Posts Tagged ‘Workshops’
Community Radio, A new voice in the Midlands

Photo courtesy of LenR

Photo courtesy of LenR


Starting last week Kickstart have started working on a new project up in Oatlands, we’re working with the local school and some keen youths to invigorate the local radio station. Although the dates are yet to be decided soon you could be hearing some new voices and new music charging through the air to a huge number of radios throughout the Tasmanian Midlands.


If per chance you represent a new band looking to get it’s original music played, get in contact and you to could be being heard through Tasmania.


-Stay tuned,


George.

POSTED ON June 21 2010 BY George AT 3:32 pm
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Happiness!





Our Happiness artists have been searching out Happiness & Its Causes in Hobart and Sydney over the past couple of weeks.

What is Happiness?
All will be revealed soon!

POSTED ON May 11 2010 BY Pip AT 3:23 pm
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Exciting and mysterious things are brewing

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Stay tuned for Happiness…

POSTED ON April 20 2010 BY admin AT 3:39 pm
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New workshop program! Enroll now!

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POSTED ON February 17 2010 BY admin AT 11:09 am
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What are you doing this Friday?

We’re going to the opening of MONA FOMA.



MONA Festival of Music and Art opens this Friday the 8th of January at Salamanca place with a free event at 7.30pm.



In the sidespace gallery our friends CHRONOX will be unveiling their installation.



Chronox - Platform 2009 from THOTH Press on Vimeo.

(Installation. Platform, Melbourne. 7 — 28 August 2009. Part of the Tape Projects residency at Platform.)



For more info about MONA FOMA go to www.mofo.net.au


POSTED ON January 7 2010 BY Pip AT 10:20 am
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Hobart Fringe Festival Zine Workshops

Emma Songdahl, our in-house zine benefactor, is holding a zine workshop as part of the Hobart Fringe Festival.






FRINGE FESTIVAL ZINE WORKSHOP, 12 – 3:30pm Saturday 14th November, e-media, Centre for the Arts, Hunter Street.



A diverse number of participants are desired to create a collaborative zine. Participants will also learn all about zines, different zine mediums, brainstorm themes and ideas, and be shown how to actually mass-produce an A5 black and white zine.



Cost is $5 perhead. BYO pens, collage materials etc, think what will be good.



There are only 15 spots available and it is first in best dressed.



If interested, please contact Emma on 0447481336
e-mail: missemmacass@yahoo.com.au



Each participant will receive one free copy of the zine at the end of the session. The zine will be launched a week later at the Fringe Club, where there will be more on sale for a small fee.
The atmosphere will be very relaxed and cater to all levels of experience. But I will need participants to pay before hand to secure your place and fund the operation.

POSTED ON November 9 2009 BY Pip AT 2:48 pm
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Hobart Fringe!

The Hobart Fringe Festival is on again!


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With all sorts of events and happenings and goings-on, there really is something for everyone to get involved with. From the traditional Super 8 contest (which I happen to be on the judging panel for!) to the Night Market to Bust-a-Move Physical theatre workshops.

You can download the full program here. Or find a copy in your local bar or cafe.


The Hobart Fringe Inc. is a not for profit organisation. The primary aim of the group is to organise an annual community arts festival. The focus of the festival is experimental, emerging and multi-disciplinary art.

We aim to showcase the talent that hasn’t yet made it in our arts adverse, commercial world, bringing attention to those inhabiting the margins that would otherwise be left unnoticed.

POSTED ON November 9 2009 BY Pip AT 2:38 pm
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ST.ART Street Art and Music Festival - Clarence City Council

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Music Workshops with local and interstate DJs and Hip Hop artists! Don’t miss your chance to register.



There will be three music workshops offered on the day of the Festival Nov 21:



*DJ workshop with DJ Grotesque
12noon
COST $10 per person



*MC Workshop with the Tongue
2.30pm
COST $10 per person



*Beat Making Workshop with Hermitude
3.30pm
COST $10 per person



*Bookings are essential for all workshops.
Call 6245 8740 or email schoolhouse@ccc.tas.gov.au



The ST.ART Festival also includes live spray demos, t-shirt stencilling, BBoy demos and an Aerosol and Stencil Art Exhibition and Competition. ST.ART is a drug and alcohol free event for all ages.



Where and when: Nov 21 Rosny Farm, Rosny Hill Rd (next to Eastlands) 1.30pm - 7.30pm (Free til 4.30, $3 after 4.30)



For more information contact: Tracey Cockburn, Community Arts Officer
03 6245 8740 email tcockburn@ccc.tas.gov.au


POSTED ON October 21 2009 BY Pip AT 8:47 am
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Think you can’t dance?

Get moving at SUNDAY SHOP



In partnership with Stompin, we are presenting a series of Sunday workshops focused on movement and creativity.
The next one is on the 25th of October (this Sunday coming), 1 - 4pm at the Ogilvie High School dance studio.


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POSTED ON October 20 2009 BY admin AT 3:16 pm
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