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Australia’s richest painting prize an open book

A painted sculptural work has been announced as the unexpected winner of the Arthur Guy Memorial Painting Prize.

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Election clash won’t impact on Brisbane Festival

PM’s announcement that the federal election will now be held on 7 September means it coincides with the festival’s opening…

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Australian Festival of Chamber Music

Held in Townsville, the largest chamber music festival in the southern hemisphere is an example of superior cultural tourism.

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Entries for Moran Prizes now open

The Moran Portrait Prize and the Moran Contemporary Photographic Prize are now accepting entries.

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Can pop-up art prop up business in Nambour?

The Queensland town of Nambour has launched a new initiative to revitalise its empty CBD with artist-run pop-up businesses.

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Neerim South begins artistic transformation

After receiving a Regional Arts Victoria grant, the township of Neerim South is set to embark on an artistic transformation.

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Jailed Australian inspires Darwin Festival drama

After learning about the plight of Jock Palfreeman, Samantha Young was inspired to write a play about his imprisonment.

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John Cato remembered in prints, text and DVD at BIFB

Melbourne photographer and teacher John Cato is honoured with a retrospective exhibition, book launch and DVD at BIFB’13.

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Ballarat venues become pop-up Fringe galleries for BIFB

Sixty-seven venues become city-wide pop-up galleries for the open-entry Fringe Program at the Ballarat International Foto Biennale

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Portfolio Reviews match photographers with professionals at BIFB

Photographers can have their work reviewed one on one with a professional of their choice in a series of 20-minute…

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