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CULTURAL EVENTS AND HAPPENINGS – SURFCOAST AND BEYOND – 15 May 2013
Enjoy the events of MAY 2013!!
Beanie Festival – Celebration of Yarn If you are a knitter, or can crochet or weave or maybe felt, this is your FESTIVAL! You are invited to create at least one item to be displayed over the month of June. If you manage to make two, how about donating one to people in need? You can sell the other one or keep it for yourself!
The emphasis should be on colour, warmth, if possible, highly creative or even zany design. Throughout JUNE 2013 Entries open now – forms available now see pages 26/27 !!!
Anglesea Performing Arts presents
Daniel Keene’s RAIN and other plays 17 & 18 May at 8pm Saturday Matinee 18 May – 2pm Bookings through Ashby Stories, 121a Pakington st, Geelong or 5289 2052 Anglesea Community Hall, McMillan St, Anglesea page 24 Mel Eliott Photographer
Zeally & Cliff. Botanical Art ‐ Monday mornings 10‐12.30. Learning drawing and watercolour, you will be able to develop the skills to paint botanical masterpieces and your own conceptual works. Pastel Painting ‐ Tuesday mornings 7‐9pm. Learn pastels with artist Faye Owen Make your own macramé pot holder ‐ Saturday May 25 ECO dying‐ Saturday May 26 Learn techniques for dying with natural plants There are lots of new events ‐ so to keep in the loop register for the newsletter at www.zeallyandcliff.com.au or phone 5264 7631 or call into Zeally & Cliff. cnr zeally Bay Rd and CLiff St Torquay...
FLOWER POWER EXHIBITION – 9- 23 May Torquay Library – details page 25
Lorne Fig Tree Community House.
Create & Maintain Your Own Website or Blog ‐ 6 weeks from Wed 15th May 6.30pm—9pm Lorne Art Group ‐ a new untutored social group starting 2nd May 2013 9.30am – 12.30pm Playgroup ‐ Thursdays 9.30am Occasional Child Care – Monday, Tuesdays & Wednesdays, now all days 18mths to 5yrs Do you need a Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) update for your staff? We currently need 5 more people to have a course run in the next few weeks, please call us 5289 2972 Katy Kennedy ‐ Coordinator Lorne Fig Tree Community House, Mountjoy Parade, Lorne 3232 PH: 5289 2972 Email: [email protected] Mon,Tues, Wed &, Fri Details page 14
This week at Cuda bar Friday May 17th, 10pm DJ Brendan Yuen, Is busy suiting up and stuffing the record bag for a massive Friday night set.
Saturday May 18th, 6:30pm Victoriana Gaye, Aireys Inlet duo Vicky Gaye & Jeff Raglus performing originals with a distinct original sound. A variety of instruments, ensures the sound is always fresh, Victoriana Gaye is a first class act never to be missed! Cuda Bar, MountJoy Pde, Lorne 52895006
"Resilience" Exhibition ‐ An Exhibition supporting International Women's Day
International Women’s Day Tour May 18/19 – THE GLOBE, Winchelsea TOUR dates Pages 11
presented by Hiphipshebang*
LIVINGSTONE DAISIES and MURDENA
at the Torquay Bowls Club Sunday May 19th ‐ 2 PM Livingstone Daisies ‐‐‐ Van Walker (Vox, Guitar, Scotch & Coke) Liz Stringer, (Vox, Guitar, Scotch & Dry) Michael Barclay (Vox, Drums, Cheap Red) Cal Walker (Vox, Bass, Expensive Port) who will be no strangers to fans of discerning Australian Rock ‘n’ roll have teamed up as the Livingstone Daisies to create one of Australia’s most formidable and exciting pop/rock bands. Livingstone Daisies as a band are already well known for overdosing on harmony, jangle and fuzz and who made a grand and ambitious statement by recording two albums before even playing their first gigBar open. Afternoon tea available Tickets from http://www.trybooking.com/ or at the door Please see the poster page 28
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Martians Café, 12 Lorne Road, Deans Marsh Vic 3235 03 5236 3350 www.martianscafe.com.au
Sundays begin at 2pm Friday and Saturdays begin at 7:30pm
Saturday18th May The Long & The Short Of It 7:30‐10:30pm www.thelongandshortofit.com.au
Friday 24th May Roesy 7:30‐10:30pm www.roesy.net
Sing like Nobody’s Listening / Singing for Fun 31 May 2013 November 2012 @ Bellbrae Hall 6pm – 8pm We are not a choir but a one‐off monthly group (each night is different) that gets together to sing for the fun of it. You don't have to book, just turn up, blokes too. At Bellbrae Hall ‐ School Rd, Bellbrae $10/$7 concession, which includes an easy Friday night meal of delicious home‐made soups, crusty bread and dips and fresh fruit, tea and coffee. So come along, bring a friend or make a new one, and SING LIKE NOBODY'S LISTENING. Especially if you think you can’t sing. No need to book, but for any enquiries ring Michele on 5261 4807 A vocal Nosh event!! Everyone is welcome! Fun ‐ uplifting ‐ have a go and enjoy. Last Friday of the month !!!!!
Day Dreamings – Unframed: Silk – Felted Wearable Art Eagles Nest Fine Art Gallery Saturday 4th‐20th May A special treat for May is an exhibition of two prominent artists from South Australia. Igora Lucyna Opala is a talented textile artist who works with silk and felting to created gorgeous throws, scarfs and other versions of wearable art. The designs echo the Australian landscape and seascape, colours are at times vibrant and subdued. To complement this magnificent display is the work of Jan Woodman, another much loved South Australian artist who has recently exhibited her Botanical art at The Observatory in Melbourne. She has also published a number of books on Australian wild flowers. Join us for the Champagne Opening on Saturday 4th May and also take the opportunity to browse around the Gallery's collection of fine art, sculpture, ceramics, studio glass and jewellery. Eagles Nest Gallery, Great Ocean Road, Aireys Inlet page 12
June 2013 & Beyond Surf Coast Art & Design Market Applications are NOW OPEN for the inaugural Surf Coast Art & Design Market to be held on Sunday 14th July.
We aim to support both emerging and established local Victorian artists and designers by providing them with an opportunity to
display their quality work in an upmarket environment. Stallholders we endeavour to attract will include high quality artwork,
sculptures, handmade home wares, jewellery, clothing, children’s products and much more, with an emphasis on unique wares from
our local region. Food stalls will only be considered if the products are of a design nature.
