https://youtu.be/sbe6-yYwKYw?feature=shared When the catastrophic 2019 bushfire ripped through the small coastal town of Mallacoota in Victoria’s far east, it changed the vibrant community’s fabric forever. For some residents, the fire turned everything they owned into ash. In the aftermath, many people struggled to find words, expressions and ways to deal…
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Call for artists! We look forward to your creative interpretation of our Spring exhibition Timeless. Bump in Monday 2nd Sept 10am – 4pm MA Space 66 Maurice Ave Mallacoota
As the warmth of summer bathes the coastal town of Mallacoota in golden hues, the Mallacoota Art Space Gallery is set to ignite the creative spirit within its community with a series of captivating summer workshops. Nestled on 66 Maurice Ave, Mallacoota Art Space invites locals and visitors alike to…
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Calling all artist! Mallacoota Arts Council is calling all artist to be involved in the Summer show. Gallery is open 7 days a week over summer. Bump in Dec 4 after 10am Fabulous opening night Fri 8th Dec 5.30pm
While the world was watching Mallacoota, an extraordinary act of kindness, beginning in Texas USA, was gathering momentum. For many months a group of talented textile artists has been working day and night. Their task was to make 120 artworks for all who lost everything in the Mallacoota fires. Each…
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Please join us for a special Mallacoota launch of Jonica Newby’s new book Beyond Climate Grief; a journey of love, snow, fire and an enchanted beer can. How do we find courage when climate change overwhelms us? In the spirit of Julia Baird’s Phosphorescence and Leigh Sales’s Any Ordinary Day,…
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In December 2020 Regional Arts Victoria, Creative Victoria and Mallacoota Arts Council presented Mallacoota Phoenix, a free sculpture workshop program with artist Jade Oakley. The purpose of the workshops was to create 100 sculptures inspired by local bird species devastated in the bushfire, such as the Sea Eagle, Azure Kingfisher,…
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Regional Arts Victoria, Creative Victoria and Mallacoota Arts Council present Mallacoota Phoenix, a free sculpture workshop program with artist Jade Oakley. The purpose of the workshops is to create 100 sculptures inspired by local bird species devastated in the bushfire, such as the Sea Eagle, Azure Kingfisher, Bower Bird and…
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Are you interested in leading a workshop in January? If the answer is yes, you will be contributing to helping our visitors and friends have a memorable and enjoyable summer break. You don’t have to be an expert, just happy to share your interest. Please fill in the form (download…
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Mallacoota’s artists present a heartfelt exhibition depicting the long recovery process from bushfires and Covid 19 lockdown. Where: MA space, 66 Maurice Avenue, Mallacoota When: Friday 30 October 2020 – Easter 2021 (Covid permitting) Opening times: 10 am to 4 pm daily Cost: Free entry
Photographs and other media by Lyn Harwood and Leonie Daws. The works exhibited resulted from the Larapinta Creative Camp at Illarari, Aboriginal owned land in central Australia, which Lyn and Leonie attended in August last year, and are a mix of photographs, watercolours, silk dyeing and a variety of other…
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Come and try your hand at making a bush basket with the guidance of Yvonne Van der Mwerve and Lynn Casement. All materials supplied. Where: MA space, 66 Maurice Avenue, Mallacoota When: Every Wednesday from 12 February, 1pm-4pm Cost: $5
Mallacoota Arts Council is pleased to present the first Café Culture performance for 2020. The Royal High Jinx Melbourne’s mesmerising contemporary world music band, The Royal Hi Jinx, have burst onto Australian festival stages with originality, virtuosity and theatricality. Their songs & tunes are inspired by European traditions, peppered with…
