@performancespace Festival of Experimental Art 2021 is here! Happening from 20-24 Oct, Liveworks brings the art to you, from an extraordinary span of Australian, Asia Pacific and First Nations artists, with an all-digital festival in 2021. buff.ly/3vqecXi

A wonderful event from our friends at Writing NSW and Lost In Books. The talent at this showcase is outstanding - register today and make your Sunday count! #writing #CALD #blak #indigenous #queer

For Working with Words, this week we spoke to award-winning poet Jazz Money about the influences and collaborative approach that define her writing. You can check out the full conversation over on our website: bit.ly/3wa1A79.

Nina Gotsis, part of Club Weld, a movement for physically disabled and neurodiverse musicians, is continuing to make waves with her E.P. Music Colours. Check out this coverage from the fine folk South Sydney Herald buff.ly/3mBzu1A

Watercolourists rejoice! Whether a novice or a professional, it's time again to wet your brushes and try your hand at the mind-soothing and soul-nourishing challenge of water colouring. Now is the time to make new artworks entirely of your own! #water_colouring #self_care

Well deserved recognition for our friends at Sweatshop Western Sydney. #cald_talent #literary_diversity #auslit

Jazz Money will be discussing her David Unaipon Award-winning, how to make a basket, with human rights activist and poet @SaraSalehOz at the Information and Cultural Exchange on Saturday December 4th. Spots are free but limited! buff.ly/3qtk6Xv UQPBooks sweatshop.

Jerrah Patston’s new single is ‘If Spring Could Sing’ is a rollicking collaboration with Kate Field and Jonathan Yung. Stream it on Bandcamp today. buff.ly/3wV8iOB #club_weld #neurodiverse

I.C.E. will be a curatorial partner for the 23rd Biennale of Sydney, alongside the MCA Australia, Art Gallery NSW and Artspace. Hannah Donnelly, Producer, First Nations program will spearhead our collaboration.

Leanne Tobin, Dharug artist, is one of the participants we are so proud to support at the 23rd Biennale of Sydney . Her work, Running of the Eels, will explore ancestral creation stories. smh.com.au/culture/art-an…

The Milky Pop Kid, directed by Johanna Garvin and produced by Information & Cultural Exchange, is screening at New York City's Department of Cultural Affairs at an online event for DCLA staff related to access, inclusion, and disability arts. buff.ly/3l3hWKw

We are proud to be continuing in our support of the annual Made in the West film festival, now in its tenth year. It's a showcase of the best film talent Western Sydney has to offer, at Event Cinemas Liverpool next Saturday December 4. Grab a spot now. buff.ly/3kcLWU3

Next Monday, our Executive Director, Anne Loxley, is speaking at a panel hosted by University of Sydney's South East Asia Centre, entitled Does Art equal Activism. Book now for this discussion of the parameters of the artist’s social responsibility. buff.ly/3xq0mWb University of Sydney

The debut EP from Charbel Nehme is Take That Chance. Produced by Pasko Schravemade, the EP is alternately playful and impassioned. Charbel specialises in widescreen 80s pop, reminiscent of Peter Gabriel and Bronski Beat buff.ly/3r8OuXh.

Jazz Money, in conversation with @SaraSalehOz on #how_to_make_a_basket at I.C.E says, that like poetry, it takes "care, deliberateness and listening to country." UQPBooks sweatshop

Wondering how to entertain the kids this holiday? Check out our Do Lots Holiday activities, which includes dancing and music from presenters with diverse cultural backgrounds. Photo: Madhubani design with Anamika buff.ly/3y2Avnr

Grab your tickets for Do Lots Holiday. Kids ages 5-12 can enjoy four online activities spanning music, craft and dance, from presenters with diverse cultural backgrounds. Register today at buff.ly/3EiRNOs