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Top 10 Must Do's This Summer Blue+White SUMMER 2014 15 February - 11 May 2014 Explore the enduring fascination artists have with all things blue and white. Drawn TOP 10 MUST DO’S THIS SUMMER from the Gallery’s collection, this exhibition presents diverse contemporary practitioners including Danie Mellor, Gerry Wedd, Laith Those were the days | Lovett Gallery | Now - 8 February 2014 McGregor and Lucas Grogan. Renowned photographer Ron Morrison has captured the essence of the sixties - the mini- Lucas Grogan,True blue babe (detail) 2010 needlepoint and upholstery on satin skirts, protests, the Vietnam War, and the lifestyle including the immigration policy that saw Purchased 2010 01 Newcastle Art Gallery collection many known as ‘Ten Pound Poms’ arrive from the UK. www.newcastle.nsw.gov.au/library Peter Maloney: A Focus New to video 15 February - 11 May 2014 8 March - 27 April 2014 Hurley Australian Bowl-riding championships | Bar Beach | 8 February 2014 This focus exhibition explores the Featuring the Gallery’s growing GALLERY A national skateboard competition with four divisions (Under 18s, Women, Pro/Am Open, evolution of Peter Maloney’s practice collection of contemporary video 02 Masters 40+). The best riders of Australia compete for a $25,000 prize pool. and his mastery of the paint medium works by leading artists’ whose www.abcskate.com.au from 1979-2012. Maloney’s high keyed diverse approaches are defining the works explore a range of processes medium, including Daniel von Sturmer and movement from gestural to tightly and Shaun Gladwell. Festival of Indigenous Rugby League | Hunter Stadium, Broadmeadow | Shaun Gladwell, God speed verticals: Escalator sequence Council News constructed painting techniques. (DVD still) 2004 8 February 2014 Gift of Steven Alward, Mark Wakely and Janne Ryan through the Australian ART The Newcastle Knights meet indigenous team First Nation Goannas in a pre-season trial at Peter Maloney, Equinox (detail) 2012 Government’s Cultural Gifts Program 2013. Newcastle Art Gallery collection Community Newsletter from The City of Newcastle 03 acrylic on polyester Hunter Stadium. www.nrl.com.au Purchased 2013. Newcastle Art Gallery collection of capital projects, developed There are some great Navy Australian Surf Rowers Open | Stockton Beach | 8 – 10 February 2014 revenue generation options (other developments happening The world’s best surf boat rowers battle it out in an adrenalin filled display of teamwork and than rates) and are controlling our across the city and this year will 04 fitness.www.asrl.com.au debt. be one of significant change However, even with these for Newcastle with many new construction projects bringing a www.newcastlewritersfestival.org.au initiatives reducing Council’s recurrent expenditure into the boost to our economy. Budding writers, illustrators, cartoonists and rabid readers can really get their teeth into the future by $7.5 million per annum, As always, the city is playing host Surfest 2014 | Merewether Beach | 12-23 February jam packed program of the festival’s second year from 2-5 April 2014. Australia’s largest festival of surfing will see 12 days of competition. www.surfest.com the recently announced 2.3% rate to an amazing array of shows, 05 cap has left Council with limited festivals and events and I urge Stuff for kids Festival Exhibition: choice but to seek approval for an you to take advantage of the Preschool Day, author talks, workshops for years 4-6 and teens. Shaun Tan - The Lost Thing above cap increase. many opportunities on offer to Sessions for would-be cartoonists and illustrators. A fun zone Dementia 13 | Civic Theatre | 22 and 23 February 2014 An exhibition of original art works Last year saw Council Our new structure is starting to enjoy a great summer. This Francis Ford Coppola film is a cult classic about an eccentric Irish family bickering over offers a colourful world of furry fun and delightful hands-on-art from the beloved picture book and NEWS take shape and I am confident 2014 promises to be an exciting a vast inheritance while a mysterious axe murderer picks them off one by one. Civic Theatre