Changes at Joynton Avenue Creative Centre and 107 Redfern Street
107 Projects is no longer managing these spaces in Zetland and Redfern.
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What to do in Sydney this September
Spring forward with these must-see events to ring in the new season.
Master the art of pottery and join the best ceramics courses in Sydney
Learn, create, and connect at Pine Street Creative Arts Centre—your top destination for ceramics classes in Sydney.
What to do in Sydney this August
Challenge yourself with dangerous ideas, boundary-pushing music and the world’s biggest fun run. Here are 10 events happening across the city this month.
Reimagine the cultural and creative life of Sydney
We need your help on our plan to support the future of the arts
What to do in Sydney this July
From NAIDOC Week to Australia’s favourite art awards – here are 10 events to chase away the winter blues.
Call for artwork from refugee artists
Share your artwork of hope, welcome and belonging
Our picks for 7 must-see events at Vivid Sydney
From dazzling lights and live music in an old substation to big ideas with Matildas royalty, discover what's new at this year's festival, 24 May to 15 June.
In pictures: New artwork brings light and life to laneways
Inspired by Sydney icons, ‘In Through the Out Door’ by Callum Morton transforms humble fire exits
What to do in Sydney this May
As the weather cools, markets, festivals and nightlife are just heating up.
Biennale unveils Ten Thousand Suns in historic art revelation
Dive into an unparalleled journey of creativity at Sydney’s landmarks, where cultural heritage and contemporary brilliance meet
Sydney Town Hall throws open its doors
Explore the rich history and stunning architecture of one of Sydney's most iconic buildings with free activities for all ages
What to do in Sydney this March
March into autumn with star gazing, street celebrations and intriguing ideas for enquiring minds.
Applications open: REMIX Business of Culture incubator program
Free support to develop new ideas, audiences and revenue streams for our creative and cultural sector.
Applications for our 2024 public art program are now open
Calling all creatives: It’s time to submit your ideas for Art & About
The best free things to do in Sydney
Enjoy the city on a shoestring
What to do in Sydney this January
Honour the survival of the world's oldest living cultures, immerse yourself in art & make the most of school holidays. Here are 10 things to enjoy this month.
Canvassing success: How an award-winning artist took her gallery to the next level
Overcoming cashflow hurdles, connecting with a network of entrepreneurs and diversifying to reach new heights.
Nurturing creative talent in the heart of the city
Meet the talented artists thriving in our creative live/work spaces in Darlinghurst and Waterloo.
Support and nurture through culture and dance
Jodie Welsh, founder and artistic director of Brolga Dance Academy, looks back at the building blocks of her life.
In pictures: a vibrant new artwork to Acknowledge Country
Take a stroll through the city to see a colourful new artwork by Aboriginal artist Kim Healey.
7 Vivid Music events under $50
From electronic to hip hop, reggaeton to rap – find music to suit your taste at some of Sydney’s coolest venues.
Innovative art purchase scheme soars
Global auction house invests in Art Money.
Apply for the 2025 Sydney Lunar Festival banner gallery
We invite artists and creatives to design an outdoor public art installation for the 2025 festival celebrating the Year of the Snake.
Sydney Modern opens with artworks you can’t miss
After a decade of planning and construction, the expansive new building hits the scene in true style with showstopping pieces.
First look: Building sites reimagined as works of art
Your new favourite artwork could be just around the corner.
Call for artwork Acknowledging Country – applications open
The artwork will acknowledge and pay respect to Country and celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and cultures.
Video: ‘bara’, a monument to the traditional custodians of Gadigal Country
‘bara’ by Aboriginal artist Judy Watson is a major new permanent artwork to celebrate the First Peoples of Sydney.
On show now: TIDAL by Mike Daly
The artist uses 43 horizontal light tubes arranged 8cm apart to represent rising and falling water levels around the world.
The story behind the stories: a new temporary artwork in Potts Point
Artist Fenella Kernebone talks about her latest project, Here Lies Your Story, on show until 16 May
