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Located at the heart of Warrnambool’s CBD, Lighthouse Theatre is southwest Victoria’s leading creative hub for Performing Arts and Culture. Over the past twelve months, the theatre has extensively upgraded its lighting and having never had their own moving lights before, the crew is thrilled to now have six Martin ERA 400 Performance CLD in the rig.The venue hosts many …
Held in May NOX is a night sculpture walk around the Randwick Environment Park. Students from UNSW Art & Design transform the park and wetland into an illuminated outdoor art gallery.NOX features a 1.5km loop walk with illuminated sculptures and artworks, NOX Night Cinema, featuring short films and animations from UNSW School of Arts and Media, food trucks, Gelato Messina …
Between June 28th and July 24th, 2021, Janet Echeman’s 1.8 sculpture will be exhibited in the Supreme Court Gardens in Perth, Australia. This is the first time one of Echelman’s artworks has been seen in Perth and is only the second time her work has featured in Australia. This stunning suspended artwork spans over 1,700 square metres and replicates the …
Damascus College recently added a new multi-purpose Exam and Gathering space to their Ballarat campus including a comprehensive audiovisual system utilising the latest technologies, capable of being used by both trained and novice staff and students. Initially contracted to design and create the tender specification, Forefront worked closely with the school’s IT department along with the project architects – Law …
Hobart’s Alive Technologies were tasked with supplying and installing one of Dark Mofo 2021’s most popular installations entitled 3.2, an artwork of algorithmic light patterns with a sound of modular synthesizers. Described as a ‘great chamber of light and deep, body-shaking vibrations’ the work designed by 404.zero, a Russian duo of artists Kristina Karpysheva and Aleksandr Letsius who have a …
After 27 years at Show Technology Philip Ngay, Service Technician Extraordinaire is hanging up his tools for a life of well-earned retirement. During those years, Show Technology has achieved great heights and become the most successful lighting company in Australia. When his last day finally arrives and he walks out the office doors, Philip will be able to look back …
During June, Sydney Solstice brought the city’s streets back to life with a two-week celebration of Sydney’s vibrant food, beverage, art, creative industries and Sydney’s night-time economy in the lead up to the longest night of the year. The heritage Locomotive Street in South Eveleigh was transformed into a festival of free and ticketed events for all ages, fusing performance, …
Offering what it says is “a new world of fitness”, 1R has launched its first boutique gym in Australia at the new Capitol Grand building in Melbourne’s South Yarra. Founded in 2015, 1R opened its first flagship club in London by James Balfour (son of Mike Balfour, Fitness First founder) seeking to disrupt existing gym models. With a futuristic look …
The Dream Dance Company returned to NIDA in May with an action-packed show choreographed by one of Australia’s most exciting choreographers Paris Cavanagh. Entitled Icon, the work explored the future of dance and music, with an electrifying cast of dancers. Lighting designer Darcy Cook and director Marko Panzic got together over some quite nicely cooked scrambled eggs somewhere in Alexandria …
The Eurovision Song Contest was held last week in Rotterdam, with Australia’s entrant, Montaigne, making history as the first person to compete without setting foot in the host venue. When the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest was cancelled, it was determined that Montaigne was to be held over to represent Australia in 2021. With optimism that a team would be able …