works and the festival family hub hosts a morning of free stories animated film. draw a line in the sand 06 is now the only theatre in Australia featuring this show in 2014! arts and games. we are bringing together a strong year as many of the plans www.civictheatrenewcastle.com.au and start down the road team with a wealth of knowledge discussed for some time move Stuff for adults and experience to keep Council towards implementation. Respected crime writer Garry Disher and controversial euthanasia of financial recovery. headed in the right direction advocate Philip Nitschke are among 70 Australian writers who will Ken Gouldthorp, under the strong and consistent Newcastle Regional Show | Broadmeadow Showground | 28 February - 2 March 2014 participate in the program, which features 35 sessions (most events We have reduced staff numbers, General Manager LIBRARY reviewed the timing and priority leadership being shown by the A three day festival including entertainment, food, rides, animals and agricultural be held in Newcastle City Hall with others held throughout the city). CITY Shaun Tan elected Council. 07 demonstrations. www.newcastleshow.com.au Deep Oceans Blockbuster | Newcastle Museum | Now - 2 March 2014 Leah Jay presents Live Live Cinema: Dementia 13 Leah Jay presents Enter a dark and dangerous world of giant sea creatures and bizarre fish as you journey A film like you have never seen it – the cult classic Live Live Cinema: Dementia 13 below the Earth’s surface to discover what lies beneath in Deep Oceans. movie by Francis Ford Coppola Dimentia 13 is shown SERVICE FOR SURF CLUBS 08 8pm, Saturday 22 February 2014 www.newcastlemuseum.com.au 2pm and 7pm, without sound. The sound itself is created live on the Last October, CityServe saw government, businesses, schools, A joint exhibition from the Australian Museum and Questacon - The National Science and Technology Centre. stage – and in perfect sync! Sunday 23 February 2014 Adult Tickets $45 churches and individuals come together for the good of the whole community. Music of the Guns | Fort Scratchley | 15 March 2014 McCabes presents Fantastic night of classical music featuring the Australian Army Band and guest musicians. McCabes presents 1984 by George Orwell 1984 by George Orwell More than 1,500 volunteers rolled up their sleeves and got their hands dirty in an unprecedented five-week session that saw Newcastle’s six iconic but Concert includes Tchaikovsy’s 1812 Overture and ends with the firing of the fort guns. BYO shake & stir theatre co. delivers a terrifically 11am & 8pm, 09 Thursday 27 March 2014 ageing surf clubs given an overhaul. chairs, drinks and picnic hamper. 1,000 tickets available only. www.fortscratchley.com.au frightening theatrical event set against a towering Adult Tickets $40 wall of plasma screens. Big Brother is back! Stockton, Nobbys, Newcastle, Cooks Hill, Dixon Park and Merewether were all scrubbed and painted, chipped tiles were fixed, new amentities were installed THEATRE THEATRE Big Draw Newcastle | Various sites | 12 April 2014 and much more. The best part was the majority was done by volunteers with In its second year, this fun program of free drawing and arts offers heaps of fun for families, Newcastle’s Child presents supplies that were donated. adults and children. Come and join in at Newcastle Museum, Newcastle Maritime Centre, Newcastle’s Child presents The Deep The Deep 10 CityServe’s success is due to the many people who said ‘yes’ to be part of Newcastle Region Library, and Newcastle Art Gallery. www.newcastle.nsw.gov.au The Deep mixes beach culture comedy with exquisite 6.30pm, Tuesday 22 April 2014 PROJECT 10am & 12.30pm, Wednesday something bigger than themselves, and build a culture of grassroots service. puppetry in a highly entertaining live theatre 23 April 2014 l 2014 What a great achievement. experience. 10am, Thursday 24 Apri Civic Theatre Season 2014 sponsored by Crosbie Wealth Management | (02) 4929 1977| www.civictheatrenewcastle.com.au CIVIC Book tickets to four shows & qualify as a season subscriber, with discounts of up to 25%, two for one pre-show drinks and much more! 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