Join Ten Days on the Island’s Artistic Director Lindy Hume for a conversation with Tasmanian arts leaders and guest thinkers about how art can inspire and empower regional communities, and what big cities can learn from regional artists and cultures.
Festival artist Vic McEwan is based in regional NSW but his work, guided by authentic exchange, ethical principles, people and place is globally recognised.
Catherine Pettman and Rebecca Thomson have both enjoyed international success with their short films focusing on Tasmanian stories across a range of genres and styles.
NFSA Curator and Corrick film specialist, Jill Mackenzie, will introduce you to the Corrick family.
Artist Vic McEwan discusses his work, Haunting, at the Burnie Regional Art Gallery.
For Creative Coast, two-time Emmy Award winner and visionary artist Lynette Wallworth will talk about her work as a filmmaker and the profound impact of three magnificent films Tender, Awavena and Collisions, each made in collaboration with a small community
Step into the beautiful surrounds of Black Swan Cafe for an intimate hour of readings by some of Tasmania’s most celebrated authors.
In the tradition of the Moth, the Stoop, and StorySLAM, the Weft is about weaving true stories, told live, on stage, without notes, props, or falsehoods.
Join a fascinating and diverse group of Tasmanians in a conversation about our shared post-pandemic future.
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