Weaving war into art
by Robin Osborne, NorDocs I weave what I have seen: The War Rugs of Afghanistan, an exhibition at the ANU’s Drill Hall Gallery. In the mid-1970s, when I was last there, the rug shops...
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Survey on the arts and mental health
by Janet Grist As artists and arts lovers we know the immense value creating and enjoying art can have on enhancing mental health and wellbeing. Now five medical students from the University of Western...
‘Running up a Dress’ – from 10 September 2021
POSTPONED DUE TO COVID RESTRICTIONS What do 40 white sheets, a pram and the Nutcracker Suite have in common? They are all part of Running Up a Dress, the next production by Lismore Theatre...
Figures in a landscape
POSTPONED DUE TO COVID RESTRICTIONS ‘Figures in a landscape’ is the next workshop for the Lismore Art Club. Steven Giese will be the guest lecturer with the focus on the human form in the...
Running up a Dress
Lismore Theatre Company is pleased to announce its next show, Running Up a Dress. Written in 1986, Running up a Dress, is a play about mothers and daughters, a relationship that shapes young women....
Hearts of glass
Hearts of glass by Robin Osborne, article courtesy of NorDocs A healthy resting heart beats at sixty times per minute and this number came to mind when glass sculptor Harriet Schwarzrock launched into what...