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Australia’s iconic beach culture captured through the ages and eyes of two very different photographers: Max Dupain and John Witzig, on show at Dickerson Gallery, Melbourne 31 March – 17 April and Sydney 28 April – 15 May 2010
In a ground breaking initiative, the Sydney Festival has developed a three-year partnership with Campbelltown Arts Centre and Gallery 4A to engage communities in Western Sydney and Sydney in contemporary art projects with artists from across Asia and the Pacific. 16 January - 14 March 2010.
After a sell out concert at the 2009 OzAsia Festival, audiences can again feel the might of drumming sensation TaikOz, in one performance only at the Adelaide Fringe, Sunday 21 February.
TaikOz is a musical tour-de-force at the forefront of contemporary music in Australia today. Best known for blending East and West, old and new, the group returns to wow Adelaide audiences once again for one performance only on Sunday 21 February at Elder Hall, University of Adelaide.
Download File Media Kit - Taikoz Adelaide Fringe Festival (PDF)
www.adelaidefringe.com.au
Australia’s leading taiko drumming ensemble captures the elemental qualities of our most beloved natural icon – the beach – in its world premiere performance of Shifting Sand at Sydney’s Carriageworks, Thursday 11 to Saturday 13 March.
This new work showcases the ability of TaikOz to perform music across the spectrum, from the ethereal to the thunderous, as well as the ever-changing nature of the beach; calm one moment, furiously pounding the next.
Drama, love and artistry: on and off-stage. With four major roles in Australia’s leading opera companies, 2009 sees husband and wife opera duo Barry Ryan (baritone) and Anke Höppner (soprano) steeped in death, passion and heroism.
First-time author Lana Vidler doesn't claim to be a trained master chef, but she does know a thing or two about cooking up culinary delights that men of all ages love to eat time and time again. Meals Men Love is her tried and tested selection of quick, easy and affordable everyday meals she knows men will relish.
In Vital Signs (UNSW Press) Intensive Care specialist Professor Ken Hillman brings together a compassionate collection of stories about the experiences of intensive care patients, their families and carers as they cope with matters of life and death.
Written by animal behaviourist, veterinarian and dog lover Dr Paul McGreevy who has over 20 years experience, A Modern Dog’s Life is a clear, logical, and humorous book that focuses on explaining dog behaviour and offers a radical new approach to training dogs.
