The short list for the 2010 Territory Read NT Book of the Year has just been announced. Territory Read celebrates the finest accomplishments in contemporary Northern Territory literature. In this, the second year of the award, 17 entries of recently published books were submitted from across the NT. The entries reflects the diversity and calibre of writers in the Territory.
Continue ReadingAnna Reynolds saw off 2009 with a bang – her solo exhibition, Amidst the Mangroves and Metropolis was a big hit at DVAA in December, and involved many pieces of 2D and 3D work containing photographic prints, paint, digital imagery and bricolage.
Continue ReadingFebruary 2010, Music, Profiles
It’s the opportunity to perform and give back to the community that draws this musical family to playing with the Palmerston City Concert Band (PCCB). “I love live music and the ability to perform, and the Band gives me the opportunity to give live music back to the community; and it’s fun!” says Carol Atkinson, a former flute, now euphonium, player. Bruce Cartwright, a trumpeter, and Rochelle Cabry, a viola and bassoon player, echoes these sentiments.
Continue ReadingFebruary 2010, Performing Arts
On February 5th 1869 GW Goyder, the Surveyor General, arrived in Port Darwin. On that day this month the National Trust of Australia (NT) will once again bring the historic occasion to life with action, drama, costumes, and music in an event that grows in popularity each year.
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“Riding the cyclonic winds out of Darwin” explains the bio of Terracotta Pigeons - formidable imagery to say the least. But the Pigeons have certainly made a good run out of their short time together, performing debut shows in Canada before heading back to their home town of Darwin to support national acts such as Wolfmother, The Presets and The Screaming Jets at the V8 Supercars, as well as performing at 2008’s Bass in the Grass.
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