Supported by Cathy Diver
We’ve teamed up with Smith’s Alternative in our new Smith’s@Belco live-music series – bringing touring sensations supported by well-loved local artists right here to Belconnen.
HOLD III
Ceramic artists are being invited from throughout Australia to investigate the beauty and sense of intimacy experienced when eating or drinking from an exquisitely crafted plate, or vessel.
Garden and Maintenance volunteers assist with the day-to-day maintenance of Belco Arts and its surroundings.
We are seeking volunteers to be the welcoming face of our Galleries, to enhance visitor experiences and work with our dedicated team to support artists and the development of their practice.
We are seeking volunteers to be the welcoming face of our Galleries, to enhance visitor experiences and work with our dedicated team to support artists and the development of their practice.
Belconnen Arts Centre’s Casual Technicians are responsible for public presentation of program and business activities, such as performances, ceremonies, conferences, and events.
Celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture through story, song, art dance and ceremony.
Celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture through story, song, art dance and ceremony.
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Emma Rani Hodges
In each textile artwork, I incorporate imagery as well as a written prose. They depict scenes from Thai mythology as well as scenes from everyday life in Belconnen.
Annika Romeyn
Body of Work charts Annika Romeyn’s artistic journey over recent years, bringing together a selection of ambitious drawings and monotype prints, scaled in relation to her own body.
Nichola Leeming
This selection of wheel thrown porcelain vessels by Nichola Leeming celebrates our abundant, cherished Australian birds.
Embraced
An intergenerational initiative; The Centenarian Portrait Project by Teenagers has introduced 465 hundred-year-olds to 465 teenage artists from all walks of life across all corners of Australia.
The Broad Collective
The aim of The Broad Collective is to present work of women artists, striving to strengthen professional attitudes and women’s representation in the arts.
Being challenged by, and trusting, artists we know and respect has led each of us through discomfort to experimentation and new approaches to our work.
Lime Flamingo Collective
Artists from the Lime Flamingo Collective (LFC) reflect on their experience of living in Canberra in their exhibition 35S: 149E – Canberra Lived.
HOLD
Ceramic artists are being invited from throughout Australia to investigate the beauty and sense of intimacy experienced when eating or drinking from an exquisitely crafted plate, or vessel.
Connect Collective is a unique podcast series that aims to acknowledge, celebrate, and inform the community about the exciting and diverse hobbies and passions of people with disabilities.
Connect Collective is a unique podcast series that aims to acknowledge, celebrate, and inform the community about the exciting and diverse hobbies and passions of people with disabilities.
Connect Collective is a unique podcast series that aims to acknowledge, celebrate, and inform the community about the exciting and diverse hobbies and passions of people with disabilities.
Celebrate Gungahlin is a community festival which showcases local artists, community groups, organisations and businesses.
Celebrate Gungahlin is a community festival which showcases local artists, community groups, organisations and businesses.
Dreamtime Connections with Aaron Chatfield
Learn about native plant use, traditional tools and Indigenous culture.
Connect Collective is a unique podcast series that aims to acknowledge, celebrate, and inform the community about the exciting and diverse hobbies and passions of people with disabilities.
Connect Collective is a unique podcast series that aims to acknowledge, celebrate, and inform the community about the exciting and diverse hobbies and passions of people with disabilities.
Connect Collective is a unique podcast series that aims to acknowledge, celebrate, and inform the community about the exciting and diverse hobbies and passions of people with disabilities.
Connect Collective is a unique podcast series that aims to acknowledge, celebrate, and inform the community about the exciting and diverse hobbies and passions of people with disabilities.
Connect Collective is a unique podcast series that aims to acknowledge, celebrate, and inform the community about the exciting and diverse hobbies and passions of people with disabilities.
Connect Collective is a unique podcast series that aims to acknowledge, celebrate, and inform the community about the exciting and diverse hobbies and passions of people with disabilities.
On 19th of December 2000 at 6am, the Australian Army rang my parents to inform that Kitt, my eldest brother, who was 20 at the time, was in a horrifying accident that morning.