news

• Indigenous Australians and Wellbeing
• Neighbourhood Watch (Rochdale Theatre)
• The pandemic and young people
• ‘Puss in Thongs’ Easter performance
• Botticelli to Van Gogh
• Audition Call – Lismore Theatre Company
• Puss in Thongs – Lismore Theatre Company
• Of circuses, sideshows and high-wire feats
• Are Australia’s art schools endangered?
• Why weren’t there any great women artists?
• Book Review – American Dirt
• Rita is returning!
• Ballina Art Society
• Arts funding and grants
• Street art – from the Conversation
• Book Review – Dead Man’s Track
• Archibald winners
• Book Review – A Room Made of Leaves
• Healing with reading and writing
• Local collaboration keeping theatre alive
• Talking about face masks from ‘the Conversation’
• New website for Dr Andrew Binns
• Brain research shows the arts promote mental health
• Rochdale Theatre lease
• Artists and ‘Jobkeeper’ payments
• Byron Writers Festival Residential Mentorship
• Anzac biscuits
• Lights out- for now
• Self-isolation: an opportunity for creative retreat
• Coronavirus and its effects on the art market
• LTC Media News
• Rochdale Theatre refurbished.
• Priscilla – Ballina Players
• Profile featuring Lismore Art Club
• Educating Rita – Lismore Theatre Company
• Creative volunteers needed at St Andrews in Ballina
• Engagement in the Arts and longevity
• Crafting in times of crisis helps critters and creators
• Natural History Illustration course
• Interested in theatre?
• ‘Puss in Thongs’ children’s pantomime.
• Fundraiser for Heartfelt House
• The resonances between Indigenous art and images captured by microscopes
• The Vagina Monologues – starts November 29
• Auditions for ‘Soft Murder’
• Two LTC plays selected for Hot Shorts
• Witches Abroad
• 25 artists showcase talents at SCU exhibition
• Ballina Players – One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest
• Getting into theatre – Jenny Dowell
• Interested in directing a theatre show?
• Out of Character
• Cabaret donation to Beyond Blue
• Coming home
• The Writer’s Voice
• Steel Magnolias – Lismore Theatre Company
• For Aboriginal artists, personal stories matter
• Shire Choir at Bangalow
• the Pirates of Penzance
• Creative arts therapies can help people with dementia socialise and express their grief
• New art therapy approach to healing trauma
• Book Review – the Single Ladies of Jacaranda Retirement Village
• Ballina Players – “Beauty and the Beast”
• Art Therapy at Lismore Women’s Health Centre
• Ballina Players – the Boy from Oz
• The science is in: gardening is good for you
• Did You Know That Singing Together Makes Our Heart Beat In Unison?
• Bibliotherapy: A Doctor’s Perspective
• Community inspires innovation in pilot program for Indigenous clients
• ‘Dementia’ – exhibition at the Serpentine Gallery
• Knitting your way to a healthier, happier mind
• What is art therapy?
• How craft is good for our health
• An inside view of outsider art
• How eye disorders may have influenced the work of famous painters
• Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway
• Peter Lehner and choir to PNG
• The road to personal development and all-round awesomeness.
• Can looking at art make for better doctors?
• The joy of clay
• Mullum Women’s Shed strikes a chord
• Next exhibition ‘Fall’ at Serpentine Gallery
• Transformation – Art Therapy Workshop
• Art Therapy Workshops
• Yang exhibition
• ‘Scarlet’ – exhibition
• Art in the Heart
• Art in the Heart – 29 April 2017
• Small Wonders exhibition
• ‘Evolve’ event – Art therapy: no words necessary
• Invitation to participate – Serpentine Gallery
• Lindsay Hunt exhibition – Serpentine gallery
• “Initiation”
• Insights and thoughts on the use of the arts and the journey to achieve a sense of wellbeing.
• The natural wonderland of Tucki Tucki Creek Reserve
• the scribble technique
• Art therapy in action – enter the clowns