Love: Immigration Museum, Melbourne, Concepts & Conversation
Amor vincit Omnia the Latin phrase ‘love conquers all’, will be sure to take on new meaning as the Immigration Museum, Melbourne tells inspiring stories of LOVE
Karen Choy, Guy Gilmour, Sandra Taylor: Robin Gibson Gallery
A love for what is current, an eye for aesthetics and, an ongoing joy of humour are criteria for appreciating artists on show at Robin Gibson’s Gallery, Sydney
Remember Bach Festival III – Austral Harmony, a Celebration
Hosted by acclaimed ensemble Austral Harmony on 10th November, Remember Bach Fest III, will celebrate music by German composer Johann Sebastian BACH (1685-1750)
NIDA 2018 Student Productions – Pleasures of the Imagination
Australia’s NIDA, presents its annual October-November season of Student Productions, shining a spotlight on comedy, as they tackle ‘urgent issues of our time’
Jewelry: The Body Transformed – The Met New York
At The Met Fifth Avenue, Jewelry: The Body Transformed will explore how and why this form of human embellishment both acts upon and activates the body it adorns
First Man: Neil Armstrong & The Moon, Rocketing into History
First Man on the Moon NASA astronaut Neil Armstrong is portrayed by Ryan Gosling in this deeply personal telling of his story as he boldly rockets into history
Masters of Modern Art from the Hermitage – Art Gallery NSW
Wondrous works by Masters of Modern Art from the Hermitage Museum St Petersburg in Russia will go on show at Art Gallery of NSW, 13 October 2018 to 3 March 2019
MPavilion 2018 – Advancing the Welfare of Culture & Society
MPavilion is an intimate living room in a garden providing a special venue for thinking, making, creating, sharing ideas and stories that benefit the community
Australian Haydn Ensemble, 2019 – Reflecting Riches of Life
The Australian Haydn Ensemble, will start their 2019 season with a Haydn string quartet program, celebrating the natural world and reflecting the riches of life
In Praise of Painting: Dutch Masterpieces – The Met New York
Rembrandt dominates perceptions of the Dutch Golden Age and his portrait of Aristotle introduces In Praise of Painting – Dutch Masterpieces at The Met, New York
NIDA: 60th Anniversary 2019, Passion for Art of Performance
NIDA: National Institute Dramatic Art turning 60 in 2019, have extended enrollments to 31 October 2018, for those with a passion for a career in performance art
ABO, Lixsania and the Labyrinth – Viol: Dance in the Aisles
Lixsania and the Labyrinth, presented by the ABO from Oct 31 – Nov 11, features guest virtuosos Lixsania Fernandez on Viola da Gamba with Shaun Lee-Chen on Violin
Australia’s Lost Impressionist: John Russell: History Reborn
A documentary screening Oct 30 on ABCTV explores the legacy of Impressionist painter John Russell a great Australian artist most Australians have never heard of
Melbourne International Arts Festival – 3 – 21 October, 2018
The Melbourne International Arts Festival program of events, 3-21 Oct 2018, features both visual and performance Arts, classical to contemporary & east to west
Biennale of Australian Art: Ballarat, Experience the Journey
A Lakeside Sculpture Walk will be sure to attract plenty of interest for visitors until 6 Nov 2018 at the first Biennale of Australian Art at Ballarat, Victoria
All that Glitters: Life at the Renaissance Court, The Getty
All that Glitters: Life at the Renaissance Court at the Getty, focuses on the evolution of European court culture – Middle Ages to the rebirth of modern Europe