If you are interested in being a stallholder at this exciting new market, please email us at [email protected]
Surf Coast Arts Inc
Calling for EOI – for WEAR ARTRAGEOUS 2013 PLEASE NOTE DUE TO THE FEDERAL ELECTIONS WEAR aRtrageous will be held on Sat 31 August in Aireys Inlet! EOI ‐ [email protected] This is an opportunity for local Artists to create for the human form. Whether it is body paint or tailored creations, new or recycled materials (not just fabrics/textiles) – the more “artrageous” the better. The event is aimed to be an ADULT event, children may attend at the discretion of their parents. Creations are to be paraded/performed on a catwalk with backing music and stage lighting to the artist’s specifications (within reason). Form and entry details pages 30/31
UNIVERSAL GROOVES Bringing World Music and Dance to the Surf Coast supported by Surf Coast Arts and Regional Arts Victoria Interactive performance with local performers and international guest artists in song, dance and music, byo instruments or hire available. Go to Universal Grooves on the Surf Coast on Facebook for all updates, videos and photos of past events or see the Wild Moves blogspot above 7.30 – 9.30pm Saturday, 27 July: HOT CLUB SWING @ Bellbrae Hall 90 School Rd with Lotte and Matthew Riddle CAMP AFRICAN DIASPORA Friday 8.00pm 26 July – 3.00pm 28 July, 2013. Ocean Country Park 100 Fernbach's Drive Torquay (off Duffields rd) Theme: SWING DANCE and MUSIC and GOSPEL song International guest teachers: Lotte and Matthew Riddle and local artists Trace the influence of African music and dance into popular Wester dance and music styles: African, Cuban, Brazillian drumming and dance, Salsa, Reggaton, Hip Life AWAKENING WILD MOVES IN AFRICA 8 June – 13 July, 2014. Study tour to the Living Library of Ethiopia &/or Ghana working with ancient traditional cultural festivals and ensembles. Now taking bookings. Jacqui Dreessens M: 0409 025 062 E: [email protected] W: wildmoves.com
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Spring Creek Community House, 14 Price Street, Torquay 5261 2583
ART and CRAFT COMMUNITY ART STUDIO Acrylics and Watercolour ‐ Tuesdays and Thursdays 1:30 – 3:30pm Jan Dick artist in residence. Inquiries: 5261 2583 $5 tutor fee per week ($20 non refundable deposit on enrolment) QUIRKY CRAFT – Coffee Morning and Evening All welcome – come in and see our exciting new display of creative wares for sale. Mondays 5:30pm – 7‐00pm – Wednesdays 10:30am – 12:00 noon LIFE DRAWING ‐ with Julie Roddy Working from a life model, you will explore the basics of expressive drawing. Suits beginners and advanced. Saturday 18 May 1pm ‐ 4pm $45 Inquiries 5271 2583 PAINTING with PARKINSON’S People living with Parkinsons. Have fun and discover your creativity and the art of exercise through painting. When: Fiday June 7 $3 per week Inquiries: Fiona 5261 2583 or Anne 0409 188 317 CRACK OPEN YOUR CREATIVITY Alison Hanly will take you through a series of exercises designed to help discover or revitalise your creativity. Sunday 16th June 10am – 4pm. $65 Bring your own lunch and a smock. Enquiries 5261 2583 FINDING YOUR WRITING VOICE with John Bartlett Discover your unique writing voice. Writing exercises will cover both fiction and non‐fiction. Expect to complete at least one project for possible publication. Fridays from May 3rd for 6 weeks 1pm – 3pm $80 LEARN TO SING ACAPELLA Come along, bring a friend and have some fun learning how to sing and harmonise. Carol McAlister a member of renowned local group, Soul Sister Swing will facilitate the sessions. Gold Coin Donation Expressions of interest 52361 2583 Fiona Raw: [email protected] or Carol McAlister: [email protected] ITALIAN FOR BEGINNERS AND BEYOND Tuesdays from May 28th 6:00pm – 8:00pm (5 weeks) $75 Enquiries 5261 2583
Anglesea Art House – Annual Exhibition June Long Weekend – 7 – 10 June Anglesea Community Hall, McMillan st, Anglesea
Martians Café, 12 Lorne Road, Deans Marsh Vic 3235 03 5236 3350 www.martianscafe.com.au
Sundays begin at 2pm Friday and Saturdays begin at 7:30pm
Saturday 1st June The Wave (Ash King) 7:30‐10:30pm www.reverbnation.com/thewavetunes
Saturday 8th June Lily The Drum 7:30‐10:30pm www.facebook.com/pages/Lily‐and‐The‐Drum
Saturday 15th June Slime Dime & The Prairie Kings 7:30‐10:30pm www.facebook.com/SlimDimeThePrairieKings
Saturday 22nd June Carus 7:30‐10:30pm www.carusthomspon.com
Saturday 6th July Rose Bygraves 7:30‐10:30pm www.myspace.com/rosebygrave
Clay and the Natural World A hands‐on workshop with Amy Kennedy
Saturday 1 and Sunday 2 June 2013 10am ‐ 4pm Anglesea Art House About the workshop Explore forms, patterns and textures found in nature and develop an understanding of how these elements can be interpreted in the medium of clay. Create pod forms, vessels and water stones using the hand building techniques of pinching, coiling and slab building. Decorative techniques such as burnishing, sgraffito and impressed textures will be introduced and surface finishes such as slips and oxides. Participants can be complete beginners or have some prior knowledge in ceramics. The course is aimed at those with an interest in natural forms and a curiosity for exploring clay. Work will be fired after the completion of the workshop and available for pick up from the Anglesea Art House. Price $160 full fee $135 concession and Anglesea Art House Members (All materials and firing costs are covered in the fee) About Amy Amy is a Ceramic Artist based in Melbourne. She has exhibited consistently since completing her Bachelor of Art (Fine Art) Honours at RMIT University in 2006. Amy has undertaken international residencies in The Netherlands and U.S.A. Her work is represented in the collections of The Art Gallery of South Australia, The Bendigo Regional Art Gallery and The Warrnambool Art Gallery. Amy's field of interest is the natural world, its intricate structures and patterns. She is very excited to be sharing her knowledge in a fun and supportive environment.
RSVP and Payment: 18th May 2013 to Anglesea Art House or Amy Kennedy For enquiries phone: Anglesea Art House (03) 5263 3216 or Amy Kennedy 0431 129 399 Or e‐mail: [email protected]
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LORNE FILM 2013 – November – 15‐ 17 November 2013 What is Lorne Film? Lorne Film 2013 is a three‐day celebration of Australian and international feature films and the people who make and watch them. Featuring a range of intimate screening venues against the backdrop of Lorne’s unique coastal beauty. Lorne Film 2013 will create and engage with a festival community – thereby heightening the critical benefits to both aspiring and established film practitioners. The integration of the viewing experience and practitioner knowledge, via a range of workshops and seminars, dovetailed with festival programing will enhance the immediate, ‘holistic’ aspect of the event. Saluting filmmakers as visionaries and story‐tellers, Lorne Film 2013 aims to attract content from Australia and globally – demonstrating the universal power of film and it’s ability to transport us as one, whatever the language, whoever the teller, and wherever the screen – all in Lorne, Victoria, Australia. More information on Lorne Film can be found on our website. For opportunities to become involved in Lorne Film please contact our CEO Emma Crichton [email protected]. Lorne will host an innovative three‐day celebration of Australian and international feature films from 15‐ 17 November 2013.
Surf Coast Artists and Events in other places…. Boom Gallery! 'New Bestiarum' is by three very talented artists ‐ Kyoko Imazu, Alex Game and Emmet O'Dwyer. These three artists have produced intricate and beautiful works on paper. A real intensity exists within this body of work and it will be a show not to miss. Remember you can stay updated about whats happening at the gallery through Facebook, Instagram and our website.
https://www.facebook.com/boomgallery http://boomgallery.com.au/ See you soon Ren and Kate Boom Gallery, 11 Rutland St, Newtown
The Wonder of Whales Saturday 13 October 13, 12‐3:30pm Cape Otway Lightstation details page 15
Regional Opportunities – near and far!! Geelong Performing Arts Centre 50 Lt Malop Street, Geelong VIC 3220 Box Office phone 5225 1200 www. gpac.org.au – book tickets online
Ensemble Theatre presents FRANKENSTEIN By Nick Dear
16th ‐ 18th MAY Forced to survive in the real world, a man‐made creature soon loses his child‐like innocence and transforms into an adult being ‐ an adult with bitterness, lust, vengeance and deadly reasoning. The Creature is cast out by his creator (the young doctor Frankenstein) and unleashed upon the world. He is shunned for his grotesque appearance and spurned by society wherever he goes. When a blind man takes Frankenstein's monstrous creation under his wing and educates him, the Creature begins to question his existence and to yearn for a future without loneliness. His search for a lifelong partner brings him back to his maker, with vengeance foremost in his mind. Mary Shelly's classic tale is re‐imagined in this spine‐tingling new version of Frankenstein by British playwright Nick Dear. This astonishing adaptation was a huge hit for the National Theatre, London, in 2011 ‐ soon you'll know why. An exciting and exhilarating experience!
