Swiss Review Art and Events

05/07/2024

The National Art School (NAS) will present a major survey exhibition of Anne Zahalka, one of Australia’s most highly regarded photo-media artists, at NAS Gallery from 16 August – 19 October 2024. First exhibited at the Museum of Australian Photography (MAPh) in 2023, ZAHALKAWORLD – an artist’s archive brings together key bodies of work from Zahalka’s renowned photographic practice....

The National Art School (NAS) will present a major survey exhibition of Anne Zahalka, one of Australia’s most highly regarded photo-media artists, at NAS Gallery from …

05/07/2024

Experience the Future of African Animation with Special International Guest Audiences are invited to journey into the world of Afrofutures animation at the Africa Film Fest Australia. On Saturday, July 20, Arts & Cultural Exchange (ACE) in Parramatta will host an exclusive screening and Q&A session featuring special international guest Searit Huluf from Pixar's SparkShorts program. The event will highlight three standout short films:...

Experience the Future of African Animation with Special International Guest Audiences are invited to journey into the world of Afrofutures animation at the Africa Film Fest Australia. On …

03/07/2024

JUST ANNOUNCED // Prepare for an unforgettable night of hard techno as Sara Landry makes her highly anticipated Australian debut at Carriageworks this December. 🎶

Pre-sale opens 9am AEST, Tuesday 9 July. Create or update your Carriageworks account and select “Sara Landry” as an interest to gain pre-sale access. Make sure that you are opted in to receive email communications from us!

✨https://carriageworks.click/sara-landry-presale

03/07/2024

03/07/2024

Exploring memory and identity, the artist celebrates the muted revolt of marginalized voices

03/07/2024

On stage from 6 Jun

03/07/2024

In Switzerland, a person can use the same license plate for two vehicles of the same category, provided they are not used simultaneously. It is thus possible to have one set of plates for two cars, two motorcycles, or even two tractors.🚜
How does it work in your country?

03/07/2024

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03/07/2024

De Robert Mapplethorpe à Herb Ritts, découvrez les chefs-d’œuvre qui évoquent l’histoire d’amour de la pop star britannique avec son mari David Furnish

03/07/2024

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Opens 2 Aug

03/07/2024

25 June–16 August

03/07/2024

Did you know? Switzerland boasts 14 national and regional airports.
Fun fact: In 2024, Zurich Airport was awarded Best Airport in the '20-30 million passengers' category and recognized as the Cleanest Airport in Europe.🛫

03/07/2024

Arts & Cultural Exchange (ACE)  and a team of African Australians curators announce the inaugural Africa Film Fest Australia. A three-day curatorial festival celebrating the…

02/07/2024

Film programmes

02/07/2024

From cattle dogs to lap dogs, divine felines to the black cats of superstition, Cats & Dogs explores humanity’s deep connection to these animals through more than 250 works of art and design. Drawn from the NGV Collection and spanning all periods and media, this exhibition of cats and dogs in art and design reveals how our domesticated companions have long been a rich source of visual imagery – from ancient history to the present day....

From cattle dogs to lap dogs, divine felines to the black cats of superstition, Cats & Dogs explores humanity’s deep connection to these animals through more than 250 works of art and…

02/07/2024

MELBOURNE WINTER MASTERPIECES® 2024 14 JUNE - 6 OCTOBER The NGV has partnered with the British Museum to present Pharaoh, a landmark exhibition that celebrates three thousand years of ancient Egyptian art and culture. Through more than 500 objects, including monumental sculpture, architecture, temple statuary, exquisite jewellery, papyri, coffins and a rich array of funerary objects, the exhibition unpacks the phenomenon of pharaoh, those all-powerful kings claiming a divine origin....

MELBOURNE WINTER MASTERPIECES® 2024 14 JUNE – 6 OCTOBER The NGV has partnered with the British Museum to present Pharaoh, a landmark exhibition that celebrates three thousand years …

02/07/2024

02/07/2024

Joan Ross: Those trees came back to me in my dreams is a vibrant and dynamic exhibition by acclaimed contemporary artist Joan Ross. In a practice that spans collage, printmaking, sculpture and vide…

02/07/2024

IN CINEMAS OCTOBER 3 Starring Ian McKellen, Gemma Arterton, Mark Strong, Ben Barnes, Alfred Enoch, Romola Garai and Lesley Manville. Directed by Anand Tucker (Girl with a Pearl Earring, Hilary and…

01/07/2024

From first time filmmaker duo Jack Clark and Jim Weir’s feature debut present a darkly comic, psychological thriller, which had its North American premiere at the SXSW. The thematically simil…

01/07/2024

‘Colour! What a deep and mysterious language, the language of dreams.’ PAUL GAUGUIN Paul Gauguin, Three Tahitians, 1899, National Galleries of Scotland, Edinburgh, presented by Sir Alexander Maitla…

01/07/2024

Bill Bennett’s charming and captivating Camino film THE WAY, MY WAY has now surpassed $2 million at the Australian and New Zealand Box Office. THE WAY, MY WAY opened in cinemas on 16th May 2024 and continues to be the surprise Australian hit film of the year, with consistently strong box office results as it marches into its 7th week in cinemas....

Bill Bennett’s charming and captivating Camino film THE WAY, MY WAY has now surpassed $2 million at the Australian and New Zealand Box Office. THE WAY, MY WAY opened in cinemas …

01/07/2024

Nobody’s Sweetie, directed by Jenny Hicks, presents a charmingly intimate portrait of Dale Frank, hardworking artist and hermit. Dale Frank’s work developed into the commercially succes…

01/07/2024

Le 22 juin 2024, la Nuit des images a accueilli les projets de plus de 65 artistes et 5'000 visiteuses et visiteurs ! Merci de votre présence et à…

01/07/2024

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In The Red Tree (2001), Australian author and illustrator Shaun Tan uses surreal, dark images to depict depression. Each image remains open to various interpretations in the absence of accompanying description.

The removal of words can make it easier to convey difficult, unspeakable things, writes children’s literature expert Chrysogonus Siddha Malilang in his article “A playground between words and images” in the latest UNESCO Courier issue.

A relatively new format in children’s literature, wordless books allow children to project their own experience onto the story and own the story initially created by adults.

https://courier.unesco.org/en/articles/playground-between-words-and-images