Painting music on HE first one man show in Canberra
Narrabundah exhibition opens Tuesday at the Australian Sculpture Gallery Finniss Crescent featuring painting inspired by music by Pat Flood of Red Hill. The show will be opened by poet David Campbell, a noted writer and critic. Flood studied music from age five and entered Conservatorium Jewel before marriage and a rapidly growing career.
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Visual Music marks Pat Flood Canberra paintings exhibit
Pat Flood, mother of six, painted full time after settling in Canberra in 1964. Encouraged by Tom Gleghorn and studying with Coburn and Wallace-Crabbe, she created 20 large acrylics in Visual Music. Her work, tied to music, showcases over 300 pieces in the past five years, with eight screen prints in the exhibition running daily 1 am to 6 pm until July 18.
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Canberra technical college art exhibition opens minds and eyes
STAGE II DIPLOMA STUDENTS OF CANBERRA TECHNICAL COLLEGE present paintings and sculpture at Studio Nundah MedArthour Avenue OConnor from June 25 to July 4. The show seeks to highlight teaching learning rethink and a current lack of materials while publicizing the Canberra art school’s solid high standard work amid divergent views on student opportunities.
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Art education under official auspices and student aims
Nigel Murray-Harvey surveys England's art schools amid protests after a new education system promised university level standards. He argues art should remain experiential, with teachers guiding access to museums, galleries, exhibitions, lectures, and texts to fuel personal development rather than formal degrees. He notes Stage UK Dip diploma students show awareness but warn against repetitive remaking and urge broader exploration.
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Melbourne to host big 3.5 million show season
J C Williamson Theatres announces plans to spend at least 3.5 million on concert and musical shows over the coming year in Melbourne. Highlights include Yehudi Menuhin visiting, a new 100000 production of My Fair Lady starting in November, tours by Russian ballet companies, a short Fiddler on the Roof return, and a visit by the Royal Shakespeare Company with Dame Peggy Ashcroft.
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Canberra Top 40 list shows weekly hit tunes and dropouts
The Canberra Top 40 weekly chart lists top 40 hits with entries from Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Beatles, Simon and Garfunkel, Led Zeppelin and others. Several tracks are noted as dropped. the list mixes artist spellings and fragmented titles, reflecting a messy OCR read of the period chart.
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the Meatlea
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CHANNEL 3 9.10 FOR SEOOLs Notre Ville-1.arabes
A dense TV schedule lists programs across channels with time slots for schools, science, entertainment, and children's shows. It includes educational topics such as Maths for Third Form and Physical Science Study Courses, alongside popular programs like The Avengers and Here’s Humphrey, ending with a late news roundup and sports previews.
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Canberra Melbourne radio schedule fragment
A dense OCR of a long radio timetable lists programs across Canberra and Melbourne stations. Entries mention morning music, news summaries, school programs, religious services, farm reports, concerts, weather, stock quotes, sports updates, and special broadcasts including Charles and Prince mentions. The fragment shows disparate times and show names with no coherent narrative.
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Second Year Students Exhibit Draws Praise and Sales
The critic notes strong second year work, especially sculpture by Margaret Alexander and Kerry Woodhill, urging visits to view the pieces while remembering student status. The exhibition aims to showcase talent and to sell works to sustain future efforts.
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