Red Rock Regional Theatre & Gallery Colac CrossXpollination Fibre & Mixed Media Exhibitions 520 Corangamite Lake Road, Cororooke We are inviting textile and mixed media artists to participate in our fibre and mixed media events called CrossXpollination “Grafted” and “Farmers Armour”in Colac from 6th‐14th July; this includes master classes, a maker’s market and exhibitions. This is a first for our area and we would love to show case diverse textile and mixed media artworks. These are partnership projects between COPACC and RRRTAG. Forms and entry information pages 17‐20
Art@Wintergarten DIMENSIONS The secret is out regarding the depth of talent from Bannockburn artists..... Ten established and emerging artists from Victoria’s Golden Plains Shire have collaborated to bring a diverse collection of works titled DIMENSIONS to be exclusively exhibited at art@wintergarden until May 26. Exhibiting artists – Sam Gilmore, Denis Fawkes, Charlie Cahauna, David and Lyn Dickson, Sharyn Marriott, Melinda Gregory, Marie Perryman, Joy Timms and Rosslyn Bosnar artists have been inspired by the local and natural environment employing vibrant colour, style and a variety of media. Artists have used delicate watercolours and pastels to bold printmaking and oils, sculpted barbwire and imaginative book forms. Exhibition runs from 5 – 26 May and is open 10am – 4pm daily For bookings p. 5221 3744. Shop 5, Wintergarden, 51 McKillop Street, Geelong Victoria 3220 page 13 P 0401 160 430 / www.artwintergarden.com.au Open daily 10am – 4pm Follow us on Facebook ‐ art wintergarden
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GEELONG REGIONAL LIBRARY CORPORATION AUTHOR TALKS –Graeme Simsion Details pages 16
METROPOLIS GALLERY
Alick Tipoti+ David Bosun +Glen Mackie Printmakers from the Torres Strait Islands page 29 16 May – 1 June Alick Tipoti, David Bosun and Glen Mackie are members of an important school of contemporary Torres Strait Islander artists. Traditionally, small Islander audiences experienced culture through storytelling and dance. Tipoti, Bosun and Mackie are three artists who are translating their culture into a contemporary visual art form. Alick Tipoti and David Bosun are from Badu Island and Glen Mackie is from Yam Island in the Torres Strait, situated between the northern tip of Australia and Papua New Guinea. They are highly collected Australian artists with works in many important Australian and international permanent collections Metropolis Gallery is conveniently located at 64 Ryrie Street Geelong, Victoria and is open weekdays 9am ‐ 5.30pm and Saturday 10am – 4pm. Phone 03 5221 6505. Email [email protected] Web: www.metropolisgallery.com.au www.facebook.com/metropolisgallerygeelong
Cancer Council Arts Awards 2013 The Arts Awards are open to anyone nationally, who has been affected by cancer – directly or indirectly and there are creative 9 categories where people can express how they feel: • Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Visual Art • Children's Art (up to 12 years) • Children's Writing (up to 12 years) • Film • Poetry • Short Story • Visual Art • Youth Art (13‐17 Years) • Youth Writing (13‐17 Years) There are prizes awarded in each category and entries close on the 29th of July 2013. For more detailed info and to enter www.artsawards.com.au – forms pages 21‐23
ONGOING REMINDERs……………. ROSEDALE STUDIO
TORQUAY EXPLORE YOURSELF WITH ART
THE FIRST TUESDAY OF THE MONTH With a background in teaching, visual arts and art therapy we will be offering clients the opportunity to find their own creative voice.
No art experience is necessary but artist are also welcome. We will begin with guided activities designed to unravel and explore your own personal style and inner creative self. Then there will be time for one to one personal guidance and an opportunity to share with others in the group .
Places are limited to 6 per session and bookings are essential. Call on 52614661 and leave message or contact Rosedale Studio on facebook or email [email protected]
FIRETAIL STUDIOS Community singing group Would you like to join a local singing group? No singing experience necessary. It’s all about getting together, having fun and enjoying the many benefits of a good sing. I am a qualified music therapist and currently run two choirs. Thursday evenings. 5.30 cuppa, 6.00 till 7.00pm sing!$7.00 per session The teahouse (formally Otway Roses) 450 Wormbete Station Rd Gherang (200mtrs down Tanners Rd) Mel Ph.52887353 [email protected]
UNIVERSAL GROOVES Bringing World Music and Dance to the Surf Coast supported by Surf Coast Arts and Regional Arts Victoria Interactive performance with local performers and international guest artists in song, dance and music, byo instruments or hire available. Go to Universal Grooves on the Surf Coast on Facebook for all updates, videos and photos of past events or see the Wild Moves blogspot above 7.30 – 9.30pm Saturday, 27 July: HOT CLUB SWING @ Bellbrae Hall 90 School Rd with Lotte and Matthew Riddle CAMP AFRICAN DIASPORA Friday 8.00pm 26 July – 3.00pm 28 July, 2013. Ocean Country Park 100 Fernbach's Drive Torquay (off Duffields rd) Theme: SWING DANCE and MUSIC and GOSPEL song International guest teachers: Lotte and Matthew Riddle and local artists Trace the influence of African music and dance into popular Wester dance and music styles: African, Cuban, Brazillian drumming and dance, Salsa, Reggaton, Hip Life AWAKENING WILD MOVES IN AFRICA 8 June – 13 July, 2014. Study tour to the Living Library of Ethiopia &/or Ghana working with ancient traditional cultural festivals and ensembles. Now taking bookings. Jacqui Dreessens M: 0409 025 062 E: [email protected] W: wildmoves.com
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Zeally & Cliff creative workshops in Torquay. Located on the corner of Zeally Bay rd & Cliff St Torquay, Zeally & Cliff is a new sunny space offering creative workshops/classes to adults and children. Kathryn Junor would also be very interested in any artisans who may have any ideas or would like to run any workshops – ph 0411 438 769 or [email protected]
Surfcoast Images Gallery – 2b Gilbert Street Torquay open daily from 11‐4pm.The Gallery contains work from a range of local painters, jewellers, glass art and steel sculpture. The owner, Kevan Way, can be contacted on 0417 595 152. page 14
ANGLESEA AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY HOUSE For program and updates go to www.anglesea.org.au/
For Winchelsea and Deans Marsh Region: At Marlene's "Jazz It Up" Colac School of Dance we don't just teach our students how to move their bodies. We firmly believe that there is more to dancing than just moving, and teach all our students the importance of respecting themselves, respecting each other, and living in a manner that will be beneficial to themselves and their wider community..... because Dancing is not just how you move, it is how you live. Our dance school
offers Dance Tuition in Ballet (Classical, Pointe & Contemporary), Tap(Industrial and Theatrical), Modern Jazz, and mix some Hip Hop, Funk and Break Dance in with it all too.
offers VCE Dance and Dance Exams (American Jazz Dance and Australian Theatrical Dance Inc).
has Professional Annual Performances that are not just a Dance Recital or a School Concert ‐ they are fully choreographed and costumed productions with motivational storylines that convey a message to our students and audiences whilst showing the capabilities of our dancers.
supports Local Community Events ‐ is often invited to perform at special functions for the Colac Otway Shire and other local organisations.