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Mallacoota Arts Council is pleased to present the Café Culture Series for 2020. Canyon Callers A new and inspiring Melbourne based band who present a program of Western Swing music from the likes of Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys, Faron Young and the wonderful “Asleep at the Wheel”. Featuring…
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Mallacoota Arts Council is pleased to present the Café Culture Series for 2020. Lady Ha Ha! A new show specifically devised for the Café Culture Series. Powerhouse talent & winner of Performer of the Year 2017 MBAS award, Kelly Auty is Joined by her fiendishly proficient musical friends Sarah Caroll,…
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Mallacoota Arts Council is pleased to present the Café Culture Series for 2020. La Busca Tango Be transported from a time of great romance, passion and eloquence to modern day Australia. Piano, guitar, violin, double bass and flute provide backing for Argentinian signer and dancer Juan Vernon. They specialise in…
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Artists are invited to submit artworks for our annual summer exhibition. All media welcome. 2D works must have suitable D clips for hanging. Terms and conditions available at MA space. Enquiries: Stephanie Mew 0427817852 Where: MA space, 66 Maurice Avenue, Mallacoota When: 10.00am-4.00pm Monday 9 December 2019 Cost: Free entry…
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An annual exhibition of inspiring artworks from the heart of the wilderness coast. Join us for the opening night on Friday 13 December at 5pm. Drinks with the artists and original music by Airly Embleton-Mew. The exhibition will close at Easter. Where: MA space, 66 Maurice Avenue, Mallacoota Opening: 5pm…
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An exhibition by local artist, Yolande Oakley of reflective work inspired by The Daintree region and the future of the environment left in the hands of school children. Where: MA space, 66 Maurice Avenue, Mallacoota Opening: 5pm Friday 13 December 2019, in conjunction with the Croajingolong Summer Exhibition When: Friday…
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This fine art photography exhibition will showcase a lifetime of passion and dedication. Many Mallacoota locals have enjoyed Norm Neilson’s photography and his generosity of spirit for several years. We feel privileged Norm has chosen to share with us what may be his last solo show. Where: MA space, 66…
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This is an invitation to all Leonard Cohen fans. Join us in a cafe setting and listen to live music that pays tribute to this great artist. Feel free to wear black! Cohen style nibbles and coffee will be served by waiters with attitude. Drinks will be available at the…
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Mallacoota Arts Council is pleased to present the final Café Culture performance for 2019. Dr Hernández play an exotic tonic of rootsy electro-cumbia, boogaloo & funky reggae. Bringing a new twist to these traditions, the band combines electronic beats & Hammond-infused grooves with a three-piece horn section, percussion and Sally…
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Mallacoota Arts Council presents Simple Pleasures, a floor talk by Yolande Oakley, Stephanie Mew and Nina Bursian on Matisse and Picasso followed by High Tea. Ticket entry. Bookings for catering purposes at Mallacoota Arts Space. Wine and beer available to purchase. Where: MA space, 66 Maurice Ave, Mallacoota When: Saturday…
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Photography by Ben Jackman and Leonie Daws. This enchanting imagery reveals the infinite beauty of the cosmos and all that glows in and above Mallacoota while we sleep. Join us for the exhibition opening, with celestial music by Padma Newsome, at 5pm Friday 10 October. Drinks and nibbles. All welcome….
