We need artists for the 2006 Smarter Than Smoking Creative Challenge, the flagship CCD regional residency program from AWESOME Arts Australia. If you are looking for a challenge and an incredible artistic experience in remote Western Australia, read on...

Awesome Arts Australia Ltd
Posted: 27 March 2006
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Local youth were invited into The Parks, where they shared their stories and then saw them
developed, scripted and performed by a professional community theatre company in The Longest Night.

City of Port Adelaide Enfield
Posted: 15 December 2003
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This visual feast paints a day in the life of the scenic village of Bemboka and surroundings; its past, present and future through the eyes of its children – a wonderful example of community art.

Bemboka P & C Association (Ph: 02 64930229)
Posted: 03 December 2003
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CLACIA ‘Creatively Linking A Community through its Arts' is an arts health initiative. - a model which offers skills development through the engagement in the creative process and the arts. The CLACIA process secures level of sustainability by creating s

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Posted: 02 September 2004
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Cultivating Your Palette: a recipe for arts, food, health and culture provided opportunities for the various communities of The Parks to participate in creative art workshops run by community artsworkers Lisa Philip-Harbutt and Joyce Louey.

Parks Arts & Functions Complex
Posted: 26 March 2003
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An Australia Post Pac contains paper and textile objects documenting community processes which took place in Collinsvale, Tasmania.

Fibre & Community Artist, C/- PO Dodges Ferry TAS 7173 Phone/Fax 03 62658335
Posted: 28 April 2003
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Come and join Head 2 Head 2003 in Adelaide 13 -15 March 2003 to discuss, develop, understand and share what we as performers, directors, managers, teachers, trainers, riggers, designers, techs etc. in the circus and physical th. industry experience day 2

Cirkidz Inc
Posted: 25 March 2003
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Home Sweet Home is a community cultural development project based in Roxburgh Park that explores how residents have built a home and a shared sense of place in a new housing estate.

Hume City Council
Posted: 29 June 2004
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Naracoorte Lucindale Council
Posted: 01 July 2003
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The 3PH Project's premiere show ‘The Tear Jar' combines puppetry, theatre, health promotion, community consultation & participation in exploring issues of grief & loss relevant to Aboriginal, Vietnamese and Anglo communities living in th

Northern Metropolitan Community Health Service
Posted: 10 February 2003
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