submitted by Greek-Australian Cafe Culture on 09.10.2014
Part of ART & ABOUT 2014: THE BANNER GALLERY. When 19th September - 12th October 2014 produced by City of Sydney If artist Eamon Donnelly had a pocket full of change, he’d take a trip back in time to the local milk bar and spend up big on cobbers, musk sticks and bananas….. [[picture:"image.jpg" ID:22603]] What Passiona™, a mixed ...
submitted by Sydney Morning Herald on 22.09.2014
Sydney Morning Herald, September 18, 2014 Linda Morris 360 degree data-browser Professor Sarah Kenderdine has developed an interactive digital browser for Museum Victoria allowing 80,000 previously unseen objects in the Museum's collection to be viewed by museum visitors. The data-browser is the first of its kind in the world. View the audio-visual clip of how the technology works. It is embedded in the link at: http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/art-and-design/digital-cinema-will-allow-visitors-to-explore-museum-archives-20140918-10ebkh.html
submitted by Hellenic Museums & Galleries on 19.09.2014
La Trobe University has begun the massive job of cataloguing a valuable collection of Greek archives which captures the life, culture and history of the Greek Diaspora in Oceania, Australasia and South America over the last 130 years. The archives, donations by the Greek-Australia community over the years, are in 5,500 boxes containing more than seven million archival documents once housed in the former National Centre for Hellenic Studies and Research at La Trobe. The ...
submitted by The Age, Melbourne on 18.09.2014
Author: Victoria Kyriakopoulos The Sunday Age Date: 31/08/2014 Page: 10 FROM EXHIBITIONS OF PRICELESS ANTIQUITIES, TO SEAFOOD FEASTS AND THE VIBRANT CAFE SCENE OF OAKLEIGH, THERE HAS NEVER BEEN A BETTER TIME TO DIP INTO THE CULTURAL LIFE OF EVER-EVOLVING GREEK MELBOURNE, WRITES VICTORIA KYRIAKOPOULOS. Most Saturday afternoons, lawyer Bill Papastergiadis drives from his Toorak home to meet friends in the bustling Greek ...
submitted by Lafcadio Hearn Files on 08.06.2014
Like an artist painting on rice grains, he tried to trap Japan in a story: his one good eye so close to the page he might have been a jeweller with a gem. So much to tell: kimonos and cranes, Cemeteries to stalk at evening, slow Shoals of candles – souls on rivers beneath a massive moon. Even the sound of sandals on a bridge Stayed in the mind for an evening, Matching the shadow of fishermen On still ...
submitted by Kytherian Book Review on 28.05.2014
The George “Best” Costacos Cultural and Cancer Research Foundation presents: The New York City Book Launch of ONE YEAR ON KYTHERA Photographs by Kristina Williamson Wednesday, June 25, 2014 7:30-10:00 p.m. Tenri Cultural Institute 43A West 13th Street, New York, NY Can't make it to the event? ...
submitted by Roxy Museum Bingara on 09.05.2014
As part of the Roxy Greek Museum opening ceremony Pay tribute to a Greek family member or friend who has made the journey to Australia by purchasing an olive tree Now is your opportunity to make a lasting tribute to your family and friends. For $100 you can purchase an olive tree to be planted in the Bingara Olive Grove. The Olive Tree Grove provides a unique opportunity to honor our ...
submitted by Lafcadio Hearn Files on 30.04.2014
In this year, the 110th anniversary of Hearn’s death, an international symposium and commemorative event will be held in July in Lefkada, Greece, the place of his birth. This event will attempt an interpretation of Hearn’s “Open Mind” and explore ways to connect Hearn’s legacy with the future. Since 2009, Hearn has been reevaluated from a range of perspectives, and attempts are being made to apply these newfound ideas ...
Grand Opening of the Roxy Museum View / Download a copy of this article as a .pdf: Report_ Roxy_Greek_ Museum_Opening _Bingara_April_2014.pdf Bingara is located approximately 600kms north of Sydney and 500kms south of Brisbane in the New England Tablelands. It lies centrally in the New England North ...
at the Greek Roxy Museum Bingara. Tess Mallos had a profound influence on redefining the Australian cuisine. Grand Opening of the Roxy Museum View / Download a copy of this article as a .pdf: Report_ Roxy_Greek_ ...
standing beside a panel dedicated to Archie Kalokerinos at the Greek Roxy Museum in Bingara. Sunday April 6th, 2014. Grand Opening of the Roxy Museum View / Download a copy of this article as a .pdf: Report_ Roxy_Greek_ ...
submitted by Lafcadio Hearn Files on 11.03.2014
On 6 March 2014, the Japan World Exposition 1970 Commemorative Fund (JEC Fund) pledged to provide financial assistance up to 6,000,000 Yen to Waterford County Council (WCC) for the “Koizumi Yakumo Memorial Garden” project. The grant is the largest of 48 international grants awarded by the JEC Fund this year. The aim of the project is to transform the 9,400 square metre western style garden of Tramore House into a Japanese garden to ...
submitted by Lafcadio Hearn Files on 04.02.2014
Shimane University Japan With Ms Azukizawa who is the curator of this exhibition
submitted by Roxy Museum Bingara on 15.12.2013
Bingara is planning a great weekend. Come and smash some plates! When Saturday and Sunday 5th & 6th April 2014 Where Bingara, NSW • Official opening ceremony • Movies and other screenings at the Roxy • Talks on Greek cafes and cinemas • Greek festival Gala dinner, dancing • Greek dance band
submitted by Neos Kosmos, Melbourne on 14.11.2013
submitted by Hellenic Museums & Galleries on 09.11.2013
333 South Halsted Street, Chicago Illinois, 60661, United States of America Phone: (312) 655-1234, Fax: (312) 655-1221 National Hellenic Museum website ABOUT NHM Our Mission The National Hellenic Museum is America’s only national institution that interprets the American experience through the history of Greek immigrants, and the contributions ...
submitted by KCA Admin on 24.10.2013
Thanks to a last-minute grant of 4,000 Euros from the Aroney Trust, the 12th Kythera Photographic Encounters took place once again between September 27th and October 1st. Despite the very tight budget and the last minute rush, the Encounters, one of the most popular events of this kind in Greece, were once again a great success, drawing together an eclectic mix of academics, art historians, museum professionals and distinguished photographers as well as an important leavening of students and younger ...
submitted by Neos Kosmos, Melbourne on 06.12.2013
Original furnishings and fixtures from the Greek cafe Busy Bee will feature in a new five year exhibition Neos Kosmos, Melbourne, 23 Sep 2013 Loula Zantiotis (nee Cassimatis) at the Busy Bee Cafe in 2002. Photos: Effy Alexakis, from the 'In Their Own Image: Greek-Australians' National Project Archives In a special five year commitment, the National ...
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