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Mallacoota Arts Council is pleased to present the St Kilda Film Festival Tour 2019 in conjunction with the City of Port Phillip. A selection of Australia’s top short films will be shown in 2 screening sessions, Session 1 at 3pm and Session 2 at 7pm. To see or download the…
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Mallacoota Arts Council is pleased to present the third Café Culture performance for 2019 at the Mudbrick Pavilion Sunday 25 August at 5:00pm. Combining sharp musicianship and silken 4 part harmonies this acoustic driven band, Canyon, present a flashback to 70’s radio sound with impeccably arranged renditions of hits from…
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Mallacoota Arts Council is pleased to present the second Cafe Culture performance for 2019 at the Mudbrick Pavilion on 12 May 2019 at 5.00pm. The New Hip: It’s intelligent, insightful, bitingly honest comedy. Stephen Blackburn (TV Fast Forard & Australia You’re Standing In It, Choir of Hard Knocks) & his…
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MA space Needs You! Calling all our creators and thinkers. On Saturday 13 April at 2.00 pm you will be given the opportunity to closely observe a significant episode of our history at the Mallacoota Bunker Museum. Using the museum’s stories and collection of artifacts from our recent past you…
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In March we present our first Café Culture performance for 2019. “Fever!” is a brand new show devised specifically for the Café Culture Series audience. Rebecca Barnard, Brooke Russell, Monique di Mattina & Jacqueline Tonks belt out harmony versions of an exquisite choice of songs ranging from jazz, rock, blues,…
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Artist: Kim Gordon Eco dyeing scarves MasterclassA two day masterclass covering; Day 1, Plant identification and foraging, mordanting fabric. Day 2, Layout design and eco printing of scarves.Where: MA space, 66 Maurice Avenue MallacootaCost: $60pp plus $25 Materials Fee, includes Morning TeaWhen: Monday 7 & Tuesday 8 January 10am-1pmMonday 14…
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Judging of the 2018-19 EJ Brady short story competition is complete. The $2000 Mallacoota Prize for a short story of less than 2500 words goes to Amanda O’Callaghan from Brisbane for her story The Ice 1867. See all the 2018-2019 winners here.
A celebration of everything we cherish in our canine companions. Featuring a pooch parade, off-lead forum, dog training, novelty events, plus heaps of prizes. Where: Mallacoota Lions Park and Mallacoota Mudbrick Pavilion When: 1pm Saturday 3 November Cost: Free
An award-winning documentary following troubled boys as they hit the road with a legendary outback dog-jumping team across rural NSW. Filmed over two years, this inspiring story reveals the challenges these young people face as they find their place in the world – all with the help of rough-talking jackaroo,…
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The Mallacoota Arts Council is presenting the St Kilda Film Festival – Victorian Tour in Mallacoota. The Festival supports the Australian film industry by turning the spotlight on a wide range of fascinating works that may not otherwise see the light of day. Exceptional films by both emerging talent and…
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Mallacoota Arts Council’s first exhibition after the winter recess opens at MA space on Friday 17 August. This exhibition presents the coming together of artists and writers in a creative spirit, incorporating elements of text in an artwork and / or producing prose or poetry in response to selected artworks….
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In September we feature the third of our Cafe Culture shows for 2018. Whatever ails you, a dose of “Dr. Crask & His Swinging Elixir” band is guaranteed to get you on your feet. This 7 piece band plays swing and dance tunes predominately for the 30’s and 40’s. The…
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The Shim-Sham is a choreographed solo set dance from the 1940’s that was performed to the song “It ain’t what you do, it’s the way that you do it.” In this workshop Greg Crask will teach participants the moves. Where: Mallacoota Mudbrick Pavilion When: 3:30pm Sunday 9 September Cost: Stand…
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What does the Eucalyptus tree mean to Australia and its history? Is it the sculptural shapes, the colours, texture or practical uses? Is there a tree more resilient or inspiring? Artists are invited to create artistic responses that celebrate all that is unique about the Eucalyptus tree. All media welcome….
