Australia China Young Professionals Initiative Sydney Proudly presents MAPPING THE OPPORTUNITY LANDSCAPE IN THE ASIAN CENTURY with Guest Speaker Heather Ridout Presented in association with the Australia China Business Council 22 February 2012 6.30pm Australia China Business Council Shanghai Room … Continue reading
Sound Kapital, Creative Asia’s first major production for 2012, and the largest showcase of Beijing rock to hit Australian shores yet, went off with a bang last week at Carriageworks in Redfern. The night began with an artist talk by … Continue reading
Carriageworks and Creative Asia Present SOUND KAPITAL 3 Feb 2011 Discover Beijing’s seething music underground in this one night only special event at Carriageworks An associated event of the City of Sydney Chinese New Year Festival Projections by Matthew Niederhauser … Continue reading
BIG news for anyone who knows anything of China’s underground music scene: Beijing’s hottest indie rock band are coming to Sydney! As part of their 3 city Australia Tour this November, Carsick Cars will be playing at FBi Social next … Continue reading
The China Australia Literary Forum has wrapped up for this year and we finally have a moment to reflect on what a fantastic week it was. Three days of stimulating exchange and exchange between Chinese and Australian authors, translators, critics … Continue reading
Creative Asia is very pleased to announce the upcoming opening of the China Australia Literary Forum (30 August- 2 September 2011) In this important literary encounter, hosted by the UWS Writing and Society Research Group, ten prominent Chinese writers are visiting … Continue reading
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I’m delighted to be posting this guest review of Louise Hawson’s 52 suburbs, now showing at the Museum of Sydney. This review is contributed by arts writer Joanna Bayndrian. East is West: refreshing explorations of Sydney’s population epicenter in Louise Hawson’s 52 … Continue reading
What do you get when you merge live theatre, Youtube, Facebook and reality TV? Ama and Chan, a completely new, refreshing and fun take on a multimedia production by Urban Theatre Projects, opening May 4 at Bankstown Arts Centre. Described … Continue reading
The Chinese Australian art community were out in force on a sultry evening last night in Redfern, for the launch of artist Adam Chang’s new solo exhibition at the Chinalink Gallery. ‘Mao, Terracotta Army & Myself’, curated by Chinalink Gallery Founder David … Continue reading
Australian author Shirley Shackleton, recent winner of the 2010 Walkley Non Fiction Book award, will tour the China literary festival circuit this March to talk about her recent novel, The Circle of Silence. The Chinese lit fest scene has been … Continue reading
