Lattice::Sydney Roundup
» Earlier this year, Alice Angus and Orlagh Woods from UK-based artist-led studio Proboscis undertook a three and a half week residency at ICE – supported by the British Council – to work with a select group of emerging young artists and cultural practitioners from Western Sydney. Find out more about what Proboscis did in Western Sydney and check out the images, videos and ongoing blog. More »
Ali Kadhim: Parkroar
» New media artist and parkour practitioner, Ali Kadhim, has been working at ICE since 2007, thanks to an Emerging Producers in Community (EPIC) grant from the Australia Council. Join us to take a look at how his innovative project – Parkroar – has taken shape over the past year. More »
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Indigenous Arts - present and future
Don’t miss the last seminar in our free Autumn/Winter seminar series! Indigenous arts – present and future will be the subject of discussion at the Bankstown City Council Chambers on July 10. Speakers include Garry Jones, Peter White, Patricia Adjei and Adam Hill. More »
Switch Academy coming soon
ICE will soon be offering an exciting range of fee-paying short courses. Through Switch Academy you can learn new skills, upgrade your existing ones, get creative, follow a passion or just do something completely different! More »
Making Links - Call for Papers
The Making Links Conference, Melbourne 11-13 November, is looking for presentation papers and workshops on topics discussing technology and social inclusion, community participation, action and case studies of successful ICT projects. More »
ICE plays host to visiting scholar
ICE is pleased to be hosting a visit from Shing Au-Yeung from the Department of Sociology at the University of Hong Kong. Shing is visiting Australia for five months to undertake research for his PhD on the relationship between arts funding in Australia and Hong Kong. More »
Join ICE on Facebook
Did you know you can now find ICE on Facebook? Join the ICE Facebook group to show your support and to receive updates on projects, events and opportunities at ICE. More »
IN FOCUS
To Binh Ta, theatre is essential. “It’s like eating or sleeping,” he says, “I have to perform.” More at the Artfiles website »
Changing Lives
»» Changing Lives is a project engaging Arabic speaking young people with digital arts and community cultural development. The project empowers young people with skills to make and tell their own stories and share them on the internet.More »
DigiTales
»» ICE is the first Australian partner in the global digital storytelling project – DigiTales. This collection of unique local tales made by Sydney’s emerging media talent is now online.More »
Urban Music Project
»» Music workshops for diverse young people in Western Sydney with support from the Vodafone Australia Foundation.More »
Youth Digital Cultures
»» A three-year youth digital arts and skills development project driven by creative and diverse young people from all corners of Western Sydney. More »