Supporting creative development in Victorian schools for over 10 years. About us and this Program. We pride ourselves on having forged an ongoing dialogue with teachers, and the success we have achieved is very closely linked with us being able to match your needs. Our Theatre-In-Education programs have been so successful in Australia that we are now assisting organisations around the world to establish similar programs. In 2018, we are proud to include among our features.

What is Ballarat to you. This website helps you contribute to the management of Ballarat as a unique living landscape by understanding our people, culture and place. Over time, it will include a growing set of tools designed to help stakeholders, community members, practitioners and researchers come together in a collaborative way.

An interoperative web-GIS that federates groundwater data from disparate sources to assist groundwater researchers and help water managers make the correct choices for the sustainable use of a precious resource. Over 400,000 bores from 4 authoritative sources. 2013 iAwards - Victorian Winner.

A media arts project that connected young Hazara from refugee backgrounds in Melbourne, Australia, to their home lands and separated communities. Bamiyarra was a Home Lands v2 project initiated by the Cultural Development Network, La Trobe and Swinburne Universities and the City of Melbourne. Bamiyarra at Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre. On A poem at the heart of Bamiyarra.

PRODUCED BY FILMMAKERS, ARTISTS, MUSICIANS AND VOLUNTEERS FROM BLACK SATURDAY FIRE AFFECTED COMMUNITIES IN REGIONAL AUSTRALIA. Blacksmiths from 20 different countries contributed over 3500 leaves to The Tree Project. Is a participatory documentary about the personal journeys of these artisans and volunteers and how their creative processes united fire affected individuals and families.

Why do we need financial support? Can be seen on both small and big screens everywhere and anywhere. We also want to pay our team of local producers, technicians, composers and musicians who up until now have volunteered their time and expertise. You can support Forged from Fire.

Like most artists, I struggle with having to keep a day job to make ends meet, and in that struggle, frequently end up too tired and overcommitted to create any art. In my worse moments, I lose. Meet Doof, the Nosy Adventurer. Stay tuned for some nosy adventures! All is white noise.

Artist Run Spaces in Ballarat. Supporting the Arts in Ballarat and Surrounds.

Casey Binks, graduating actor at Federation University Australia, sings a ballad for the audience. The Memories of War project commemorates the centenary of WW1 in Ballarat by connecting young people today to events that took place a hundred years ago. In 2015 students from Federation University Australia discovered and told the stories of Ballarat people affected by the Great War. On the 8 November 2015.