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Something big happened last night!

The region’s leading creative industry insiders gathered for an exclusive look at the works in progress of our most exciting, local emerging and early-career artists.

This event marked the culmination of Th

ANNOUNCEMENT

SCCA is thrilled to announce Amanda Bennetts as the selected artist for R|Artist Residency: Urban Ecologies.

Based on Kabi Kabi/Gubbi Gubbi Country, Amanda Bennetts’ installation, video and new media practice critically navigate

“Surrender into the space of not knowing”
- Lindy Lee AO

R|Talks: In conversation with Lindy Lee.

🔴 Find out more about our upcoming professional development programs for creatives. Link in bio!
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📸 Photos by @jamieeeee_davooo

Elevate your narrative skills in this one day creative writing Masterclass presented by Sydney-based author @felicitycastagna

With four novels published, multiple awards to her name, and her latest novel, Girls in Boys’ Cars, now being adapte

Live on the Journal!

A fine crowd of local artists, academics and arts-lovers turned out on a balmy Friday afternoon for the highly anticipated RITalks In Conversation event with Lindy Lee AO.

Facilitated by curator and longtime friend, Liz Chang,

✨ We had the privilege of experiencing Lindy Lee’s Ouroboros up close at the National Gallery of Australia!

This awe-inspiring, 13-tonne sculpture is one of Australia’s first sustainable works of public art, incorporating recycled mater

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