Lillian Lee

'Ever Present: First Peoples Art of Australia' Opens at National Gallery

Opening this Saturday 14 September, Ever Present: First Peoples Art of Australia is a celebration of First Nations art and cultures, providing a visual dialogue into Australia’s complex histories.

RADICAL TEXTILES Comes to the Art Gallery of South Australia in November

A world-exclusive exhibition, Radical Textiles will open at the Art Gallery of South Australia on 23 November 2024.

Review | FIRST NATIONS FASHION: WALKING IN TWO WORLDS AT BRISBANE FESTIVAL

Last night I had the honour and privilege to be one of the hundreds of spectators at the First Nations Fashion: Walking in Two Worlds Fashion Show. Even before the models entered the runway, the atmosphere was buzzing with electricity, wonder and, most of all, love and compassion that we could all be sharing this experience together.

BTG's Fitzpatrick Main Stage Adds Ramp to Increase Access

Berkshire Theatre Group (BTG) announces the installation of a new modular ramp at The Fitzpatrick Main Stage to increase access for all patrons, replacing the chair lift previously there.

BTG Presents 'Berkshire Theatre Through The Eras' Free Exhibit At The Stockbridge Library

Berkshire Theatre Group is proud to partner with the Stockbridge Library, Museum & Archives to present a free exhibit. Featuring photographs, letters, posters, props, and costume pieces, this exhibit chronicles the 90-year history of Berkshire Theatre through each of its distinct eras. Lillian Lee, Berkshire Theatre Group's Grants Administrator and Archivist, is planning the main exhibit with Barbara Allen, Curator of the Stockbridge Library, Museum & Archives, curating a portion of the exhibit highlighting the building's life as The Stockbridge Casino.

TARNANTHI Festival Heads to Art Gallery of South Australia Today

More than 300 artists from across Australia will showcase work in TARNANTHI (TAR-nan-dee), the inaugural Festival of Contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art, at the Art Gallery of South Australia from today 8-18 October with exhibitions continuing until 17 January 2016. TARNANTHI is presented in partnership with BHP Billiton and supported by the Government of South Australia.

TARNANTHI Festival Heads to Art Gallery of South Australia, Oct 8-18

More than 300 artists from across Australia will showcase work in TARNANTHI (TAR-nan-dee), the inaugural Festival of Contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art, at the Art Gallery of South Australia from 8-18 October with exhibitions continuing until 17 January 2016. TARNANTHI is presented in partnership with BHP Billiton and supported by the Government of South Australia.