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We are delighted to host this concert featuring international award winning guitarist Campbell Diamond. Studying and performing in all major European music schools Campbell has taken time out from his demanding touring schedule to perform for us. Drinks and nibbles available from 2.30pm, concert starts promptly at 3pm. For more…
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In December we present our final Cafe Culture show for 2018. “Bollywood” is a show that has been specifically created by Parvyn Singh who exudes a seemingly effortless grace and purity in her movement and voice. The show allows small venues to experience a taste of lively Bollywood dancing contrasted…
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Together Parvyn and Josh will present a workshop that includes learning a dance routine, while also getting a brief understanding of the history and culture behind Bollywood, Indian Music and musical instruments. Where: Mallacoota Mudbrick Pavilion When: 3.30pm Sunday 2 December Cost: This stand-alone workshop is being presented at no…
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Mallacoota Arts Council’s next exhibition will be More Than Words – an investigation by artists and writers into the marriage between the written word and art. The theme of this exhibition is Text in Art (artwork with text), Text about Art (poetry or prose in response to an artwork –…
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The E J Brady Short Story Competition 2017-18 has been run and won, and you can read the winning stories here. You are invited to an afternoon of readings to celebrate the winners. The program for the afternoon is as follows: The Dog Show by Katherine Kovacic (Vic) (Betka Prize…
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A knockout cabaret show intelligently constructed, written and wonderfully performed by Marisa Quigley. She tells the tragic noir-style tale of Romeo and Rosie, teasing out the characters and taking us deeper into their worlds. Captivating performance poetry guides us from song to song as Marissa applies her strong, smokey singing…
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Are you up to our next MA space Challenge? What does REIMAGINED mean? Transitive verb: to imagine again or anew: RECREATE to form a new conception of: reinventing, rethink, modification, redoing, refashioning, reinterpret, RECONTEXTUALISE. All media welcome. Please make sure works are ready for display. Bump in: Monday 26 March…
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In March we feature the first of our Cafe Culture shows for 2018. Step back to wartime Hollywood with “The Pacific Belles” – a retro style singing trio reminiscent of the Andrew Sisters. Characters Betty, Dot and Mabel capture the glamour, music and optimism of the era in perfect 3…
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Before their performance on Sunday evening, join The Pacific Belles for a singing workshop. Characters Betty, Mabel & Dot will split participants in three groups, Soprano, Mezzo and Alto, and teach a song from their repertoire in 3 part harmony. Where: Mallacoota Arts Space, 66 Maurice Ave Mallacoota When: 1.30pm…
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Mallacoota Arts Council presents More Than Words. Artists, Art Lovers and Writers please join us to celebrate the end of our Exhibition Season with an evening of floor talks and dinner. Text in Art presented by Yolande Oakley, Sue Hines and Stephanie Mew. Followed by delicious soup made by Lynn…
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REIMAGINE – an exhibition that re examines and re creates. REIMAGINE will open on Friday 30th March at 5pm. We welcome everyone to the opening with a special musical performance by Michael Stevens, a young local singer songwriter with a fresh, soulful, indie sound. Michael sings with a depth of…
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The Mallacoota Arts Council recently launched the 2017-18 EJ Brady Short Story Competition. We apologise for this late launch, but felt it was important not to dissapoint our loyal entrants, so lets regard this as a better late than never situation. The categories for 2017–18 are unchanged from 2016-2017 but we have increased the prize money for the winner of the Betka Prize humourous short story to $1000. This has been done in an effort to encourage authors to submit more humourous short stories.