is involved in the delivery of Active After School Communities programs :Contact 0417 146 425 www.colacschoolofdance.com/
Anglesea Art House, Cameron Rd Try a new skill, meet new people and have fun. Ongoing Regular classes, held throughout the year during school term time: Mondays Beginners WATERCOLOUR 1pm ‐3pm cost $12 Tutor Louise: 0409199178 LIFE DRAWING 7pm ‐9pm cost $10. Contact: Ray 52896970 Tuesdays MOSAICS From 10.30 am Materials available to purchase at a reasonable price. Experienced members available to help with tuition if needed. Great fun. POTTERY Studio Open Wheels and Kiln Available. Materials available to purchase. Enquiries Bev 52631726. GLASS FUSING AND SLUMPING Glass Fusing and Slumping Enquiries Gwyn 52672995 Wednesdays PRINTING From 10.30 am Bring your own materials. Printing press and enthusiasm supplied. Contact Jill – 5263 2038 Thursdays WATERCOLOUR 10am ‐12pm cost $12 An exciting class which caters for all abilities A variety of technique and subject matter. Tutor Louise Price Enquiries Louise: 0409199178 FIBRE ARTS (Dyeing Felting,Weaving,Spinning,Knitting, Embroidery, Patchwork etc) 4th Thursdays of Month 1pm onwards Come and share your knowledge with like minds or learn from them Enquiries Adele: 5263 3496 Fridays PAINT IN ANY MEDIUM Fridays 10am ‐12pm The Friday Art Group – Do your own thing Tuition if required Tutor and Enquiries Jan Dick 5261 5573 For general enquiries and membership information Pat McKenzie [email protected] : 5289 7041 0418 179554 PO Box 86 Anglesea 3230 www.anglesaarthouse.com.au
THE COTTAGE NEWS Leap right in…. Deans Marsh Community Cottage Inc. 10 Pennyroyal Valley Road, Deans Marsh, Victoria, 3235 52 363 388 FAX: 52 363 227 [email protected] www.deansmarsh.org.au Office Hours ‐ Monday, Wednesday and Thursday 9‐4pm Stone wall skills? Want them? Got Them? Want to impart some stone building knowledge, we have a pile of stones and a few people interested in learning. (the more the merrier) Contact the cottage to arrange a class or register your interest. WANTED Have you some skills you’d like to share? Art, Cooking, Pruning, Gardening, Music, Tutoring, Computer and the list could go on. We’d love to use your skills to run some cottage classes. Contact the Deans Marsh Cottage 52363388.
BOOK CLUB Register your interest in the cottage’s book club. Geelong Library sends out a set of books. Each month get
together and review the book over a Coffee at the Cottage Call BEC 52363388
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Winchelsea Community House TOY LIBRARY Brand new toys, free membership Why not borrow instead of buy, save money and space. Great educational quality toys. Open Mondays 11.30 ‐ 1.30 pm Two toys for two weeks for $2. 28 Hesse Street, Winchelsea (behind the tearooms) Proudly sponsored by Surf Coast Shire, Winchelsea & District Community Bank and Kiwanis of Geelong.
Fig Tree Community House ‐ Connectedness ‐ Community Spirit ‐ Lifelong Learning ‐ Wellness ‐ Sustainability
Womens’ Circle Time: 7‐9pm Held on the 4th Tuesday of each month Bring your favourite cushion, a blanket or shawl, and a gold coin donation. Scrumptious nibbles provided, however if able, please bring a small plate to share. All welcome.RSVP & Enquiries: Janine 0419 291 215 Yoga With Shane Lewis Wednesday nights 6‐7.30pm Cost: $12 casual Make the gentle restorative practice of yoga, connecting mind & body, a regular part of your life. Yoga With Brian Bongetti Friday nights Except not first Friday of the month 6‐7.30pm Cost: $10 casual Make the gentle restorative practice of yoga, connecting mind & body, a regular part of your life. Fig Tree Games Group Every Thursday afternoon 1‐ 3.30pm All Welcome Lorne Fig Tree Occasional Care Mondays 9am‐2pm and Fridays 9am‐2pm Call on 5289 2972 to secure your position. Thank you. Lorne Carer Support Group @ Fig Tree First Tuesday of the Month 1:30 – 3:30pm. The Lorne Carer Support Group enables carers of all ages to have some time off to share experiences and support each other in a relaxed nurturing way. All welcome, enquiries contact Heather Ramp on 5289 4315 Playgroup @ Fig Tree All parents and their kids are welcome to come along and join our weekly session of playgroup at 9.30am‐11.30am every Tuesday. Cost: $3 per family per session. Free Community Health Program – Wednesdays A FREE government sponsored Community Health Prevention Program for the over 40’s. A 5‐session program in a small enjoyable support‐group format, aimed to reduce the factors causing Diabetes, Heart Disease & Stroke. Suitability is assessed via a quick and simple ‘RISK’ form (Diabetes Aust.) available at the Doctor’s Reception, Lorne Hospital or local Chemist. Make a start to good health for 2011! For further details call Margaret Duncan (Surfcoast Physio.) 52896000 or 13 RISK (13 7475)‐ Life! Program. Co‐ordinator Fig Tree Community House Mon, Tue, Wed 52892972 [email protected]
Spring Creek Community House 14 Price Street Torquay Phone: 5261 2583 COURSES AND ACTIVITIES Ongoing through School Term 1 2013
SPECIAL INTEREST MEDITATION AND PRACTICAL PHILOSOPY Discussion on elevating the mind to deal with emotional pain and illness. Learn a way of living that enables growth and happiness. Control the chattering mind. Thursdays Ongoing 10:00am – 12:pm. Gold coin donation. Inquiries Jean Bohuslav Enquiries: 5264 7484 LEARN TO SING ACAPELLA Come along, bring a friend and have some fun learning how to sing and harmonise. Carol McAlister a member of renowned local group, Soul Sister Swing will facilitate the sessions. Gold Coin Donation Expressions of interest 52361 2583 Fiona Raw: [email protected] or Carol McAlister: [email protected] FEELING SOUND Sound meditation, relaxation and group vocal toning. May 2nd 9th 30th and June 6th 6:30pm – 8pm $10 per session ITALIAN FOR BEGINNERS AND BEYOND Tuesdays from May 28th 6:00pm – 8:00pm (5 weeks) $75 Enquiries 5261 2583 ART and CRAFT COMMUNITY ART STUDIO Acrylics and Watercolour ‐ Tuesdays and Thursdays 1:30 – 3:30pm Jan Dick artist in residence. Inquiries: 5261 2583 $5 tutor fee per week ($20 non refundable deposit on enrolment) QUIRKY CRAFT – Coffee Morning and Evening All welcome – come in and see our exciting new display of creative wares for sale. Mondays 5:30pm – 7‐00pm – Wednesdays 10:30am – 12:00 noon LIFE DRAWING ‐ with Julie Roddy Working from a life model, you will explore the basics of expressive drawing. Suits beginners and advanced. Saturday 18 May 1pm ‐ 4pm $45 Inquiries 5271 2583 PAINTING with PARKINSON’S People living with Parkinsons. Have fun and discover your creativity and the art of exercise through painting. When: TBA $3 per week Inquiries: Fiona 5261 2583 or Anne 0409 188 317 CRACK OPEN YOUR CREATIVITY Alison Hanly will take you through a series of exercises designed to help discover or revitalise your creativity. Sunday 16th June 10am – 4pm. $65 Bring your own lunch and a smock. Enquiries 5261 2583
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FINDING YOUR WRITING VOICE with John Bartlett Discover your unique writing voice. Writing exercises will cover both fiction and non‐fiction. Expect to complete at least one project for possible publication. Fridays from May 3rd for 6 weeks 1pm – 3pm $80
FITNESS LINE DANCING Great weight bearing exercise for body and mind. Loads of fund, come along. On‐going ‐ excluding public holidays. Mondays 6:00pm ‐ 7:15pm $7 or $5 concession Inquiries: 5261 2583
