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Artsday / Clare’s keen for an equitable art future

 

Sydney artist and facilitator Clare Cooper

AINSLIE and Gorman Arts Centres are presenting “The Artists Toolkit”, a free workshop from 12.30pm-2.30pm, Thursday, June 18. Online via Zoom, Sydney artist and facilitator Clare Cooper will present her concepts and methods of “futuring”, suggesting how over the next 5-10 years, we, as a community, can support each other to bring about more equitable futures in the arts and beyond. First Nations artists, and artists who identify as disabled, LGBTIQ+, from migrant/refugee backgrounds or are under 25 are encouraged to register at here

“Europa in Australia, The stolen crest” by David Boyd.

FORTY-NINE previously unseen works from the estate of painter David Boyd, consigned by members of the Boyd family, will be auctioned online from 5pm, this Sunday, June 14, via artmarketspace.com Boyd’s work was ahead of his time in addressing the mistreatment of indigenous people in Australia.

“Trouble in Tahiti”

OPERA North’s staging of Leonard Bernstein’s first opera, “Trouble in Tahiti”, conducted by Tobias Ringborg, features everything from jazz riffs to yearning ballads. It’s a colourful criticism of American consumerism and 1950s suburbia, and stars Wallis Giunta, winner of the Young Singer Award at the 2018 International Opera Awards, in the role of Dinah. Available until June 30 here

Budding actors, wild about Harry (Potter)

BUDDING Theatre will be running real, live, face-to-face school holiday programs in July for young performers itching to perform again. There’ll be a five-day “Harry Potter Parody”, where young performers develop their own parody version of the story by playing characters from Harry Potter, a three-day “Disney Hunger Games” and a one-day “Acting for Film”. Details at buddingtheatre.com

 

 

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