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Objects of Desire focuses on the beauty of small, beautifully crafted objects.
This exhibition aims to foster local creativity and appreciation of locally sourced and produced art.

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It’s almost time to hang those stockings, get out Grandma’s ugly jumper, make that Christmas pudding and whether you’ve been naughty or nice, join Australia’s Cabaret sweethearts Karla and Jono as they bring some Christmas cheer your way in Tis The Season.

Get into the Christmas spirit as the stage is transformed into a magical festive wonderland right before your eyes. Sing along to your favourite carols as well as some swinging numbers from artists such as Bing Crosby, Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra, Michael Buble , Andy Williams, Maria Carey and others.

Songs include: Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas, White Christmas, Where are you Christmas, Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas, Silent Night, O Holy Night, Santa Baby, Jingle Bell Rock, It's Beginning to look a lot like Christmas, My Grown Up Christmas List, Jingle Bells, The Prayer and many more.

It certainly will be the most wonderful time of the year, as Karla and Jono entertain you as only they can, with fabulous harmonies, cheeky banter, magical costume changes and sensational dancing, all in one slick and classy Christmas show.

  Wednesday 14 December 11am
  Morning Tea from 10am
  50 minutes
  All Ages
 

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Established in 1992 by Griffith Regional Art Gallery, the National Contemporary Jewellery Award (NCJA) is a biennial award that brings together contemporary applied arts, visual arts and design practice. Celebrating its 30th anniversary, NCJA attracts Australia’s leading contemporary object artists and expands the boundaries of the art of human adornment.

About

Objects of Desire focuses on the beauty of small, beautifully crafted objects.
This exhibition aims to foster local creativity and appreciation of locally sourced and produced art.

About

Established in 1992 by Griffith Regional Art Gallery, the National Contemporary Jewellery Award (NCJA) is a biennial award that brings together contemporary applied arts, visual arts and design practice. Celebrating its 30th anniversary, NCJA attracts Australia’s leading contemporary object artists and expands the boundaries of the art of human adornment.

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LUNCH SOCIETY - National Contemporary Jewellery Award Thursday 15 December (between 12pm - 2pm) Talk with Raymond Wholohan at 12:15pm Cost: $20 Would you love to come to the Art Gallery to see the National Contemporary Jewellery Award - all in your lunch break? We have the answer for you - join the Lunch Society, where art meets lunch! This month enjoy lunch at the Gallery along with a 15-minute guided tour with Raymond Wholohan of the National Contemporary Jewellery Award exhibition at 12:15pm. Established in 1992 by Griffith Regional Art Gallery, the National Contemporary Jewellery Award (NCJA) is a biennial award that brings together contemporary applied arts, visual arts and design practice. Celebrating its 30th anniversary, NCJA attracts Australia’s leading contemporary object artists and expands the boundaries of the art of human adornment. Supplied lunch will be an assortment of delicious wraps and sandwiches, alternate meals for those with dietary requirements can be accommodated for.

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Come along and get your last minute Christmas gifts sorted at the Local Producers Christmas Markets brought to you by #VisitGriffith, a part of #Glow2680.

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Mark Thursday 15 December 2022 in your calendar for "Griffith's Christmas Late Night Shopping". Grab your last minute Christmas gifts at the "Local Producers Christmas Markets" popping up in Kooyoo Street and Griffith's CBD Retail stores who are staying open until late.

Check out the Christmas lights and book a table at a café and enjoy the local Christmas cheer.

About

Objects of Desire focuses on the beauty of small, beautifully crafted objects.
This exhibition aims to foster local creativity and appreciation of locally sourced and produced art.

About

Established in 1992 by Griffith Regional Art Gallery, the National Contemporary Jewellery Award (NCJA) is a biennial award that brings together contemporary applied arts, visual arts and design practice. Celebrating its 30th anniversary, NCJA attracts Australia’s leading contemporary object artists and expands the boundaries of the art of human adornment.

About

Established in 1992 by Griffith Regional Art Gallery, the National Contemporary Jewellery Award (NCJA) is a biennial award that brings together contemporary applied arts, visual arts and design practice. Celebrating its 30th anniversary, NCJA attracts Australia’s leading contemporary object artists and expands the boundaries of the art of human adornment.

About

Objects of Desire focuses on the beauty of small, beautifully crafted objects.
This exhibition aims to foster local creativity and appreciation of locally sourced and produced art.

About

Established in 1992 by Griffith Regional Art Gallery, the National Contemporary Jewellery Award (NCJA) is a biennial award that brings together contemporary applied arts, visual arts and design practice. Celebrating its 30th anniversary, NCJA attracts Australia’s leading contemporary object artists and expands the boundaries of the art of human adornment.

About

Objects of Desire focuses on the beauty of small, beautifully crafted objects.
This exhibition aims to foster local creativity and appreciation of locally sourced and produced art.