LIFE ENRICHMENT TUESDAY NIGHT YOGA Satyananda Yoga accredited teacher. Combining a balance of Asana (postures), Meditation and Relaxation. For new and current practitioners. Tuesday 7:30pm – 8:45pm from 5th February 8 weeks $80, casual $12 (Inquiries re concession 5261 2583). LOTUS SCHOOL OF YOGA Hatha yoga including: breathing, stretching/limbering, yoga poses, relaxation, meditation. For fitness, health and wellbeing. Multi‐level class.Wednesdays 6:15 ‐ 7:30pm 9 weeks $90, casual $13 Contact Jannie Kemp ph: 5261 3592 . FRIDAY MORNING YOGA Satyananda Yoga accredited teacher. Combining a balance of Asana (postures), Meditation and Relaxation. For new and current practitioners. Fridays, 9:15am – 10:30am from 1st February 8 weeks $80, casual $12 (enquiries re concession 5261 2583) FEELING SOUND - MEDITATION Sound Meditation, relaxation and group vocal toning. May 2nd May 9th 30th and 6th June. 6:30 – 8:00pm $10 per session. Enquiries 5261 2583 KUNDA‐TANTRA YOGA With Rachel LaUlu. Saturdays from April 27th 9:30am – 10.30am 10 weeks $100 or $12 casual 0431 015 911 YOGA FOR SURFERS With Rachel LaUlu. Saturdays from April 27th 11am – 12mid day 10 weeks $100 or $12 casual 0431 015 911 YOGABIRTH Yoga for pregnancy with Maureen Finemore (midwife and yoga teacher) Tuesday from April 23rd 6pm ‐7:15pm $100 for 8 weeks or $15 casual. BYO pillow and blanket. Enquiries: www.yogabirth.com.au email [email protected] 0400 534 534
CHILDREN MORNING ACTIVITY PROGRAMME – MAP
MAP ‐ Morning Activity Programme for kids and parents ‐ Monday: Little Da Vinci's Pre schoolers 9:30am ‐ 10:00am Painting, drawing, clay, playdough ‐ prepare to get messy Tuesday: Bells and Beats 0 ‐ 5 yrs 9:30am ‐ 10:00am 0 ‐ 5 yrs 10:15am ‐10:45am Songs, music, movement dance and fun with instruments Wednesday: Tiny Dancers Pre schoolers 9:30am ‐ 10:00am A non‐structured fun and creative dance time ‐ fairies and wizards welcome. Thursday: Music and Movement 0 – 5 yrs 9:30 ‐10:00am Songs, music, movement dance and fun with instruments $3 donation per child ‐ Grandparents and siblings are welcome to all MAP activities [email protected] or visit our web page
Bellbrae Community Hall Located at 90 School Rd, is available for hire through Surf coast Sport and Recreation Centre, Dean Barker ‐ 52614606.
Regular user groups currently using Bellbrae hall include:
• Ballroom Dancing – (meet Monday nights 7.30‐9pm) contact Pauline 5261 3838 Nia Dance for body, mind and soul ‐ Tuesday and Friday mornings 9.30am – 10.30am
• Probus Club Mah‐jong Group – (meet Thursdays 10‐4pm) contact Glenda 5222 1640
• Singing for Fun – (meet last Friday of each month) contact Michele 5261 4807
• Senshi Karate for children – Wednesday 5.30 – 6.30pm contact Darren Guest 0418 962160 Zen Do Kai Karate (meets Mondays and Thursdays 6‐7pm) contact Brett
Anglesea and District Historical Society Ph: 5263‐1249 Web: http://home.vicnet.net.au/~angen’ E‐mail: [email protected] The Anglesea and District Historical Society, McMillan St, was founded in 1980, to foster interest in the pioneering and contemporary history of the Anglesea, Aireys Inlet, Fairhaven, Moggs Creek and Eastern View localities. General meetings are held every two months on the 1st Sunday at 2pm, usually with a guest speaker – Visitors are always welcome. Extensive photographic collection of Anglesea and Great Ocean Road. Publications on many historical (Local) topics for sale. Family History sub‐group was established in 1999. An extensive library and access to overseas and national archives is available. Open for family research on Tuesday and Saturday mornings.
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Lorne Historical Society Ph: 52891569 Web: www.vicnet.net.au/~lornhist Aim to preserve through photographs the early history of Lorne. Members man our display rooms so people can view these photos. Open on the 1st Sunday of each month 1.00 pm ‐ 4.00 pm.
The Surf Coast Family History Group Ph: 5261 6239 Email:[email protected] The Family History Group is situated at the Anglesea and District Historical Society, McMillan St., Anglesea – follow the signs!! Meetings are held on the 2nd Thursday of the month at 10am. Research can be conducted on both Tuesdays 10.30 – 12 noon and Saturdays 10.30 – 1pm.
Torquay and District Historical Society Ph: 5261 5112 E‐mail: [email protected] Group has a collection of photos and memorabilia and history of Torquay. Monthly meetings held on the last Monday. History walk around Torquay and the history of Bells Beach and Bell Family, tracing the Cobb and Co Coach Trail. Located at TOPS, 18 Price Street, Torquay. Web site under construction. Open Sunday afternoons. LIKE them on Facebook
Winchelsea and District Historical Society Ph: 52672494 or 5267 2363 E‐mail: [email protected] Web: www.vicnet.net.au/~winchsoc or www.winchelsea.info Historical Society rooms are in the old Shire Offices, Hesse Street, Winchelsea. Open Wednesday 1‐ 5 pm, or other times by appointment. Collection of photographs, books, documents, family histories etc pertaining to the history of the district. Research aids include Winchelsea and Barrabool Shire rate books, parish plans, family histories, cemetery records, various indices etc.
Torquay's own Ballroom Dancing Studio ‐ Modern Ballroom, New Vogue & Latin. TIA Hall, Price St, Torquay.
Contact: Pauline Butterworth Ph: 5261 3838 / 0407 685 413
Welcome to the Bell Street Art revolution Artspaces to visit in Bell St, Torquay ‐ stroll and enjoy the local artists and photographers’ works
Bell Street Gallery ‐ Artscapes/AtmosMedia Shop 3, 15 Bell st WaterMarks Photo Gallery Barrie Sutherland ‐ 2, 38‐40 Bell St 5264 7232
Tigerfish ShoP 12, 15 Bell st 5264 7271 www.tigerfish.com.au
And in GEELoNG Geelong Performing Arts Centre Geelong Performing Arts Centre, 50 Lt Malop Street, Geelong VIC 3220 Box Office phone 5225 1200 gpac.org.au
Art is...Studios & Gallery 64 Little Malop Street, Geelong 3220
Art is… was founded by Debra Jackson and Jan Synot after they graduated from the Advanced Diploma of Visual Art from Brougham Art School. They wanted to create a hub for artists in Geelong. Currently there are five resident artists working out of the studios. Enquiries about studio space may be made through Deb and Jan– see CONTACTS below. Our Gallery is in the Arts Precinct of Little Malop Street, in the Geelong CBD and is available for hire. It is an intimate and welcoming environment for community groups, emerging artists, students and artists who want to have a small exhibition at an affordable rate. For Gallery Hire rates and conditions, contact Jan and Deb or call in to Art is…You are welcome to drop in. Work is for sale and Lay‐by is available. Art is...gives you the opportunity of purchasing art directly from the artist, without the expense of a commercial gallery. http://www.art‐isgeelong.net/ Business Hours: 11‐3 weekdays, or by appointment Email: [email protected] Enquiries: Jan Synot 0421 969 230 Debra Jackson 0414 763 065
CITY OF GREATER GEELONG Weekly Arts Bulletin………….. Dear Arts Bulletin Readers
All entries are now made via our new online submission form, so please submit your articles HERE. (http://www.geelongaustralia.com.au/community/arts/submission.aspx) This new method will give you greater control and allow you to even include a photo with your general submissions, as well as select available feature article space and manage your subscription to the Arts Bulletin. *Don’t forget to upload an interesting colour photo to your listing if you have one.’
