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This image of the performing artists makes up the poster to promote the performance. The image has two arch shapes with the artists inside. The background is black, and Nikodimos is inside the left panel playing saxophone. He wears a suit jacket and has his eyes closed. His image is colour graded to look yellow with highlights of purple in the shadows. In the arch shape on the right hosts an image of Aarti Jadu in a side profile pose facing Nikodimos. She is half covered by a large white fashionable sleeve and is wearing long gold and silver earrings. Apart from her brown hair, the image colour is colour graded yellow and has a grainy look.

Nikodimos and his Orchestra and Aarti Jadu

20 September 2024

One session performance starting at 8pm.
A man in his wheelchair plays piano with his support worker sitting by his side

Out Hear

March 1, 2024

Flexible
Young person playing electronic instrument while listening through headphones.

Creating Electronic Sound: Workshop for Kids

18 May 2024

10am-11am; 12pm-1pm
Shaping Soundscapes

Shaping Soundscapes

25 May 2024

1:00pm-2:30pm & 5:00pm-6:30pm
Don't miss your chance to experience the unparalleled talent of MILOŠ, the renowned

MILOŠ: The Classical Guitar Hero

05 - 12 November 2023

Sydney - 05 Nov, 2023
City Recital Hall

Melbourne - 08 Nov, 2023
Melbourne Recital Centre

Perth - 12 Nov, 2023
Perth Concert Hall
Juan Diego Flórez arrives in Australia for the first time! Experience the renowned Peruvian tenor whose prodigious vocal abilities have garnered international acclaim. Juan Diego is a true treasure of the classical music world, and his performances are not to be missed.

Juan Diego Flórez in Recital

02 - 07 November 2023

Melbourne - 02 Nov, 2023
Hamer Hall, Arts Centre Melbourne

Sydney - 05 Nov, 2023
Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House

Canberra - 07 Nov, 2023
Llewellyn

A performer stands with back to camera, arms outstretched. Pink and purple projection light making multiple circles like a portal and shone onto them

PORTAL

October 12, 2023

Thurs Oct 12th 7:30PM
Fri Oct 13th 7:30PM
Sat Oct 14th 3PM & 7:30PM
Thurs Oct 19th 7:30PM
Fri Oct 20th 7:30PM
Sat Oct 21st 7:30PM

Registered NDIS Provider
A colourful collage, a person is in a wooden boat holding a lantern. Text reads, Time. Make Your Mark.

Future Reset – Maker Space Tasters

07 - 28 October 2023

Wednesdays and Saturdays, online and in person.

A rectangular portal is framed by a radiant purple glow. Inside, an array of collaborative imagery has been collaged, mostly greyscale. A hearing aid is cradled in the palm of a hand, within a beam of light. This personal listening device is overlaid with an image of a radio astronomy telescope, its receiving dish pointed towards the sky. The receiving dish is supported by structural engineering in the form of a geometric scaffold. Above the dish, an antenna is held aloft. Its listening probe overlaps the central electronics of the hearing aid technology: micro and macro listening. An image of a white mobility cane has been overlaid diagonally across the hand. At its tip, its roller ball has been transformed into a glowing orb, emitting sound waves, signaled by concentric circles pulsing outwards. Another hand reaches into the frame, capturing a mid-expressive gesture. This hand is not grayscale but pale pink porcelain, and is smaller in scale than the hearing aid. On each of the three visible fingers, the nail tips are decorated with a maroon dot. In the top left corner of the image, there is a small window, also rectangular, framing an assemblage of shapes, suggestive of an imaginary glyph or letterform. The smooth, beveled edges of the glyph lend an embossed 3D effect, so that the abstracted glyph appears to protrude from the image plane. The glyph incorporates rounded shapes, spikes that reach outward, like a crown, and a spiral whorl.

~~~~~ “…derelict in uncharted space…” Digital Radio Play Season

18 - 21 October 2023

Wed, Fri, Sat; 7:30pm-8:30pm
Thur, Sat; 10:30am-11:30am
A rectangular portal is framed by a radiant purple glow. Inside, an array of collaborative imagery has been collaged, mostly greyscale. A hearing aid is cradled in the palm of a hand, within a beam of light. This personal listening device is overlaid with an image of a radio astronomy telescope, its receiving dish pointed towards the sky. The receiving dish is supported by structural engineering in the form of a geometric scaffold. Above the dish, an antenna is held aloft. Its listening probe overlaps the central electronics of the hearing aid technology: micro and macro listening. An image of a white mobility cane has been overlaid diagonally across the hand. At its tip, its roller ball has been transformed into a glowing orb, emitting sound waves, signaled by concentric circles pulsing outwards. Another hand reaches into the frame, capturing a mid-expressive gesture. This hand is not grayscale but pale pink porcelain, and is smaller in scale than the hearing aid. On each of the three visible fingers, the nail tips are decorated with a maroon dot. In the top left corner of the image, there is a small window, also rectangular, framing an assemblage of shapes, suggestive of an imaginary glyph or letterform. The smooth, beveled edges of the glyph lend an embossed 3D effect, so that the abstracted glyph appears to protrude from the image plane. The glyph incorporates rounded shapes, spikes that reach outward, like a crown, and a spiral whorl.

~~~~~ “…derelict in uncharted space…” Live Performance Season

11 - 14 October 2023

Wed-Fri; 7:30pm-8:30pm
Fri-Sat; 3:00pm-4:00pm
A painting with broad brush strokes sweep up in a diagonal from the bottom left of the image, primarily in mid-blue with flecks of cream, brown and darker blue.

