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Month: March 2019

AAR Glover Prize 2019 Winner Piers Greville
Exhibitions

Piers Greville wins 2019 Glover Prize

8 March 2019

AF19 Bernie Dieter's Little Death Club
Cabaret

Adelaide Fringe: Bernie Dieter’s Little Death Club

8 March 2019

Chillout Parade 2017 APN
Festivals & Events

All roads lead to Daylesford for the 2019 ChillOut Festival

8 March 2019

Russell Vickery AAR On the Couch
On the Couch

On the Couch with Russell Vickery

7 March 2019

The Backlot Films Reflections in the Dust
Film

Reflections in the Dust

7 March 2019

AAR AF19 Rolling To You
Film

Rolling to You

7 March 2019

AAR Belvoir Every Brilliant Thing
Theatre

Every Brilliant Thing

7 March 2019

NGV Hans Heysen, Droving into the light, 1914-21
Exhibitions

Hans and Nora Heysen: Two Generations of Australian Art

7 March 2019

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