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Win Film Tickets: Father of my Children
by OutInCanberra
“An extraordinarily empathetic humanistic drama, a film of love, joy, sadness and hope that understands how complex our emotions are and does beautiful justice to them.” Kenneth Turan, The Los Angeles Times. Grégoire Canvel (Louis-Do de Lencquesaing) has it all – a...Read more >>
Arts Events
Event of the Month
Celtic Fire @ The Street Theatre
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With the excitement of Irish dancing, primal tribal rhythms, sweeping cinematic sounds, and stunning visual projections, AFI Award-nominated composer Angela Little combines on a wealth of influences to breath energetic new life into Pagan folklore in Celtic... Read more
Arts Venue Profiles
Street Theatre, The
Conveniently located close to the ANU in Childers street, City West, The Street Theatre houses two theatres, meeting rooms and a cafe/bar.
Officially opened in 1994 The Street Theatre houses small to medium sized events such ...
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National Portrait Gallery
The National Portrait Gallery is the most significant building to be constructed in the Parliamentary Triangle for the last 20 years.
Won through an open international design competition by Johnson Pilton Walker in 2005, the 14...
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Canberra Contemporary Art Space
The Canberra Contemporary Art Space (CCAS) is Canberra’s principle contemporary art gallery. It has a primary focus on new, conceptual and experimental contemporary artwork from both local and interstate artists.
There are cu...
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Exhibition Openings
The Dead Sea, Connecting You & Placemaps @ CCAS
Work by three talented artists will open at Canberra Contemporary Artspace, Gorman House this July.
The Dead Sea: The Twilight Girls, Helen Hyatt-Johnston and Jane Polkinghorne, have been collaborating since 1990, working in various media including photography, sculpture/installation and video. Working alongside their individual art practices The Twilight Girls take on a humorous and sometimes dark interpretation...
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