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PODspace Gallery presents Pixel Perfect, camera phone photographs by emerging local artists. Exhibition dates: 1 - 18 September 2010 Gallery hours: Wed - Sat 12-5pm Opening night Thursday 2 September, 6-8pm. Free and all welcome |
Newcastle’s annual This is Not Art (TiNA) festival is back in 2010 for its 11th year, taking place from 30th September – 4th October. The festival presents Australia’s most exciting and emergent exhibitions, screenings, performances, panels, workshops, talks, gigs, interventions, live art, and special events in five days of creativity and absolute madness. The festival features over 400 local, national and international artists in a combination of writers, performers, thinkers, independent and industry musicians, creative researchers, electronic artists, dilettantes, and much, much more. This Is Not Art 2010 is a collaboration between The Crack Theatre Festival, Critical Animals, Electrofringe, National Young Writers’ Festival and Sound Summit Festival program highlights include: |
Culture Hunter now has a team of writers who are keen to review your production or exhibition. We are interested in covering local theatre, music, visual and performing arts, festivals and events, and unconventional venues. If you are putting something on and would like the added promotion of a unique review or published interview about your work, please contact info@culturheunter.org with your production's details. |
Octapod has received a small grant from the Community Relations Commission to run a series of digital storytelling workshops with young people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. We have linked up with the Multicultural Neighbourhood Centre in New Lambton as well as Waratah High School to offer ten Year 9 students the opportunity to learn how to produce a short digital story on the theme of 'friendship'. The project will run for consecutive weeks in June/July 2010 and will be featured on culturehunter.org in August. |
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Come and join us for the opening night of INTO DARK- A mixed medium exhibition from emerging young artists of Newcastle!OPENING NIGHT IS THURSDAY 16TH SEPTEMBER FROM 7PM @ SUSPENSION CAFE, HAMILTON!Features live music from lady killer BARRY MARCH and everyone's favourite Sunny Mechanic THOM BYFIELD.
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Culture Hunter is currently seeking writers from across the Hunter to attend events, exhibitions and theatre productions and contribute news, reviews and interviews for the culturehunter site. The focus of this voluntary position is to report on news, create reviews and conduct interviews on Hunter-based productions, exhibitions and events to be published on the Culture Hunter website.
Contact info@culturehunter.org for more information.
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