Undercover Artist Festival

20 - 23 September 2023

Various times

Registered NDIS Provider
Four dancers dressed in black streetwear stand on low, rectangular staging decks against the backdrop of an expansive black warehouse. The dancer at the centre of the image is doing a high kick while her hair flicks behind her.

4/4 – Audio Described Performance & Tactile Kinaesthetic Tour

11 August 2023

Pre-show Tactile Kinaesthetic Tour: 6:30pm–7:15pm
Audio Described Performance: 7:30pm–8:30pm
Close up image of water rippling across a black iridescent surface. The form of the water resembles cells.

Tethering – Auslan Interpreted Artist Talk

14 April 2023

Fri 8:30pm (after performance, performance starts 7:30pm)
3D rendered image of an egg-shaped space shuttle with a full moon peaking out from behind.

Body Crysis by Harrison Hall, Sam Mcgilp and NAXSFUTURE

16 - 19 November 2022

Wed–Sat 9–10pm
A woman with short brunette hair, Claire Rousay, shields her face from the sun.

Claire Rousay and Maria Moles

01 December 2022

Thu 7–8:30pm
A computer-generated image of a waterfall in an underground sewer. The sewer appears to be clean.

With Water Up To Her Knees by Lisa Lerkenfeldt and Tristan Jalleh

24 - 25 November 2022

Thu–Fri 8–9pm
A portrait of a woman and man. The man is playing a synth instrument.

Sonorous VI by MESS

08 October 2022

Sat 7–9pm
A man stares directly at the camera covered in computer generated images of other people.

Machine Folklore by Software2050 and NAXS FUTURE

14 - 15 October 2022

Wed–Thu, 8–10pm
maroon square with a yellow music note in the centre with MusicSpace written underneath

MusicSpace

August 28, 2022

Every Thursday between 9.00am and 3.00pm during school terms.
Both the background and the golden bars of the marimba are radiated by a beautiful pinkish magenta. Three musicians stand behind an instrument: on the left, a white man with a silver wave of hair and finely shaped goatee; in the middle a white man with dark brown hair, short cut beard and black circular rimmed glasses; and on the left a white long brown haired woman with dangling circular earrings. All three stare transfixed at three fluorescent ping pong balls either descending or ascending, above the instrument below. They each wear clothes for a party or a talent contest: the man on the left sports a confetti golden jacket; the woman on the right a shiny golden sleeveless dress. Together they flank the man wearing a jade regal green formal jacket.

Scream Star by Speak Percussion

18 - 21 August 2022

Thursday 18 – Sunday 21 August, 2022
Thu – Sat, 7.30pm
Sun, 5pm

Duration
90 mins with a 20 min interval
A woman looking down and a man posing in front of a Serge Paperface synthesiser

Sonorous V by MESS

July 16, 2022

Saturday 7–9pm
A woman in a dark field with lit up tables devices in front of her

My Self in That Moment by Chamber Made

27 - 30 July 2022

Wed–Sat, 7pm and 9pm each night
Duration: 50 minutes for each performance
Three musicians performing

Market St Commissions by Australian Art Orchestra

15 July 2022

Friday 8pm–9:45pm

Performance – 8pm to 9pm
Artist Talk – 9:15pm to 9:45pm
A piano set outdoors is burning

Piano Transplants by Annea Lockwood

June 1, 2022
A digital rendering of three artists submerged in the water of a coral reef. A sunken ship is overgrown with sea plants/coral. Artists are suspended underwater, their hair is floating upward. There is coral in the foreground, and schools of fish billowing around them to the effect of cloth floating in water.

We Take Back Our Mother Tongues – FAMILI

06 - 07 May 2022

Fri 6 & Sat 7 May, 7.30pm
Zoë Fox

Zoë Fox at Hawthorn Arts Centre

June 11, 2021

8p\
A black and white group image of a large audio mixing desk with speakers and screens.

JOLT Arts: I am Sonic Workshops

During COVID-19 Restrictions: By appointment on Zoom
During Normal Operation: By appointment on Tues or Fri
During terms, not on public holidays
A black and white group image of the Amplified Elephants group members.

JOLT Arts: The Amplified Elephants

During COVID-19 Restrictions: Thursdays on Zoom: 10-12 and 1-3pm
During Normal Operation: Thursday: 9:30-3:30pm
During terms, not on public holidays
Three musicians are creating sound within an installation of various objects and hanging instruments.

JOLT Arts: Sonic Adventurers Collective

During COVID-19 Restrictions: Mondays on Zoom: 10-12 and 1-3pm
During Normal Operation: Mondays: 9:30-3:30pm
During terms, not on public holidays
Image of PLATFORM Live Image on a pink background promoting online accessible arts festival

PLATFORM Live

27 June 2020

Sat; 2pm-8:30pm
A war-rak/banksia flower print in pink and purple

War-Rak/Banksia Festival

09 - 12 December 2020

Thursday 5pm - 11pm
Friday 8.30am - 11pm
Saturday 8.30am - 11.30pm
Sunday 11.30am

Opening night Auslan interpreted
Art Day South artists in front of thier bringly coloured artwork.

Art Day South

weekly on Fridays during school terms,
9.30 am - 3.30 pm

Registered NDIS Provider

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