Art & Craft Resources

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If you have invested a lot of money in your art & craft supplies, like most hobbyists, you would be devastated if your art & craft supplies were destroyed by a natural disaster or accident, such as your plumbing pipes bursting, or if they were stolen. You can purchase insurance coverage for your art and [...]

Australia is a treasure trove of art and culture, much of which can be seen in the museums and galleries which are spread throughout the country. While many are located in the cities of Melbourne, Sydney, and Perth, others are in more rural areas. The National Gallery of Australia, located in Canberra, near the Australian [...]

Buku-Manapanmirr “Meeting Together and Sharing Yolngu Knowledge and Culture” A celebration of cultural sharing through traditional and contemporary interpretations of ‘Raark’ painting, carving and weaving, by the artists of Milingimbi arts centre in Arnhem Land. exhibition dates: 1 July ~ 6 August 2011 exhibition opening: Friday 8 July 2011, 6.30pm – 9.30pm Bunggul Ceremonial Dance [...]

Ross Franzi master art classes start in September Take a trip with renowned artist, Ross Franzi, to his home region of Cape York in Queensland from 29 September to 13 November.  Ross will teach intermediate and advanced level artists a variety of subjects including light, light intensity, shadowing, colour, texture and composition. In week three, [...]

(9 June 2011, Issue 16 Tourism Australia) From 1 June, the Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA) will open its doors to Surrealism: The Poetry of Dreams. Straight from the Paris Centre Pompidou, the exhibition includes more than 180 works by 56 artists.  Gracing the stage of the Queensland Performing Arts Centre, Doctor Zhivago will dazzle [...]