Geelong Fine Art School – 560A Latrobe Boulevard, Newtown. Phone: 5221 8874 or 5264 1523 Founded in 1988 by Geelong Based artists Robert Drummond and Patricia Semmler has become a centre for students, artists and art interested people. The school offers quality part time art courses for adults, teenagers and primary school aged students. Painting, drawing, 3D, art history lectures, an annual student art exhibition are just some of the things on offer at this unique and innovative artist run school housed in an historic warehouse by the Barwon River. Beginners and advanced students welcome.
Geelong Arts Alliance 5278 4797 or email [email protected]
PO Box 1229 Geelong VIC 3220 Australia Mob 0411 743 325 http://geelongartsalliance.wordpress.com/about/
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And Beyond….. Dear SHOUT! Extra Reader, Over the last month have you been to a group music making event? Why not let us know what happened! We are now looking for articles to be submitted for future SHOUT! and SHOUT! Extra newsletters. While we don’t mind articles/stories about past performances we are looking particularly for short articles/stories about group music making events. The articles need to be between 150 – 220 words. A photo needs to be included with the article. The editor has the right to edit and select the most appropriate articles for SHOUT! and SHOUT! Extra. So while you might submit an article we can’t guarantee that it will be included into the newsletter. We eagerly look forward to you submitting your articles! As usual if you have any advertising material for future SHOUT! & SHOUT! Extra newsletters please send them (and articles) in text or word format to [email protected] . Please find a form attached to this email in word format to help guide you with your advertisements for future SHOUT! And SHOUT! Extra newsletters. For deadlines for articles and advertisement material please see first page of SHOUT! Extra.
https://www.facebook.com/cmv.music Yours in Music, Sarah Waight CMV Volunteer SHOUT! & SHOUT! Extra Editor Email: [email protected] Keep up with all the CMV news! Check out: CMV’s Website: www.cmv.org.au Follow CMV on Twitter: http://twitter.com/cmv_music LIKE CMV on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cmv.music
Victorian Music Library, sheet music to our members throughout Victoria. The music collection includes orchestras, preserves
and provides for loan a collection of over 60,000 items of string ensembles, brass bands, school music departments, musicians, performers, students and music teachers. Membership is available at a reasonable rate and allows multiple loans from our collection along with other benefits. We provide a postal service and longer loans for rural and regional members. Address: 64‐66 Orrong Road, Elsternwick, Victoria 3185. Tel: (03) 95283135 Email: [email protected] Website: www.vicnet.net.au/~vml/ Opening hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays – 10am until 4pm.
Festivals Australia is an Australian Government funding program designed to assist the presentation of arts and cultural activities at Australian regional and community festivals. The emphasis is on supporting new projects, which add to the quality and diversity of the arts and cultural programming of regular regional and community festivals. NEXT ROUND After July 2013!!! http://www.australiacouncil.gov.au/ Funding opportunities – always worth perusing….. some websites include www.rav.net.au http://www.arts.vic.gov.au/index.htm www.philanthropy.org.au http://www.australiacouncil.gov.au/ http://www.vichealth.vic.gov.au http://www.abaf.org.au/
Surf Coast Shire 1 Merrijig Drive (PO Box 350) Torquay Vic 3228 (03) 5261 0645 0419 152 520 [email protected] IF YOU WISH TO BE REMOVED FROM THIS MAILOUT PLEASE REPLY NOTING YOUR NAME AND ADD "REMOVE" TO SUBJECT
NOW touring the Surf Coast...
Eagles Nest Gallery48 Great Ocean Rd, Aireys Inlet April 20 - May 3, 2013 Opening hours 10am-5pm 7 days a weekContact Nadia Rocha 5289 7366
The Globe TheatreMain Street, WinchelseaMay 18 - 19, 2013 Opening hours 12 midday - 4pmContact Maureen King 0409 253 188
Qdos Fine Art35 Allenvale Road, LorneOctober 13 - 27, 2013Opening hours Thursday to Monday 9am -5pmContact Graeme Wilkie 5289 1989
Photographer, Rebecca Hosking captured stunning black and white images of women from across the Surf Coast. Reflecting the cultural diversity, strength and contributions they make to our community.
An exhibition celebrating International Women’s Day on the Surf Coast.
COMMUNITY HOUSE Inc
The L
orne FigTreeLorne Fig Tree Community House
Office opening hours Monday Tuesday Wednesday & Friday 10am - 2pm
Phone 5289-2972 Email [email protected]
Create & Maintain Your Own Website or Blog
6 weeks from Wednesday 15th May 6.30pm—9pm
Using WordPress you will learn about basic website design and publish content, including text, graphics and photos, design, management, accessibility, rules—everything you need to know to create and maintain your own website or blog. Students will receive course notes
$75 per person ($65 concession) - Tutor - Donna Nolan
Bookings and payment required by 1st May please
First Aid Level II & CPR Update Saturday 18th May 9am—5pm First Aid II $160 CPR Update $60 The aim of this accredited course is to provide participants with an understanding and The aim of this accredited course is to provide participants with an understanding and knowledge of the fundamental principles of First Aid. Level 2 fast track course participants to collect workbook and complete prior to the course.
Advance bookings & payments by 1st May please
Lorne Art Group Are you interested in joining others who enjoying paining & artistic pursuits on a regular basis? Inspire others and let others inspire you. Arrange outings or guest speakers. This is a new untutored social group starting 2nd May 2013.
First and Third Thursday of each month from 9.30am Starting 2nd May
To enroll or register your interest in any of the course or groups in this course guide contact Phone: 5289 2972 Email: [email protected] Address: 16 Mountjoy Parade (crn Otway) Lorne 3232
COMMUNITY HOUSE Inc
The L
orne FigTree
Occasional Child Care—Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday 9-2, Games Group—Thursdays 1pm, Carer Support Group—First Tuesday of Month, Playgroup—Thursdays 9.30am Maternal & Child Health—2nd Wednesdays
Interested in joining another group? Knitting & crochet? Music? Photography? Work from home network? Coffee & chat-Let us know!
CAPE OTWAY LIGHTSTATION
The Wonder
Whales• Launch of life-size 18m long whale sculpture & meet the artist• Sea Shepherd crew talk on whales in Antarctica• Activities & fun for kids & families• Readings: Heathcote Williams’ Whale Nation/Andrew Darby’s Harpoon• Whale-watch from lighthouse balcony• Live entertainment• Join our giant human sculpture for helicopter fly-past• Inquiries: 03 5237 9240 Details: www.lightstation.com
Saturday October 13 12-3:30pm
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Wednesday 22 May 6:30-8:00pm Waurn Ponds Library 140 Pioneer Road The Rosie Project is the highly acclaimed debut novel by author Graeme Simsion. It’s a heady mix of comedy and romance, as academic Don Tillman sets out on a strategic quest to find himself a wife. Instead, he finds himself side-tracked by Rosie Jarman, who smokes, drinks, always arrives late and who is on her own quest, to find her biological father - a search that Don, a professor of genetics, might just be able to help her with. A classic screwball romance with a twist that asks why, despite your best scientific efforts, you don’t find love: love finds you? Don’t miss this chance to meet the author and hear him discuss his journey to publication and the flood of interest that this book has created around the world. Bookings essential via website www.grlc.vic.gov.au or phone on 5272 6010
Author Talk Graeme Simsion: The Rosie Project
Cross pollinatioN
Farmer’s Armour
Wearable art design competition & exhibition
Design an amazing wearable armour for exhibition at Colac Otway Performing Arts & Cultural Centre
July 6 - 14, 2013CrossXpollinatioN is a partnership between COPACC and RRTAG celebrating all
things textile & fibre. For details: www.copacc.com.au
Drought, flood, rabbits, vermin, cockatoos, you name it - farmers need protection!
