Shoalhaven Literary Award 2011
The Shoalhaven Arts Board, Bundanon Trust and the Fellowship of Australian Writers – Shoalhaven announced the competition for 2011 has been launched and this year will be for short stories. This[…]
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All Poetry 2011 competition now open
Closing Date June 30, 2011 For all genres of poetry, length between 14 and 40 lines. Open theme. First Prize: $150 Second Prize: $80 Third prize: $50 Each winner will receive a copy of Tangents[…]
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Erased: contemporary Australian drawing
To launch its 2011 exhibition program, The National Art School Gallery is presenting Erased: contemporary Australian drawing from 24 February – 26 March 2011. Erased is an exhibition of six[…]
Featured Artists · Featured Exhibitions
Outlook: contemporary Aboriginal art at Wollongong Gallery
Wollongong City Gallery is currently showing Outlook, an exhibition of recent work by four local contemporary Aboriginal artists, Aroha Groves, Peter James Hewitt, Warwick Keen, Caroline Oakley, working across a[…]
Books · Poetry · Poetry News · Writers
Poet Chris Mansell launches latest book in Nowra
South Coast poet Chris Mansell will launch Spine Lingo: new and selected poems in Nowra on Saturday, 12 February 2011. The launch will combine with an exhibition of photographs by[…]
Melanie Horsnell concert at historic Meroogal in Nowra
Open-air concert, 19 February, 6.30PM – 9PM Enjoy a summer evening under the stars at historic Meroogal house in Nowra when the Historic Houses Trust hosts an intimate acoustic concert[…]
All Poetry Competition Results 2010
First: View of Dark Point. Bruce McIntyre, Marrickville NSW Second: Poetry in the Trenches. John Upton, Burwood NSW Third: Conversation with an Aboriginal Man of High Degree in the Todd River late one night[…]
Writers on Rafts to help Queensland flood relief
The effort to recover from these floods will require a whole lot of love, tenacity, and money, so Queensland Writers Centre (QWC) has gathered a group of the most determined[…]
Featured Exhibitions · photography
The Long and the Short of It – call for submissions
This May 12 photo essays will be selected for the first edition of The Long and the Short of It – Melbourne?s first bi-annual open-air photo essay exhibition – on[…]
Giving something back
By Mikkel Skovbo. Munich, 1950 – four-year-old Giselle Antmann had been asked to get coal from the cellar for her weekly bath. Giselle hated baths. She would rather go live with[…]