Mallacoota Arts Council presents the annual Croajingolong Summer Exhibition featuring the work of many talented artists from Mallacoota and beyond. All are welcome to join us for drinks and nibbles for the Exhibition Opening on Friday 15 December from 5.00 – 7.00pm. Where: MA space, 66 Maurice Avenue, Mallacoota Opening:…
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Summer Workshops Here is our current list of workshops at MA space for the holidays. Keep checking our info board and website as occasionally extra classes do get added. You can book the various workshops at MA space. Eco paper dyeing workshop with Kim Gordon When: Tuesday January 2nd at…
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Mallacoota Arts Council presents an exhibition of local artwork in all mediums, displaying an appreciation of our salt and freshwater rock pools. Also introducing the Gabo Room with an exhibition of the textile art of Kim Gordon. What do poets say about rock pools? Here are a couple of examples:…
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Artist Kim Gordon has a passion for exploring the creative potential of textiles. At her recent sold-out exhibition, visitors were captivated by the richness and intensity of colours and lines created by sewing fabric and threads to canvas. Kim will be sharing her expertise with you over the course of…
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A study of our natural world in wet plate collodion by Artist in Residence Rachel Mounsey. During October Rachel will convert MA space into a photography studio, inviting visitors to observe the fascinating process of wet plate photography. Artist talk and demonstration on Sunday 15 October at 1pm Where: Mallacoota…
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On Saturday 11 November MA space will be hosting a long dinner. This will be a fine dining experience featuring a guest chef, five courses of exquisite cuisine and wine to complement. As we are limited to 48 guests we advise you to book early. More information will be forthcoming!…
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In August we feature a very special Café Culture show. In 1924 the Italian film director Angelo Drovetti embarked on an epic 8,000 nautical mile voyage with his movie camera. The result, Dall’Italia All’Australia (From Italy to Australia), is regarded by many as the most comprehensive film ever made of…
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Shirley Valentine by award winning writer Willy Russell and staring Mandi Lodge is a wonderfully entertaining monologue by a 42-year-old Liverpool mother whose self esteem has been battered by school, marriage and life in general. When her best friend wins a Greek vacation for two, Shirley grasps the chance to…
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Mallacoota Arts Council invites artists to participate in their next exhibition entitled Rock Pools. We encourage artists to submit an imaginative response to our coastal and bushland natural rock pools. All mediums welcome. Bump in Monday 31 July 2017 between 10.00am and 4.00pm. Please allow time for filling in documentation….
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Currently at MA space – 30 Days of Art – featuring artworks produced by artists during the 30 days of October this year. Where: MA space, 66 Maurice Avenue, Mallacoota Opening: 5pm Friday 3 November When: Exhibition Friday 3 November until Sunday 3 December
Our custom designed canopy for the courtyard will soon be completed. This will provide an ideal venue for music events and workshops during summer holidays. Workshops If you are interested in hosting your own summer workshop please contact Yolande at yolandeo@gmail.com or Steph at stephmew1966@gmail.com as soon as possible so…
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The St Kilda Film Festival Victorian Tour takes place annually in June through to August, following the main event in May. The Tour ensures that film buffs around the state have the opportunity to view the year’s exceptional short film entries from the nation’s leading filmmaking talent. As films featured…
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Workshop 1: Embodying Stories Performance, Gesture, Characterisation Explore, with expert guidance and feedback, skills in both contemporary and traditional oral storytelling. Wear comfortable clothing 20 places Where: MA space, 66 Maurice Avenue, Mallacoota When: 10am-1pm Saturday 20 May 2017 Cost: $25pp Fair and Furious: Women of the Táin The Stuff…
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To celebrate the winners of this year’s E J Brady short story competition, Mallacoota Arts Council invites community and MAC members to an afternoon of readings from selected stories. Afternoon tea will be provided and wine and beer will be available for purchase. See the winners of the 2016-17 E…
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The winner of the $2000 Mallacoota Prize for best short story of less than 2500 words is Clare Aman from NSW for her story Japanese. Click on story titles to read or download in PDF.
The runner-up in the Mallacoota Prize receiving $300 is Julie Chevalier from NSW for her story Rent-a-Child.
The winner of the $500 Gabo Prize for a short story of less than 700 words is Robyn Butler from Victoria for her story The Dam.
The winner of the $500 Betka Prize for a humorous story of less than 1000 words is Duncan McGlynn from the ACT for his story The Black Widow.
A $100 encouragement award for a previously unpublished author is awarded to Laura Kenny from NSW for her Gabo Prize entry Milk and Bubbles and Innocence.
Mallacoota Arts Council invites you to an evening of jazz this Friday featuring – Martha Baartz, saxophone Ketzia Wood, vocals Mike Webb, keyboard John Grunden, bass Michael Stevens, drums Delicious home made soup and crusty bread are included in price. Wine, beer and soft drinks will be available for purchase….
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After some years attending painting classes, provided with assistance from Mallacoota U3A, often working in solitude and participating in exhibitions it is only fair to say that the number of practising artists in Mallacoota has expanded significantly. It no longer seems appropriate to simply call our group a painting class….