$500 Prize
To enter: Send a photograph of your entry to Cayley Robinson, COPACC, PO Box 283, Colac 3250 or email [email protected] by
Friday, June 21, 2013. A panel of artists will select work for the exhibition, based on artistic merit and development of the theme. Artists will be notified of selection
by Monday, June 24.
Collection & delivery: Works selected for the exhibition must be delivered to COPACC on Wednesday, July 3, between 9am -5pm and collected on Sunday, July 14, between 2pm and 5pm.
FARMER’S ARMOUR ENTRY FORM
Name...................................................................................................…..........
Address................................................................................................….............
Phone ..............................…….. Email ............................................
Title of Work.............................................................................................……………...
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Conditions of Entry
The work is an original artwork by the artist, not created in a workshop taught by another person or as a collaboration, unless stated. The work is not subject to copyright.I give permission for images of the work to be used for promotional or marketing purposes.A commission of 10% is payable on any artwork sold.
I have read and I agree to these terms and conditions.
SIGNED DATE...................................................….. ...................................……..If you wish to sell your piece please ensure details of sale are sent with entry.Entries close Friday, June 21. Contact COPACC on (03) 5232 9418 for further enquiries.
Fibre & mixed media competition & exhibition
Grafted is part of CrossXpollinatioN, a partnership between COPACC and RRRTAG, showcasing all things textile & fibre
For details of exhibitions/master-classes/ workshops go to www.copacc.com.au
$500 Prize
To enter: Send a photograph of your entry to Carole Redlich at the above address or email: [email protected] Only one image per email (files no greater than 300KB) by June 15, 2013. For enquiries contact Carole on 0416 090 221.
A panel of artists will select work for the exhibition, based on artistic merit and development of the theme. Artists will be notified of selection by June 22.
Collection & delivery: Works selected for the exhibition must be delivered to Red Rock Regional Theatre & Gallery on Sunday, June 30, between 2-4pm and collected on Sunday, August 25, between 2-4pm.
Sale of Work: All work must be for sale. A commission of 33% is payable on any artwork sold and is used to support the not-for-profit gallery space.
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fibre component on the theme of Grafted
Definition: To graft is to join two things that do not share a natural relationship or affinity of each other
Cross pollinatioN
Exhibition: Red Rock Regional Theatre & Gallery520 Corangamite Lake Road, Cororooke
Weekends 11am - 4pm July 6 - August 25, 2013
GRAFTED ENTRY FORM
Name...................................................................................................…..........
Address................................................................................................….............
Phone ..............................…….. Email ............................................
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Medium ............................................................................……………......
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Conditions of Entry
The work is an original artwork by the artist, not created in a workshop taught by another person or as a collaboration, unless stated. The work is not subject to copyright.I give permission for images of the work to be used for promotional or marketing purposes.A commission of 33% is payable on any artwork sold.A maximum of three entries may be submitted on one entry form.A fee of $10 per entry is payable to RRRTAG for each work accepted for exhibition
I have read, and I agree, to these terms and conditions.
SIGNED DATE...................................................….. ...................................……..
Cancer can change the balance of life. It can bring chaos, confusion, a sense of clarity, even a sense of empowerment. Share your insights with us.
Closing date for entries 29 July 2013Enter online at WWW.ARTSAWARDS.COM.AU or alternatively, complete this entry form and return with payment by 5PM Monday 29 JULY 2013 to:
Cancer Council Victoria Att: Arts Awards Project Manager1 Rathdowne Street Carlton VIC 3053
Phone: 1300 65 65 85 Fax: 03 9635 5240Email: [email protected]
Instructions for entry
exhibited previously in the Cancer Council Victoria
at www.artsawards.com.au
If you have any questions or problems entering online or filling in this form please call 1300 65 65 85
Entry Form
SECTION 1: DETAILS OF ENTRANTPlease write your name as you wish it to appear on all collateral associated with the awards.Fields marked with * are mandatory
Title*:
Entrant Name*:
Date of Birth:
Postcode*:
Phone*:
Fax:
Email*:
SECTION 2: CATEGORY(Please tick the box applicable to your entry and provide the title of your work)
Children’s Art (up to 12 years)
Please send your original artwork in with your entry form.
Children’s Writing (up to 12 years)
Please send your original artwork in with your entry form.
Youth Art (13–17 years)
Please send your original artwork in with your entry form.
Youth Writing (13–17 years)
Please send a copy of your writing piece in with your entry form.
SUPPORTERS HOTLINE: 1300 65 65 85
WWW.ARTSAWARDS.COM.AU
Cancer CouncilVictoria
ArtsAwards2013
BALANCE
people are encouraged to apply
SECTION 2: CATEGORY
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Visual Art
Please send two copies of a photograph of your work – Artwork cannot be bigger than 100cm
x 100cm x 100cm or more than 10kg.
PoetryPlease send a copy of your writing piece in with your entry form.
Visual ArtPlease send two copies of a photograph of your work –
Artwork cannot be bigger than 100cm x 100cm x 100cm or more than 10kg.
Short StoryPlease send a copy of your writing piece in with your entry form.
Film
What is your connection to cancer?
I work in the medical field
SECTION 3: ARTIST STATEMENTll visual art entrants need to provide an artist statement
summarising the message of your artwork, of no more than 80 words. Please write clearly. Entrants who are entering poetry or short story do not need to fill in this section.
SECTION 4: VISUAL ARTISTS ONLYWhat are the physical dimensions of your work?
Height: cm
Width: cm
Depth (if sculptural): cm
Weight kg
SECTION 5: HOW DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THE CANCER COUNCIL VICTORIA ARTS AWARDS?(Please tick the applicable box)
Radio Newspaper Internet search Facebook Email
Credit card number
Expiry date
I would like to make a donation of $
I am making a total payment of $
publicity purposes?
es
No
I am interested in other Cancer Council Victoria fundraising events
Daffodil Day Girls Night In
Special Fundraising Efforts
Pink Ribbon Day
Give in Celebration
SECTION 7: DECLARATION
I agree to abide by the conditions of entry listed on the Cancer
Signature:
SECTION 6: PAYMENT
Council Victoria. If payment is not made, work will not be
18) do not need to make payment. (Please tick your mode of payment you will be using)
Enclosed cheque (payable to Cancer Council Victoria) Credit card (please circle card type below)
entrant)
Entries open for Cancer Council Victoria’s 16th Arts Awards
From Monday 11th February, entries will officially open for Cancer Council Victoria’s 16th annual Arts Awards. The awards provide Australians touched by cancer with an opportunity to share their experience creatively through art, writing and film. The awards are open to artists of all skill levels in nine categories: Visual Art, Poetry, Short Story, Film, Indigenous Visual Art, Children’s Art, Children’s Writing, Youth Writing and Youth Art. The theme for 2013 is ‘Balance’ and entries will be judged by a panel of well respected, high‐profile experts including writer and storyteller Arnold Zable and children’s author, Tony Wilson. Winners of each category will receive an array of prizes, all of which have been generously donated by our sponsors. A diverse range of work will be on display in an exhibition held at Gasworks Art Park from 20th – 26th October. Cancer Council Victoria spokesperson, Deb Stringer said with one Australian diagnosed with cancer every five minutes, many of us will one day feel the impact of hearing the words, ‘you have cancer’. “Cancer can present an enormous physical and emotional challenge for all those affected including patients, family, friends and carers. It has been proven that artistic and literary expression can help many through their cancer journey and we are proud that the internationally recognised Arts Awards have been able to provide valuable support to so many people affected by cancer. I would really encourage Australians from across the country to get involved and submit an entry to this year’s Arts Awards.” As part of the Arts Awards, Cancer Council Victoria will again be offering creative therapy workshops to Victorians. Run by Art Therapist David Champion, the workshops aim to provide participants with an enjoyable and enriching experience of self‐expression, combining two modalities (art‐making and creative writing) in a group setting. Creative therapy sessions will be held in Melbourne on 16th March, 13th April and 18th May at Cancer Council Victoria’s Drummond Street premises (please see website for more information and bookings). Entries for Arts Awards close on 29th July 2013. For further information or to enter, please visit www.artsawards.com.au or call 1300 65 65 85.
