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The cast and crew are putting the finishing touche

The cast and crew are putting the finishing touches on our beautiful new production, "a Sonnet Sondheim" - premiering this Wednesday at Belco Arts!The team have been working on the show for months and can't wait to share their love letter to Sondheim and musical theatre with you this week.Four shows only, running between 29 June and 2 July - book your tickets today: Link in bio 🔗@lexisekuless #ASonnetForSondheim #LexiSekuless #BelcoArts #BelconnenArtsCentre #Sondheim #MusicalTheatre #NewProduction #NewWork #CBRArts@

Looking for a wholesome crafternoon activity? Join

Looking for a wholesome crafternoon activity? Join local artist, byrd for a step by step guide to zine making!In a throwback to byrd and Hanna's time in the Generator Gallery working alongside the fabulous Graeme Base exhibition, we hope you enjoy making your own stories in your new zine.byrd and Hanna Hoyne worked together to produce a mural across the walls of the Generator Gallery bringing a new suite of characters to the world of Graeme Base’s children’s book The Worst Band in the Universe. It was an exciting opportunity for byrd and Hoon to draw from the ongoing themes of each other’s practice to make something new and perhaps unexpected.Learn more about the residency: belcoarts.com.au/other-playersSupported by the ACT Government, the National Centre for Australian Children’s Literature and Libraries ACT.Video: Red Desert Productions

Repost: @actbasketry Fabulous end to the twining s

Repost: @actbasketry Fabulous end to the twining series with a melon basket. I forgot to take photos of those, but this is the collection of works made over the previous weeks by the wonderful participants. @belcoarts @actbasketry

Artists UK Fredrick and Vahri Mckenzie recently le

Artists UK Fredrick and Vahri Mckenzie recently led a unique, free workshop called "Exploded View", a public program accompanying the University of Canberra Design Faculty Staff exhibition, Upending | Mending. Participants took apart discarded devices and used the resulting bits to create compositions that were used as the basis for artworks.“I really enjoyed seeing all the different ways other participants worked - it was fascinating, and it also felt good seeing everyone getting right into it and learning about what was inside the things we deconstructed, and having fun. ... I could feel the good vibes in the group :)” - ParticipantSee the Upending | Mending exhibition at Belco Arts until Sunday 3 July: belcoarts.com.au/upending-mendingPhoto: @art_atelier_photoImage description: UK Fredrick holds a deconstructed circle, while Vahri McKenzie traces the shape with a pencil. They are working at a white table; UK has curly brown hair and is wearing blue, while Vahri is on the right wearing dark clothing and her short-cropped hair has a multi-coloured fringe. Sanitizer, assorted pens, a glue stick and a pencil are in the foreground.#BelcoArts #BelconnenArtsCentre #UpEndingMendingExhibition #CBRArts #FreeArtWorkshop #UKFredrick #VahriMcKenzie #UCFacultyOfArtsAndDesign

Yuma! We are thrilled to finally unleash this show

Yuma! We are thrilled to finally unleash this show into the universe 🖤💛❤️Commissioned by Belco Arts in 2019, written and directed by celebrated local playwright Dylan Van Den Berg, Ngadjung (water) makes its debut in August 🙌In a time when the sun burns through skin and water only comes in bottles, Ngadjung is an environmental drama set in a scarily imaginable future, right here on Ngunnawal Country.Featuring a stellar team of First Nations people and Ngunnawal residents, Ngadjung is a visionary new work that is not to be missed.⏰ Our special early bird tickets are on sale now for only $30 - book your seats now for this extraordinary new show coming to The Theatre between 19-27 August: belcoarts.com.au/ngadjungPromotional images by Martin Ollman feature Aunty Caroline Hughes, Yolanda Lowatta and Weereewa (Lake George) on Ngunnawal Country.Image description: Photos of two close up faces merging with a landscape featuring hills, stars and water reflecting the moonlight. The face on the left belongs to a young woman facing the camera with her eyes shut and the other face is an older woman looking out to the side of the picture.Supported by the Restart Investment to Sustain and Expand (RISE) Fund – an Australian Government initiative and the Australian Government's Regional Arts Fund, which supports the arts in regional and remote Australia.#Ngadjung #BelcoArts #BelconnenArtsCentre #CBRArts #FirstNationsTheatre #FirstNations #Ngunnawal #DylanVanDenBerg #NewWork #Play

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