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Ev Hales enjoys sharing her understanding of the painting process and passing on techniques and strategies that enable others to create their own images in paint. The workshop will cover different techniques when painting in watercolour, some en plein air strategies for painting outdoors and working individually with students to…
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Takeshi Nakayama is a keen origami enthusiast who loves sharing the joys of this delicate and precise art form. Learn how to make a seal then advance to a crane. Take home instructions, and all materials supplied. Enquiries – contact Stephanie on 0427817852 Where: MA space Meeting Room When: 4.30pm-5.30pm…
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A cool and fun workshop with Stephanie Mew. Use colourful wool and native grasses to create quirky toys from native animals through to your own personalised monster mash. All materials supplied. Recommended for children over 10. Children under 10 must be supervised. Enquiries – contact Stephanie on 0427817852 Where: Meet…
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This New Years Eve Dine and Dance Deliciously Greek Style at the Greek Taverna Night [PDF] in the Mallacoota Arts Space Courtyard. Music by the Goats of Mykonos – hone your Greek dancing skills in preparation at Jim the Goat’s Friday Free Greek Dancing Lessons. Special guest appearance by the…
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This workshop will help you to answer two questions: How can I make my photos more interesting? What am I trying to communicate with my photos? To answer these questions, we will explore some of the key aspects of effective composition and how we can make them work for us…
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Cameras these days are pretty smart at deciding how to capture the image you have selected but some things can fool them. If you want to be in charge of your photos, rather than relying on the camera’s Auto functions, you need to know how the camera makes decisions, and…
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A Mallacoota Arts Space one day workshop. The Cyanotype is a cameraless photographic process that made its debut in 1842 just three short years after the “official” announcement of the discovery of photography. Local photographic artist Rachel Mounsey will give an introductory workshop where participants will learn to create elegant…
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Come and make a beautiful basket from Nature’s bounty. All materials supplied but bring your own bush treasure if you have it. Enquiries – contact 0408290625 Where: MA space When: 10.00am – 1.00pm Wednesday 4 and Wednesday 11 January 2017 Cost: $30 per person
By popular demand, there will be a second Greek Taverna Night of Greek-style dining and dancing in the Mallacoota Arts Space Courtyard. Music by the fabulous Goats of Mykonos, and special guest appearance by the delightful Zsa Zsa. Take the opportunity to polish up your Greek steps at Jim the…
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CORE-US [PDF] collaborative art one day workshop. No experience (or leotards) necessary, but if you’re already makin’ stuff, then… bring your instruments, voices, your words, poems, scripts and stories, bring your body, moves and dances, bring your design, visual and craft ideas. All ages, all levels of fitness and mobility…
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This is a unique opportunity for teachers and artists to enhance their art practice in this beautiful and inspiring location. In this workshop we explore the creative potential of printmaking, and discover new techniques. In a relaxed and friendly environment, participants will learn new skills, and will have an opportunity…
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Acclaimed saxophonist and composer Martha Baartz reunites with Mallacoota chanteuse Ketzia Wood and local piano legend Mike Webb for an evening of jazz in the Mallacoota Arts Space courtyard. Martha’s spirited and soulful playing and Ketzia’s unique interpretation of well-loved jazz standards find their ideal accompaniment in Webb’s masterful keystrokes,…
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An evening of songs and instrumentals by Padma Newsome. Padma Newsome is an Australian composer, arranger and performer (violin, viola, voice) based in Mallacoota. His musical palette expresses colours of the modernist avant garde, folk music from India, chamber music remnants, and the energy of the pop/rock world. He composes…