1-30 June 2013
Please mail the completed form to: Torquay Beanies PO Box 518, Torquay 3228
For information email: [email protected]
Please copy extra entry forms as required!
Beaut Beanies Tues 10:30AM Uniting Church 27 Anderson Street Torquay Jan Hale 5261 3519
Spring Creek Craft Group
Wed 10:30AM Spring Creek House 14 Price Street Torquay 5261 2583
CELEBRATION OF YARN!! embracing Torquay Beanie Festival
Presented & Supported By
Beaut Beanies
Torquay Commerce and Tourism Torquay Uniting Church
Torquay Library Zeally & Cliff
If you are a knitter, or can crochet or weave or maybe felt, this is your FESTIVAL! You are invited to create at least one item to be displayed over the month of June. If you manage to make two, how about donating one to people in need? You can sell the other one or keep it for yourself! The emphasis should be on colour, warmth, if possible, highly creative or even zany design. Take a look at the entry form and the categories listed overleaf.
Torquay Knitting Groups
Look out for the colour, warmth & fun of Celebration of Yarn!
1 - 30 JUNE 2013
NAME: ……………………………………………………………….. ADDRESS:…………………………………………………………... …………………………………………………PostCode ………… PHONE No:………………………………………………………... EMAIL:………………………………………………………..……… Total Number of Entries:…………… Title of Entry No 1 ………………………………………………… Category: …………………………………………………………... For Display Only Yes/ No For Donation Yes /No For Sale: Yes/No Price $ Title of Entry No 2 ………………………………………………… Category: …………………………………………………………... For Display Only Yes/ No For Donation Yes /No For Sale: Yes/No Price $ Title of Entry No 3 ………………………………………………… Category: …………………………………………………………... For Display Only Yes/ No For Donation Yes /No For Sale: Yes/No Price $
Items will be on display during the Festival throughout; Gilbert St Shopping Precinct Businesses Torquay Uniting Church, 27 Anderson St. Torquay Library, Beach Road Surf Coast Shire Offices, 1 Merrijig Drive, Torquay
Beanies Tea Cosies Traditional
Quirky Open/Beginners
Or simply enter an item for sale or display. To enter send us your completed entry
form! Then deliver your items by
Friday 23 May to Surf Coast Shire Offices, 1 Merrijg Drive.
Torquay Or
KOBO Café, Cliff St—until 4.00pm Arrangements for another time—
call Jan 5264 3519
Updates on facebook beaut beanie festival LIKE us today!!
Throughout Torquay
Enquiries 5264 3519 & [email protected]
CELEBRATION OF YARN!! embracing Torquay Beanie Festival
Competition Categories:
Registration/Entry Form—YARNS!
presented by...
Van Walker(Vox, Guitar, Scotch & Coke)
Liz Stringer (Vox, Guitar, Scotch & Dry)
Michael Barclay (Vox, Drums, Cheap Red)
...will be no strangers to discerning fans of Australian Rock’n’roll - they’ve teamed up as the
Livingstone Daisies - creating one of Australia’s mostformidable and exciting pop/rock bands.
With special guests
and
Cal Walker(Vox, Bass, Expensive Port)
MURDENAMURDENA
Sunday MAY 19th 2pm
Torquay Bowls Club 47 The EsplanadeTickets from www.trybooking.com/CUBD or at the door
$20.00 for more info: Carolyn Anderson 0405 422 285
Murdena create an eclectic, punchy, lyrics-driven songfest that combines toe-tapping country dance hall fun with urban blues and folk-rock, taking audiences from the hay bales of Victoria's wild
west to the leather retro-chic lounges north of the Yarra.Brother and sister song writing combo Annie-Rose and Hugh Maloney front the group with the un-related, but in no way
unspectacular- Ivan Blacket on bass and drummer Daniel McKoy.
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www.metropolisgallery.com.au
M E T R O P O L I S G A L L E R Y
Alick Tipoti + David Bosun + Glen Mackie Printmakers from the Torres Strait Islands
16 May – 1 June 2013
Zugubal 2006
Alick Tipoti, David Bosun and Glen Mackie are members of an important group of
contemporary Torres Strait Islander artists. Traditionally, small Islander audiences
experienced culture through storytelling and dance. Tipoti, Bosun and Mackie are
translating the knowledge and techniques derived from traditional skills as carvers
into a contemporary visual art form, based on the fine incising of complex narrative
images and symbolic pattern-making into linoleum blocks and printing onto archival
paper. Exhibitions like this give their culture a wider audience and exemplify the
strong contemporary linocut practice of the Torres Strait printmakers.
View works online now at:
“Wear Artrageous” 31 August 2013 ‘Wearable aRt’ Performance
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY This is an opportunity for local Artists to create for the human form.
Whether it is body paint or tailored creations, new or recycled materials (not just fabrics/textiles) – the more “artrageous” the better.
The event is aimed to be an ADULT event, children may attend at the discretion of their parents.
Creations are to be paraded/performed on a catwalk with backing music and stage lighting to the artist’s specifications (within reason).
1. All care will be taken with the exhibiting works, but we are unable to accept any
responsibility for loss or damage. If applicable, insurance of works is the responsibility of the artist.
2. The committee reserves the right to reject any entries. 3. Artists are required to provide the following:
a) EOI registration – email WEAR ARTRAGEOUS – your name to [email protected] by 31 July.
b) Entry form filled out (some of this information will be used on the program), signed and returned by 23 August - before is better (email is ok)
(The committee will confirm receipt and acceptance asap) c) Model/s for their creations. (The artist may choose to model their own creation)
d) It is mandatory that the models and artist are available for a dress rehearsal on from 7pm on Friday 30 August and a run through prior to the parade on Saturday 31 August at Aireys Inlet Community Centre, Great Ocean Rd, Aireys Inlet from 4 pm. ( a break for dinner and back in by 6.30-7 pm). These are tech rehearsals and will
The Audience will be allowed entry from 7pm – doors will close at 8pm. e) Music. A selection of music is to be provided for sound mixing. Duration is to be
up to 3 minutes (maximum). Music on CD is to be brought to rehearsal.
Enquiries – julie 0419 152 520 or [email protected] Entry forms to be delivered to: Attention: Wear Artrageous Surf Coast Arts, PO Box 469, Torquay 3228 Or [email protected]
“Wear Artrageous” 31 August 2013
Wearable aRt Parade Entry Form
Please read the Conditions on accompanying page before filling in this form by prior and up to 23 August. An email indicating that you are planning on being involved can be sent now!
Note REHEARSAL – FRIDAY 30 AUGUST. If you have more works than space provided,
please feel free to photocopy/printoff forms NAME ..................................................................................................
ADDRESS ............................................................................................
EMAIL .................................................................................................
MOBILE ......................
TITLE ......................
MUSIC/Song Title ..... ....................................... Track No …
Length of Act/Music (2-3 minutes maximum). Any Special Lighting Required? If Yes details: Yes No
MEDIUM: ...........................................................................
DESCRIPTION :
NAME OF MODEL/s :
I agree to exhibit on the terms and conditions as set out by the Surf Coast Arts Inc.
SIGNED ...............................................DATE. ...............................