The City of Marion Community Grants Program is now open.
Grants of up to $2,000 and $5,000 are available in 4 categories:
For more information, or to obtain an application form visit:
Web: www.marion.sa.gov.au
Email: council@marion.sa.gov.au
Phone: 8357 6850
Applications close on Friday 9th April, 2010
The Royal SA Society of Arts Inc. (RSASA) are holding a Fringe Exhibition titled A Breath of Sea Air.
This will be an an exhibition by members of the Royal South Australian Society of Arts.
The exhibition will be opened opened at 6.00pm Thursday 18th February by Dr Duncan McFetridge, MP.
The exhibition will run from 19 Feb – 18 April 2010.
Bay Discovery Centre
Mezzanine Gallery, Glenelg Town Hall
Moseley Square, Glenelg
Please see the flyer.
RSVP (acceptances only please) to lporplyzia@holdfast.sa.gov.au.
The Julia Farr Association is presenting an art exhibition with the theme of “A Good Life “.
Artists are encouraged to interpret elements or aspects which contribute toward ‘a good life’. What does ‘a good life’ mean to you? Feel welcome to interpret the theme broadly and and to explore issues which are relevant to you, the disability sector and the broader community.
The exhibition will run from 29th June 2010 to 28th January 2011.
Artwork must be received by 5pm, Friday 28th May 2010.
Ph: 8373 8333
Email: admin@juliafarr.org.au
Web: The Julia Farr Association
Instinct to Nurture by Pam Fox
Evil Innocence by Daniel Harper
This Could Happen to Anyone by Cherie Almond
The Adelaide Festival presents Australia’s leading disability theatre company, Back to Back Theatre and its production of FOOD COURT.
Back to Back Theatre is one of Australia’s leading contemporary theatre companies with an outstanding international reputation. Based in Geelong, Victoria, the multi-award winning company has toured performances to over 40 prestigious festivals and venues around the world.
Back to Back is driven by an ensemble of seven actors perceived to have intellectual disabilities and is uniquely placed to comment on the social, cultural, ethical and value-based structures that define the institution known as the ‘majority’. The ensemble create all of their own work through a process of research, improvisation and scripting in collaboration with the Artistic Director, Bruce Gladwin and guest artists.
Back to Back Theatre’s newest work FOOD COURT premiered in October 2008 as part of the Melbourne International Arts Festival to sold out audiences and much critical acclaim.
Following presentations of FOOD COURT at the Kunstenfestivaldesarts in Brussels and the Sydney Opera House in 2009, Adelaide Festival presents four shows only!
Set in the lush minimalism of an illuminated white void, a young woman is utterly victimised. Two actresses in gold leotards frolic across the stage and, with immense pleasure, abandon themselves to the humiliation of a third woman. A situation of merciless cruelty emerges, from which a fragile and moving beauty wells up.
Accompanied by a trance-like live improvisation by Sydney cult jazz trio, The Necks, FOOD COURT is visually and musically virtuosic, and at the same time takes us back to the essence of theatre.
The Adelaide Festival would like to offer friends of your organisation $35 tickets. To book tickets call BASS 131 246 or visit a BASS outlet and quote ‘The Necks’.
Dunstan Playhouse, Adelaide Festival Centre
Wed 3, Thurs 4, Fri 5 of March at 8pm and Saturday 6 of March at 6pm
Thurs 4 March at 9:15pm
BASS: 131 246 or visit the Adelaide Festival Website.
Please be specific about your needs when making a booking to ensure the best viewing experience.
For the full Adelaide Festival program visit the Adelaide Festival website.
Performance contains adult themes, partial nudity and coarse language.
At the Adelaide Fringe this year Neami will display an art exhibition entitled Familiar.
The exhibition will showcase new work by artists who access Neami and their partner organisations’ studio programmes across South Australia.
The exhibition will be a group presentation of visual artwork inspired by aspects of the familiar.
Lisa Philip-Harbutt, Director of the Community Arts Network will open the exhibition on Thursday February 18th at 5pm.
School of Practical Philosophy
Crosby Hall
69 Prospect Road
Prospect
February 18th – March 14th.
Alex Bickford NEAMI Arts Coordinator 8240 25 66
Please also view the exhibition flyer.
Community Arts Network SA, as part of its Community Arts Development Program, and the Disability & Arts Transition Team, are presenting a disability and arts Funding Application Workshop (view the flyer in pdf or doc formats).
This will be a free workshop for artists and arts workers on the ins and outs of applying to funding programs.
11am to 3pm
Wednesday 10 February 2010
Topics covered include:
Clare Tizard, Manager
Richard Llewellyn Arts & Disability Trust
and Community Arts Development Fund
Sandra Naulty, Manager
Independent Makers & Presenters
Lunch and drinks provided
View the access and dietary requirements form
Or phone us on 8231 0900 with your requirements
Restless Studio
Community Arts Network SA (view map)
234a Sturt St Adelaide
(Enter off Arthur St)
Monday 8 February 2010
8231 0900
The Rainbow Sessions are held every Thursday from 7pm until 11pm at the Brecknock Hotel, Cnr Gilbert and King William Sts, Adelaide SA.
Like a rainbow these sessions are full of colour and harmony and present a broad range of musical styles from a diverse range of people and performers, including you!
Sing-a-long, join in jam sessions driven by Rare Ol’ Times, an established Adelaide trio/quartet.
The Brecknock Hotel is wheelchair accessible and has a disability access toilet.
Produced by Tony Doyle Visions and the Brecknock Hotel.
Arts Access presents an exhibition of visual art from 36 artists in a members’ show in an extensive range of media and with solo shows from:
Ashoka Chowta – computer generated art
Andrew Kerr – painting
Cary Nayda – photography
August 5th – 21st
Arts Access SA Creative Space, 106 Currie St, Adelaide SA
Mon – Fri, noon – 5pm
As part of the 2009 SALA (South Australian Living Artists) Festival the Tutti {extensions} Visual Arts and Design Program Exhibition will be held from 7th August to 11th October, 2009 at the
Bay Discovery Centre, Mezzanine Gallery, Glenelg Town Hall,
Moseley Square, Glenelg, SA.
Brought to you by the City of Holdfast Bay. Contact the Bay Discovery Centre on (08) 8179 9500 or SALA on (08) 8218 8450.
And
Visit the Tutti Visual Arts and Design Program Open Studio (SALA 2009)
Monday 10 August and Tuesday 11 August
10am – 3pm
Tutti Arts, Galway House, Minda Campus
King George Avenue, Brighton SA.
Contact Tutti Ensemble Inc on (08) 8422 6511
Opening Hours
Monday - Friday
9am - 5pm
The Disability Information and Resource Centre
195 Gilles Street, Adelaide SA 5000 Australia
Phone (08) 8236 0555 Fax (08) 8236 0566 TTY (08) 8223 7579 SA only 1300 305 558
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