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SUMMARY:A Monet in Murwillumbah: Sharing the National Collection
DESCRIPTION:Between 1890 and 1891\, Monet painted his Haystacks series exploring the nuances of light\, shade\, tone and colour across the seasons and at different times of the day. Meules\, milieu du jour [Haystacks\, midday] 1890 is a glorious work from this series\, filled with dazzling light and luminous colour. \nPurchased in 1979 by the National Gallery of Australia\, Canberra\,  Meules\, milieu du jour [Haystacks\, midday]\, is one of five works shared with the Tweed Regional Gallery as part of the National Gallery of Australia’s Sharing the National Collection initiative. The Sharing the National Collection initiative sees major works of art from the National Gallery of Australia’s collection exhibited across regional and suburban communities. \nThe Monet is available to view at the Tweed Regional Gallery in Murwillumbah for the duration of 2024. \nJoining the Monet from Saturday 2 March 2024 are three works by iconic Australian artist Margaret Olley\, along with a painting by one of Olley’s favourite artists\, Giorgio Morandi. The additional four works from the National Gallery of Australia’s collection are on display at Tweed Regional Gallery until 2029. \nFor more information
URL:https://www.visitbyronbay.com/event/a-monet-in-murwillumbah-sharing-the-national-collection/
LOCATION:Tweed Regional Gallery\, 2 Mistral Road\, South Murwillumbah\, NSW\, 2484\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Lone Goat Gallery | Dancing in the Moonlight | Ian Thomas
DESCRIPTION:Ian Thomas is a Sydney based artist who has staged 20 solo exhibitions and been included in numerous group shows in Sydney\, Melbourne and London over his twenty year career. \nHis exhibition ‘Dancing in the Moonlight’ is an ode to the joy and resilience that binds us under the moonlit sky and honours the power of love and the solidarity that emerges from shared experiences. \nHighlighting often overlooked narratives\, his textile and mixed media works reference the transformative energy and boundless creativity of the Northern Rivers queer communities and acknowledge the fearlessness of queer elders who paved the way. \nThe exhibition also contains documents and images relating to Tropical Fruits and the wider queer history of the Northern Rivers from the archives of local community historian\, Ian ‘Teacosy’ Gray. \nPut on some sparkle and come along to our Opening Celebration | 7-9pm |  Friday 16 Feb \n  \nImage Caption: Ian Thomas\, Summerland\, 2023\, Machine sewn vinyl lettering\, fringing\, Indian tassels on patchwork flag based on colours of Pansexual Pride flag\, 132 x 195cm\, photography by Karim Konrad\, image courtesy the artist.
URL:https://www.visitbyronbay.com/event/lone-goat-gallery-dancing-in-the-moonlight-ian-thomas/
LOCATION:Lone Goat Gallery\, 28 Lawson Street\, Byron Bay\, New South Wales\, 2481\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Bangalow Film Festival 2024
DESCRIPTION:Save the Dates\n7-16 March 2024 Bangalow A&I Hall​ & Showgrounds\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFull Festival program has been released. For further info or to subscribe here.\n\n\n\n\nThe premiere of A Portrait of Love will be the opening film. It is a tender and moving portrait of the relationship between Northern Rivers local Roberto Meza Mont and the late Archibald Prize winning artist Craig Ruddy. A beautiful film featuring many familiar faces.  Director\, Molly Reynolds will be conducting a Q&A after the film.\n\n\n  \nWorld Premiere screening of Follow The Rain | Friday 8 March at 7.30pm\nA fascinating and visually stunning Australian documentary that follows fungi hunter and acclaimed photographer Stephen Axford who spies an intriguing frosty blue mushroom and becomes the first to document it for science.
URL:https://www.visitbyronbay.com/event/bangalow-film-festival-2024/
LOCATION:A&I Hall Bangalow\, 3 Station Street\, Bangalow\, NSW\, 2479\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Dustyesky meet Aleksandr Dovzhenko’s Earth | Bangalow Film Festival
DESCRIPTION:The much beloved choir Dustyesky return to the stage with their very first film concert! \nThe choir will accompany the screening of the Aleksandr Dovzhenko’s 1930 masterpiece Earth (Zemlya) for an extraordinary meeting of voices and film. \nEarth is celebrated by film critics as one of cinema’s supreme visual masterpieces. \nCommissioned to make propaganda for Stalin’s farm collectivization\, the acclaimed Ukranian filmmaker Alexander Dovzhenko instead delivered an impassioned hymn to nature\, following the farmer Vassily as he opposed the coming of collective farming. \nThe secret of Dustyesky is lost in the misty undergrowth of famous Mullumgrad hinterland. Like the recipe for gherkin liqueur\, the magic of their music lies in the heart of all of us\, but never one man alone. Your heart will soar. You will smile and cry. For sure. As rough as sawmiller’s beard as gentle as his touch\, Dustyesky is elusive yet eternal. Like the wind of the Siberian steppes\, we shall blow within you forever… \n​From the Dustyeksy’s; \n“We were excited to be invited to provide the soundtrack to Earth. In respect to our approach to providing the soundtrack\, we will be singing a repertoire in most part from the Soviet period the film was set\, with roughly equal balance of Russian and Ukrainian traditional songs. If we had more time we would sing exclusively from the period. Our intention and why we chose these songs has to do with our belief that often it is from periods of the greatest challenges that the most significant and powerful of art is created. Taking direction from Dostoevsky\, we celebrate the human experience and the art that was influenced during these times of great human hardship and despair. The music we have chosen comes from a place of respect. We believe that great music stands the test of time\, that it can be uplifting and joyous\, even though it might have come from a place of pain and despair. Songs can be captured\, can be propagandised and can feed us complex emotions. We sing them for humanity and not for any state or political agenda.” \nHaving sold out two shows at the Sydney Opera House to standing ovations back in May 2021\, the accidental global phenomenon that is Dustyesky finally return to the stage for a very special one off performance for the Bangalow Film Festival. \nBUY TICKETS
URL:https://www.visitbyronbay.com/event/dustyesky-meet-aleksandr-dovzhenkos-earth-bangalow-film-festival/
LOCATION:A&I Hall Bangalow\, 3 Station Street\, Bangalow\, NSW\, 2479\, Australia
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