Weapon is based on a portfolio of 14 linocuts created by the Melbourne Popular Art Group to commemorate the 1954 centenary of the Eureka Stockade incident at Ballarat. Investigate the appropriation of Eureka by all sides of politics as a means of influencing political opinion in Australia. The exhibition is open everyday. Admission into the exhibition is $2 for adults, $1 for children and concessions and $5 for families. For more info Click Here
Behind The Lines @ The Museum Of Australian Democracy
As the saying goes, a year is a long time in politics! Behind the Lines 2012 looks back on the highs and lows of the political year through the eyes of Australia’s best cartoonists. Their observations of the personalities, parties and political power-plays are insightful, amusing and emotive. Explore the political year that was: from asylum seekers to leadership battles, and the carbon tax to the economy. It was a year of controversy, crises and sometimes unintentional comedy. There is a small admission fee of $2 for adults, $1 for children and concessions and $5 fo families. The exhibition is open everyday. For more info Click Here
The Dream of a Century: the Griffins in Australia’s Capital @ National Library of Australia
Many hands have shaped Australia’s national capital but none more so than Canberra’s original designers, Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahony Griffin. The couple’s winning entry for the design of a new capital took them from their native Chicago to Australia in 1914. They made their home in Australia for the next 20 years. The Dream of a Century focuses on the Griffins’ design enterprise in Canberra and showcases material from the couple’s practice in the United States, Australia and India, most of which has never before been displayed. The exhibition will be open daily, between 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Entry is free. For more info Click Here
Friday, 24 May 2013
Art Is A Weapon @ The Museum of Australian Democracy
Art is a Weapon is based on a portfolio of 14 linocuts created by the Melbourne Popular Art Group to commemorate the 1954 centenary of the Eureka Stockade incident at Ballarat. Investigate the appropriation of Eureka by all sides of politics as a means of influencing political opinion in Australia. The exhibition is open everyday. Admission into the exhibition is $2 for adults, $1 for children and concessions and $5 for families. For more info Click Here
Behind The Lines @ The Museum Of Australian Democracy
As the saying goes, a year is a long time in politics! Behind the Lines 2012 looks back on the highs and lows of the political year through the eyes of Australia’s best cartoonists. Their observations of the personalities, parties and political power-plays are insightful, amusing and emotive. Explore the political year that was: from asylum seekers to leadership battles, and the carbon tax to the economy. It was a year of controversy, crises and sometimes unintentional comedy. There is a small admission fee of $2 for adults, $1 for children and concessions and $5 fo families. The exhibition is open everyday. For more info Click Here
The Dream of a Century: the Griffins in Australia’s Capital @ National Library of Australia
Many hands have shaped Australia’s national capital but none more so than Canberra’s original designers, Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahony Griffin. The couple’s winning entry for the design of a new capital took them from their native Chicago to Australia in 1914. They made their home in Australia for the next 20 years. The Dream of a Century focuses on the Griffins’ design enterprise in Canberra and showcases material from the couple’s practice in the United States, Australia and India, most of which has never before been displayed. The exhibition will be open daily, between 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Entry is free. For more info Click Here
Saturday, 25 May 2013
Art Is A Weapon @ The Museum of Australian Democracy
Art is a Weapon is based on a portfolio of 14 linocuts created by the Melbourne Popular Art Group to commemorate the 1954 centenary of the Eureka Stockade incident at Ballarat. Investigate the appropriation of Eureka by all sides of politics as a means of influencing political opinion in Australia. The exhibition is open everyday. Admission into the exhibition is $2 for adults, $1 for children and concessions and $5 for families. For more info Click Here
Behind The Lines @ The Museum Of Australian Democracy
As the saying goes, a year is a long time in politics! Behind the Lines 2012 looks back on the highs and lows of the political year through the eyes of Australia’s best cartoonists. Their observations of the personalities, parties and political power-plays are insightful, amusing and emotive. Explore the political year that was: from asylum seekers to leadership battles, and the carbon tax to the economy. It was a year of controversy, crises and sometimes unintentional comedy. There is a small admission fee of $2 for adults, $1 for children and concessions and $5 fo families. The exhibition is open everyday. For more info Click Here
Grace Knight @ The Abbey
Grace Knight is one of the most enduring talents in Australian music. With Aria nominations and chart topping recordings in each of the past three decades, her career spans over thirty five years. Acclaimed for her live performances, Grace is one of the finest interpreters of popular music in Australia today. Knight’s spellbinding performances touch the soul and lift the heart. Her magical presence connects with audiences of all ages like few others can. Join The Abbey in welcoming Grace Knight to the stage for the first time. Tickets are $40 for show only and $110 for dinner and the show. For more info and to purchase tickets Click Here
Event Re-cap
Recap: Katie Noonan @ The Abbey
by James van Leeuwen
Katie Noonan has proven herself to be an able songstress over the past decade. Voted as one of Australia’s top 20 singers of all time by iconic peers such as Kate Ceberano and Michael Paynter last week, it is her versatility that puts her at the pinnacle of the countries music scene. Being equal parts pop, to vocalize jazz, the Elixir and George star promised to pull out all stops with a night of hits focused around the new album Songbook.
