Half of all marine life has been lost in the last 40 years. If we don’t make drastic changes, by 2050 there will be more plastic in the sea than fish. Blue is a film about how the oceans are broken,…
The Big Anxiety Festival, the largest mental health and arts festival in the world, returns in 2019 after the success of the inaugural Festival in 2017. The month-long biennial Sydney festival promotes mental health and…
Regine Schwarzer's 'Structura' explores the possibilities and opportunities of natural occurrences, drawing inspiration from rocks, minerals and landscape formations. Schwarzer studies the internal crystalline patterns…
In recent years woven bags have become real ‘it bags’. They have come to signify ethical, handmade, and of course ‘natural’ by their very appearance. At the same time, makers are invisible. These…
HOST A WORLD’S BIGGEST DINNER TO HELP CURE CANCER!Everyone loves a dinner party – regardless of your culture, background or which worldly cuisine is served. So why not join us and host a dinner party for the…
From age-old ghost stories to chilling tales from the spirit realm, the Japanese Film Festival (JFF) presents a FREE Classics program featuring spine-tingling horror from 21 September – 26 November. Titled Grief…
In this art exhibition Kingsford-Smith has referenced practices within ancient Egyptian and Roman culture that were used to combat feeling of existential anguish and doubt. The texts inscribed on the wood blocks…
Members of the Inner West Photographic Society (Stacey Stalkos, Amanda Hitchens, Deb Mooney, Brian Merill, Aldo Pena, Yvonne Lemming, Drew Buckmaster, Ron Bullions and Clair Reynolds), are exhibiting their work at the…