Sydney’s big Bollywood moment is back and it’s serving up a cinematic feast! 🎬 After a brief hiatus, the Indian Film Festival of Sydney is returning this October for three days of unforgettable storytelling, and it’s kicking off in style with Full Plate, the latest film by acclaimed actor-turned-director Tannishtha Chatterjee. Starring Kirti Kulhari, with […]
Step into a world of grace and rhythm with Kaisiki – An Evening of Mohiniattam! This mesmerizing performance brings the classical dance of Kerala to life, weaving stories through delicate […]
Step into a captivating conversation at What Will People Say?, part of OzAsia Festival’s Weekend of Words, where storytelling meets honesty, humour, and heart. Join acclaimed voices Cheng Lei, Sukhjit Kaur Khalsa, Quah Ee Ling, Kumi Taguchi, and Qin Qin as they explore the deeply human themes of memoir, shame, and the courage it takes […]
The Armadale Hills Arts Trail is a vibrant annual event that showcases the creative spirit of the Perth Hills community. This year, the trail runs from November 7 to 16, […]
Step into a world where creativity takes centre stage with Art Will Save Us at OzAsia Festival. Bold, playful, and thought-provoking, this performance explores identity, society, and the human experience all with a fun, cheeky twist. From striking visuals to boundary-pushing performances, the show invites you to laugh, reflect, and marvel at how art can […]
Sydney-based photographer (and proud migrant) brings the bustling ghats, quiet moments, and resilient spirit of the Ganges to Stirrup Gallery at Addison Road Community Centre, as part of the Head On Photography Festival. Each frame tells a story: families bathing at sunrise, boatmen guiding their oars through misty waters, and the unfiltered beauty of everyday […]
Guest artist Olga Tamara joins Crescendo’s ensemble for this year’s annual production, exploring the nine classical emotions of Indian aesthetics - Shringara (love/beauty), Hasya (laughter), Karuna (sorrow), Raudra (anger), Veera (heroism/courage), Bhayanaka (terror/fear), Bibhatsya (disgust), Adbutha (surprise/wonder) and Shantha (peace or tranquillity), through movement and performance. Don’t miss out.
Sydney-based photographer (and proud migrant) brings the bustling ghats, quiet moments, and resilient spirit of the Ganges to Stirrup Gallery at Addison Road Community Centre, as part of the Head On Photography Festival. Each frame tells a story: families bathing at sunrise, boatmen guiding their oars through misty waters, and the unfiltered beauty of everyday […]
Data Dreams: Art and AI at the Museum of Contemporary Art dives deeper into how algorithms, power and creativity collide. Among the standout voices is artist Christopher Kulendran Thomas, whose […]
Birdsong is fleeting – like dance, it exists only in the present, vanishing as soon as it is sung. Songs of the Bulbul is a powerful new dance work […]
Birdsong is fleeting – like dance, it exists only in the present, vanishing as soon as it is sung. Songs of the Bulbul is a powerful new dance work […]
Join for a private guided tour of Conflictorium, an award-winning interactive exhibition from India that's part of this year's Sydney Festival. Conflictorium is a sensory, reflective space developed by artists, mediators, […]
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