The Jewish Poetry Project
This year, Sydney Jewish Writers Festival, created by Shalom Collective, takes a fresh approach by inviting Sydneysiders to experience The Jewish Poetry Project, an immersive, month-long outdoor exhibition of Jewish…
Australian Jewish Writer Awards
Announcing the 2025 Shalom Collective Australian Jewish Writer Awards shortlists for books published in 2024, with winners to be announced on 24 August. The Leslie and Sophie Caplan Award for…
Shalom Australian Jewish Book Awards
Sydney-based not-for-profit organisation Shalom has announced the creation of the Shalom Australian Jewish Book Awards to recognise excellence in contemporary Jewish Australian writing. Two inaugural prizes will be awarded in…
Head On Festival
Australia’s largest photographic event, the Head On Photo Festival is returning against the famed backdrop of Sydney’s iconic Bondi Beach for its 14th year, featuring a bigger than ever collection…
Lost
Liesel Arden is an award-winning painter and poet whose work explores concepts of spirituality, place and identity through the study of natural elements and their relationships within an environment. Across…
WriteOn
Stop the press – the 2022 WriteOn competition winners can now take a well-deserved bow. Held annually by the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) to encourage excellence in creative writing,…
Revival
The Sydney Chamber Music Festival presents Revival. After being affected by two years of Covid, The Sydney Chamber Music Festival returns to Manly Art Gallery & Museum with three shows…
The London Drawings
Fred Williams: The London Drawings is the first exhibition dedicated to Williams’s London period (1952–56). The exhibition explores the range and power of William’s drawings from this formative period through…
Head On Photo Awards Entries Now Open
A prize pool including $30,000 in cash and an exhibition in Head On Photo Festival is up for grabs. World-renowned photography competition, Head On Photo Awards, are calling for entries…
Ode to the Pilbara
Elise Hawthorne One of Australia’s most gifted landscape artists, Carly Le Cerf, recently gave me a fascinating insight into the inspiration behind her latest exhibition, Karijini: Contemplation of Time, now…