Join me, Jane Raffan, on Arts Monday 30 May for a program that takes an in-depth look at the cultural afterlife of criminal evidence. This week, Sydney University is hosting a photography symposium that will explore the relationship between photography’s ontology (philosophical study of the nature of being), the camera as a human perceptual apparatus […]
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In this distinctive work, Queensland’s new music quintet Topology and one of our most distinguished choirs The Australian Voices bring together the most memorable speeches from prime ministers through the ages with exceptional musicianship to create a unique musical narrative. Unrepresentative Swill takes the words right out of our Prime Ministers’ mouths marrying them seamlessly […]
The City of Sydney has been working with Arts Law to present a series of workshops around different legal issues that can be faced by artists and creative enterprises. We ran them last October at 107 Projects and the individuals and orgs who attended found them really useful. They are free to attend and we […]
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On Arts Wednesday 25 May 2016, Steve Durbach was Sylvia’s guest, talking about Schrodinger’s Bird, his art exhibition inspired and informed by quantum physics. Listen to the conversation here: That was Part 1 of our conversation: here is Part 2: And now for Part 3: […]
Nelson Lau is a little like Clark Kent. He’s a successful doctor, but is also supremely creative and has a whole other identity as a photographer and film maker. He has hung out with the King of Swaziland, treated survivors of crocodile attacks in Darwin and lived to tell the tale of the toughest […]
Selected & Presented by DJ Taline Aired 24th May 2016 on Eastside Radio 89.7FM 8.00-9.30pm Tonight’s Moodswing is jam packed full of nu-disco, electro & house with the likes of Munk, Fred Falke, Tiga, Royksopp, Azari & III, Chromeo, Todd Terje, Lindstrom & more. DJ Taline’s mixes, radio shows and news are found on MIXCLOUD and FACEBOOK Playlist Chromeo – You’re So Gangsta […]
Andy Bromberger joins us in the first half hour for Part 5 of Revolution, Reaction and Romanticism and this week she talks about the role of music in the establishment of nationalism in the nineteenth century. My special guest at 11:;00 am is Steve Durbach, whose exhibition, Schrodinger’s Bird, opens this week at the Bondi […]
‘World Music’ by Joseph Tawadros is Eastside Radio’s album of the week. An album that pushes the boundaries and includes an endless amount of different instruments is Joseph Tawadros thirteenth album ‘World Music’ and what a fitting title he has given his latest album as it is exactly world music. Incorporating instruments from the Middle […]
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Australian singer songwriter, Lo Carmen chats with Dr Margaux Dombkins about her life and career in the U.S. Lo Carmen (aka Leone Carmen) showcased at this year’s SXSW Festival in Austin, Texas and performed at Canadian Music Week in Toronto, Ontario. Lo showcased old favourites and cuts from her latest album ‘Everyone You Ever Knew (Is […]
Photography lends itself to a very large number of different themes that one can employ to get your message across through your camera lense. Photographers Laki Sideris and Johannes Reinhart are two such artists who have very different themes to their work, but it is clear why both have been included in the Head On […]
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Discovering public art by foot is an incredible way to enjoy Sydney. The City Art team have created a number of walking tours which are now featured in the City of Sydney’s Sydney Culture Walks app. Discover hidden laneways and new neighbourhoods while learning about Sydney’s fascinating history and the stories behind the city’s most […]
Stéphanie Denizard from Queen Kafé had the pleasure of interviewing Anna Rose Holmer, New York film director of the movie THE FITS. The movie THE FITS follows Toni an 11-years-old Cincinnati tomboy played by ( Royalty Hightower), who gives up after-school boxing with her brother to start dancing. THE FITS was recently selected to […]
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