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A spiritual and connective practice
Artist Profile: Georgie Hare
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#Art #Spiritual #Community
UNSW Galleries presents an exhibition of Derek Jarman, prolific artist and activist and a significant figure of 20th-century British culture. Jarman’s practice spanned painting, film, writing, performance and set design.
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#Art #BritishCulture #Jarman
Eleven years after his passing, Bishop John McIntyre’s legacy continues to inspire community action and faithful presence.
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#HumanAffairs #Religion #Ethics #Community
Not many people can say that they’ve published a book before they’ve finished high school.
But that’s not the case for Marianne Handoko, who has published three books through Story Factory’s Year of Poetry program.
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#Books #News #Arts
The 47th annual Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade on March 1 centred around the theme “Free to Be”, celebrating the power of authenticity and diversity.
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#Festival #News #Community #MardiGras #Pride
‘Living with Dementia’ book launched in support of carers and their loved ones.
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#News #HumanAffairs #Dementia #Community
Award-winning playwright Alana Valentine, sharp as a tack, courageous and compassionate, once again takes up the challenge of placing the patriarchal and colonial Australian psyche under her microscope.
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#Theatre #Community #News #Review
DON’T MISS: Living with Dementia: A Carer’s Journey will be launched at a special event on Thursday February 20, 6pm, at Paddington Uniting Church.
#News #SpecialEveny #Dementia
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GLEBE: Outside Le Petit Tarte Café and Patisserie, most days of the week, is Jethro and his lorikeet, Rosie.
#Locals #Community #Lorikeet
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Do you often have trouble “adulting”? Heaven knows, I do. This month’s column is a reassuring reminder, going out to everyone who struggles with the endless, merciless administrative demands of the modern world.
#Religion #Ethics #Demands
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Living with dementia – a carer’s journey:
11. End of journey
#Health #HumanAffairs #Dementia
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Warrior on the water – 25 years of maritime training and support.
#FirstPeoples #Locals #TribalWarrior
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Directed by Erica Lovell, the Old Fitz Theatre’s production of Joanna Murray-Smith’s delightfully wicked The Female of the Species is fast-paced and entertaining. There are laughs a-plenty delivered by an excellent ensemble cast.
#Theatre #Review #Art
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Lynette Riley, Chair of Aboriginal Education and Indigenous Studies, is the first Indigenous academic to be promoted to professor in the School of Education and Social Work.
#Education #Sponsored #FirstPeoples
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Living with dementia – a carer’s journey:
10. Sleep apnoea – CPAP therapy
#Health #HumanAffairs #LivingWithDementia
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Most of the forests and woodlands that existed prior to European invasion in the lands now known as NSW are gone. Numerous threatened species are at heightened risk due to logging.
Let’s look at how to stop native logging:
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#Environment #News #Logging
Seventeen is interesting and compelling theatre as it directly involves its audience in bridging the gap between what they see, an ensemble of older actors, and what is voiced, a bunch of teenagers celebrating their last day at school.
#Review #Arts
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