For many residents of Murrurundi, twins Carmel and Gwen are local icons, known for their work at the Pioneer Cottage. Built around the 1889, the Pioneer Cottage was donated to the Murrurundi Community by the Musgrave Family and moved from Alston at Timor by the local Council and re-erected by the community in 1996. Painstakingly…
Paint it, draw it, kiln it, etch it, shape it, cut it, linocut it, print it, bend it, smith it, solder it, weld it, sew it, bead it, knit it, weave it, felt it, meld it, crochet it, patchwork it, sculpt it, mosaic it! Entries will be accepted from artists residing in postcodes: 2328, 2329,…
Government funding, grants, awards and procurement are often held up as the holy grail of a successful arts business, but this revenue stream also takes hard work and patience. After all, there’s no such thing as ‘free money’. Funding Guidelines for Creatives showcases the basics of writing, winning, and acquitting any kind of funding, as…
Mona Magazine is thrilled to announce the launch of its third print edition, celebrating the art, stories and interviews of 41 regional and rural Australian women. Issue 03 features stunning cover art by Albury artist Dr Jet Driver-o’Keefe and Stanley artist R’Baahn. The third edition of Mona Magazine builds upon the success of its first…
In partnership with TAFE NSW and Regional Futures, Creative Studio is giving Hunter Valley and Western Sydney the opportunity to explore AR technology and digital portraiture with multidisciplinary artist, Grace Barnes. In response to the Powerhouse exhibition, A Line A Web A World, Grace Barnes will take students through her creative process to demonstrate how…
Artists in Volatile Landscapes is the culmination of 18 months creative research undertaken by 30 artists from across NSW (including guest artists from Western Sydney) who have responded to the question, ‘What does the future look like in your region?’. The project is an initiative of the NSW Regional Arts Network under the banner of…
Support regional Aboriginal Artists without leaving the house. 150 Artists from across regional NSW will be selling their products ONLINE through www.herenowandalways.com, from 𝟮𝟱𝘁𝗵 – 𝟮𝟵𝘁𝗵 𝗠𝗮𝘆 so make sure you mark your calendar and get in quick to purchase works with 100% of the funds going back to Regional NSW Aboriginal artist. Visit http://www.herenowandalways.com
Presented by the Rotary Club of Singleton on Hunter, the 2023 Singleton Art Prize is a painting and drawing show. There is a wide range of categories and a total prize pool over $18,925 Entries close 19 June 2023 For all the details including guidelines and entry form please visit https://www.singletonartprize.org/ Image: Taken at 2010…