30 July, 2018 in Reviews
Locked into Wentworth
Wentworth is a like a meticulously played game of chess, with as much betrayal and misdirection as Game of Thrones... Read More
13 July, 2018 in Reviews
The Traditional Owner of Death Gave Me Life
Blackie Blackie Brown is proof that dragging your feet towards reconciliation will only make generation upon generation of Aboriginal people smarter, Read More
13 July, 2018 in Reviews
Poetic Justice
‘All my life nothing came easy’ introduces the gripping story that starts from a Palestinian village life steeped in a patriarchal culture... Read More
11 July, 2018 in Reviews
standing still; looking back, looking forward. A review by Monique Grbec
'standing still; looking back, looking forward' is a confronting commentary of Aboriginal identity set to spark heartfelt joy, colonised confusion, an Read More
26 June, 2018 in Feature
THE HISTORY SALON #4: AUNTY LOIS PEELER *BOOKED OUT**
The fourth History Salon features Aunty Lois Peeler, in conversation with Blak Betty. Lois’ childhood was spent on orchards in Sheppart... Read More
22 June, 2018 in Reviews
Brothers Wreck: A Review by Monique Grbec
“Does the picture in your head ever go away?” Monique Grbec reviews Jada Albert’s Brothers Wreck, a devastating play about Indigenous suicide Read More
14 May, 2018 in Feature
The History Salon #3: Uncle Noel C Tovey AM
The third iteration of The History Salon features Uncle Noel C Tovey AM, in conversation with Blak Betty. Uncle Noel was instrumental in ... Read More
17 April, 2018 in Reviews
Aborigi-LOL, 100% Aussie Laughs: A Review by Monique Grbec
First Nations duo Dane Simpson and Matt Ford are Aborigi-LOL. Secreted away in the Malthouse Shell room, up in the rafters, they deliver ... Read More
17 April, 2018 in Reviews
Queen Bitch: A Review by Monique Grbec
In sync with the theatrical magnificence of being backstage in the Malthouse’s Merlyn theatre, cabaret comedy supernova Geraldine Quinn... Read More
17 April, 2018 in Reviews
Marcel Lucont’s Whine List: A Review by Monique Grbec
Alexis Dubus’ Marcel Lucont’s Whine List at Coopers Malthouse invites us into a French pub with a big screen montage of his alter ego... Read More
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We're looking for a General Manager! If you’re a boss at spreadsheets, and you're interested, click on the link below to find out more. Applications close Sunday 2 September.
Image: Jacob Boehme and Amrita Hepi at YIRRAMBOI 2017 Closing Night. Photo by Bryony Jackson.
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City of Melbourne offers flexible work in careers that make a difference. Search jobs, register for alerts and apply onlineHead to Blak Dot Gallery before Sunday 2 September to catch Peter Waples-Crowe and Megan Evans' exhibition (with work originally made in response to the Art Gallery of Ballarat's colonial collection).
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A joint exhibition with artists Peter Waples-Crowe and Megan Evans OPENING THURSDAY 16TH AUGUST 6PM - 8PMThe Torch are looking for an Indigenous Arts Officer Applications close Monday 27 August.
If you are an Aboriginal artist with skills to share they would like to hear from you. They are seeking applications for an Indigenous Arts Officer to support our In Prison Arts program. This is a new permanent part-time outreach role. This role supports participants to develop their arts practice in prison.
For a copy of the position description please contact:
Tel: 9042 1236 or artcoordinator@thetorch.org.au
For further information on the role contact Nerissa Broben:
Tel: 0400 050 923.
Applications addressing the key selection criteria and your resume should be sent to : Kent Morris, CEO, The Torch
artcoordinator@thetorch.org.au
IMAGE: Tiffany Hood, 'Ancestors Protecting the Land and Waters' 2018