Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre (CPAC) have partnered with renowned artists George Gittoes and Hellen Rose to present a very special Aussie installation, The Surf Shack Show from Saturday 3 – Sunday 11 October at 4 Pacific Avenue, Werri Beach.
The …
Jeff Stephen Duff was born in Melbourne in 1956. His artistic beginnings were in his native Australia as vocalist of the jazz rock fusion band KURSH.
In 1978 he moved to the United Kingdom, where he was baptised as Duffo …
The Casula Powerhouse is a large luxurious space for viewing and appreciation of artworks and it is the perfect place for the Blake Prize, an exhibition which requires both closeup and distance. The 80 works are spread across the many …
The 65th Blake Prize Finalist Exhibition is open to the public and runs until Sunday 1 July at Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre. The Blake Prize engages contemporary artists with ideas of religion and spirituality with 80 finalists ranging from …
Delve into the macabre world of True Crime at Gritty Lit True Crime Writers Festival (5 May) with workshops, author talks and book fair at Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre .
Including presentations with acclaimed Australian crime writers …
Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre has announced 80 talented finalists for The 65th Blake Prize – one of Australia’s longest standing and most prestigious prizes. Hailing from across the world and across Australia, the finalists were carefully selected from a …
Since 2016 Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre (CPAC) has conducted The Blake Prize as a bi-annual event, ensuring the future of this landmark prize.…
Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre launched its 2018 season in raucous style last night with BURLESKO BIZARRO.
After spending time with CPAC’s wonderful current visual arts exhibitions (featured previously in the Sydney arts Guide) , the full house …
Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre will kick off 2018 with a massive launch day unveiling three brand new exhibitions showcasing Japanese Manga across the centuries, powerful political commentary and popular culture critique.…
Richard Beynon’s classic Aussie play SIMPSON J. 202 depicts the early life and tragic death of John Simpson – the man with the donkey at Gallipoli.
John ‘Jack’ Simpson-Kirkpatrick, a young man who grew up caring more for his pets …