With peak bodies hit hard in the State Government’s latest funding round, Victoria Laurie looks at the cost for the arts and some of its biggest advocates.
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Western Australia’s arts playground
Western Australia’s arts playground
31 May 2023
With peak bodies hit hard in the State Government’s latest funding round, Victoria Laurie looks at the cost for the arts and some of its biggest advocates.
29 October 2020
Investing public money in youth arts companies and programs should be a no-brainer, writes Nina Levy. Here’s why.
19 April 2020
Youth Week WA is underway and Patrick Gunasekera chats with four young artists about their arts practices and how they are moving their creative projects onto virtual platforms.
27 March 2019
Two recent graduates of the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts’ dance program, Briannah Davis and Olivia Hendry, are the artists behind new dance theatre collective Not …
14 March 2019
4 – 6 April @ Studio C5, Huzzard Studios · Presented by Not Sold Separately · ceilings. is a double bill program, consisting of ‘Bloom’ and …
28 August 2018
We all know the Manic Pixie Dream Girl of the contemporary romantic film. She’s that off-beat, mysterious one, that free thinker who enables the male hero …
28 August 2018
7-23 September @ Paper Mountain · Presented by Drug Aware and Propel Youth Arts · Opening Night: Co-curators Nixon and Sumito invite everyone to come along …
13 October 2017
26 October – 27 November @ Carillon City Shopping Centre ◆ Propel Youth Arts WA ◆ MOSAIC is a crowdsourcing photography project and free public exhibition, …
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