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April 2021
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Wednesday 14 |
13:00 - CONCERT - LUNCHTIME CONCERT : UWA Voice and Gladys Chua
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Free concert every Wednesday during semester.
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Thursday 15 |
18:00 - WORKSHOP - Art and Medicine Workshop : Medical and art historical skills come together in this free workshop for professional medical and health practitioners.
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Medical and art historical skills come together in this free workshop for medical and health practitioners led by Dr John Terry and Dr Janice Lally.
Investigate visual language and refine your communication skills while exploring topical social and cultural themes through close observation of (...)
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Friday 16 |
10:00 - EVENT - ATAR Music Boot Camp : Get ATAR ready with hands-on workshops.
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Tickets $20 (scholarships available): trybooking.com/BOCJE
16:00 - EVENT - Accelerate! Guitars : Weekly workshops, masterclasses and rehearsals culminating in a joint concert with the UWA Guitar Studio.
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Saturday 17 |
14:00 - PERFORMANCE - Re-creation: Exploring ekphrasis through words and music : Premiere of a new composition by UWA students created in response to artworks on display and performed by the St George College Choir.
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Referring originally to the capacity of visual description to conjure a thing as if it were physically present, ekphrasis is itself reinterpreted by Caitlyn Stone and Joshua Adams and presented in this new work. Words by Caitlyn and music by Joshua will respond to the affective pull of artworks on (...)
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Wednesday 21 |
Free concert every Wednesday during semester.
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Saturday 24 |
13:00 - LECTURE - FOLWAG lecture series: Art, Politics, Satire and Social Comment : The Friends of the Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery invite you to join Dr Jan Altmann in discussion as part of the new Art History Lecture series
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Most of our art is political in one way or another. Even works which are mainly narrative or descriptive often contain references to events of their times, or to social attitudes generally. Abstraction in America was encouraged because it was opposed to the Social Realism of the Soviet Union.
Refre (...)
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Wednesday 28 |
Free concert every Wednesday during semester.
17:00 - STUDENT EVENT - Culture Club presents Art + Activism : Join us in celebration of the ways that art and activism intersect in this semester's student party!
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All are invited to Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery for this semester’s art party at your university gallery!
Taking inspiration from LWAG’s current exhibitions, this semester’s Culture Club event celebrates the ways in which art can be a powerful voice for social change.
Enjoy live music, spoken (...)
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Friday 30 |
13:00 - EVENT - Feminist Geographies with Petra Tschakert and Karen Paiva Henrique : Join Professor Petra Tschakert and Dr. Karen Paiva Henrique for a discussion on climate change with a feminist lens
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Equitable and desirable solutions to the climate crisis require a grounded understanding of diverse values and aspirations of citizens and denizens in our societies. Drawing upon feminist geographies, Professor Petra Tschakert and Dr. Karen Paiva Henrique examine the role of social difference (...)
16:30 - EVENT - Accelerate! Strings - Semester 1 : String training program for players in years 10-12 who are looking to take their playing to the next level.
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May 2021
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Saturday 01 |
10:00 - EVENT - Albany Schools Outreach : Albany Regional Day of Music
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14:00 - EVENT - Curator's Talk + Tour: Paper Cut Part 2 : Lee Kinsella, Curator of the Cruthers Collection of Women’s Art, leads a tour of Part 2 of the Paper Cut exhibition.
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Join us for a tour through the second hang of works in paper from the Cruthers Collection of Women's Art – this time featuring representations of landscape and animals alongside political posters relating to the environment.
Lee Kinsella, Curator of Paper Cut, will provide social (...)
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Sunday 02 |
10:00 - EVENT - WA Day of Percussion : Masterclasses, workshops and performances for percussionists of all ages and skill levels.
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Free registration: trybooking.com/BOCJG
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Wednesday 05 |
Free concert every Wednesday during semester.
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Saturday 08 |
17:00 - CONCERT - UWA Guitar Studio and Accelerate! Guitars : Joint concert with Accelerate! Guitars and the UWA Guitar Studio
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Tuesday 11 |
13:00 - EVENT - Art Break III : Take a break from your day and drop in at LWAG for our new monthly Art Break series
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Let your creativity loose and have a play with a range of arts and crafts materials, wander through the current exhibitions, page through a wide variety of art books on one of our comfy couches, or join a guided session combining elements of mindfulness, close-looking and discussion.
Art (...)
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Wednesday 12 |
Free concert every Wednesday during semester.
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Thursday 13 |
18:00 - WORKSHOP - Art and Medicine Workshop II : Medical and art historical skills come together in this free workshop for medical and health practitioners led by Dr John Terry and Dr Janice Lally.
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Medical and art historical skills come together in this free workshop for medical and health practitioners led by Dr John Terry and Dr Janice Lally.
Investigate visual language and refine your communication skills while exploring topical social and cultural themes through close (...)
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Friday 14 |
13:00 - TALK - Friday Talk: In Conversation with Jo Darvall and Andy Quilty : Join artists Jo Darvall and Andy Quilty as they talk technique in the exhibition Paper Cut
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Join Jo Darvall, artist and specialist printmaker who established the Swan River printmakers group, and Andy Quilty, artist, lecturer and Communications Director for the Fine Arts and History of Arts Department from the UWA School of Design, as they talk technique amongst the works in Paper Cut.
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