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Mallacoota Arts Council is pleased to announce that the ever popular Café Culture Series will be presented again in 2017. During the year four shows will take place starting in March with Sonidos Flamencos. A flamenco show complete with male and female dancers, singer and guitar accompaniment. Devised and curated…
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The second Café Culture presentation is Bush Gothic featuring Jenny Thomas, winner of the prestigious Golden Fiddle Award, who has created hauntingly beautiful arrangements of songs that re-tell the tales of criminal women, convict men, treachery and transportation in Australia’s dark history. The Cafe Culture Series is supported by Creative…
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In November we present the final Café Culture show for the year, The Wikimen, an upbeat and fun band who will perform extraordinarily vast styles of music from their huge repertoire including Hawaiian blues, pop, samba, Western Swing and Mills Brothers song to name a few, complete with heavenly harmonies…
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Ever wished you could dance like a Greek? Then come along to the MA space courtyard on Friday afternoons where local hero Jimmy the Goat will be giving free Greek dancing lessons to get everyone in the spirit for the upcoming Greek Taverna Nights featuring the Goats of Mykonos. Where:…
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Mallacoota Arts Council presents the annual Croajingolong Summer Exhibition at MA space featuring the work of many talented artists from Mallacoota and beyond. Where: Mallacoota Art Space Opening: 6pm Saturday 17 December 2016 Exhibition: 18 December 2016 to 16 April 2017 Opening hours: December 2016 Tuesday to Sunday 10am-4pm. Closed…
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The winner of the $2000 Mallacoota Prize is Julie Woodland from Wembely, WA for her story Bluebone Soup.
The runner up with a prize of $300 is Peter Rodgers from Bundanoon, NSW for his story My Island Home.
The winner of the $500 Gabo Prize for a very short story is Nicole Gouda from MonaVale, NSW for her story Parish Picnic.
An encouragement award of $100 has been awarded to Alexandra Elgue from Brandon, ACT for her story Tide will tell.
The winner of the Mallacoota Prize is Susan Bennett from Warragul Vic for her story, Myxo.
Runner-up in the Mallacoota Prize is Melissa Beit from Iluka NSW for her story, Pseudechis australis.
Winner of the Gabo Prize is Becky Bunting from Northbridge NSW for her story, The Man on the Moon.
Paintings · Drawings · Collages Beilyn Baker is an artistic undertaking between Karen Bragg and Libby Greig. “The physical act of painting is important to us and the use of colour separation allows us to persue the meditative qualities of the painting process.” “Despite the strong differences between our working…
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The winner of the Mallacoota Prize is Clare Aman from N.S.W for her story, Queensland Bluegrass.
The runner up is Carmel Lillis from Victoria for her story, Redux Now.
The winner of the Gabo prize is Suzi Mezei from Victoria for her story, Prodigal.
The winner of the first prize is Mark Smith of Anglesea, Victoria for his story, Milk for India.
The runner-up is Nicole Graham of Moorabbin, Victoria for her story, Rapture of the Deep.
The winner of the $500 prize is Jacqui Winn of Possum Brush NSW for her story, ON.
Images of a selection of Made With Love quilts on exhibit at Mallacoota Arts Space on Tuesday 22 November 2016. The quilts were made by the Mallacoota Friendship Sewing Group.
A gallery of images of Mallacoota Art Space taken on Monday 7 November 2016.
Kelly Auty is back! A powerful journey through the music, lives and fashions of some of the great women singers of the 1950 to the 1980s, from Edith Piaf to Annie Lennox, trend setters, game changers and activists, Kelly’s lightning fast costume changes along with her humour and sensitivity for…
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Regional Cultural Forum: Greater than the sum of our parts Are you an artist or arts worker in the east of Victoria? Regional Arts Victoria is presenting a free Regional Cultural Forum in Mallacoota on Friday 18 November at the Mallacoota Art Space in the Croajingolong Centre. After the forum…
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Tales of Displace by Adrienne Kneebone The notion of belonging to place is explored in an exhibition of new works by Adrienne Kneebone in Tales of Displace. James Baldwyn stated, ‘The power to define the other seals one’s definition of oneself – who, then in such fearful mathematic is trapped?’….
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