January 2006

Websites That Click

Suburban Sista Soundz conquer the Metro!

» 200 people packed the Metro Theatre in the heart of Sydney’s CBD for Suburban Sista Soundz tour finale. The crowd celebrated the spectacular rhymes, beats and melodies of the emerging young Hip Hop artists playing alongside established local talents Urthboy, Ozibatla, Figgkid, Trey and Maya Jupiter. More »

Originate Seminars

» ICE presents a series of free forums on Wednesday nights in February at Riverside Theatres, Parramatta that promise insights into Western Sydney arts and culture, copyright issues, sourcing arts funding and current insurance dilemmas. More »

Websites That Click

In April 2005, ICE coordinated Websites That Click, a series of website development workshops held at Switch Multimedia and Digital Arts Access Centre in Granville. More »

Island Beatz

Young unemployed Pacific Islander people aged 15 -25 are getting their taste of a career in music through Island Beatz, a free 8-week TAFE Outreach course. More »

Jirrin Journey

Arabic people’s stories told through memories of foodmaking. More »

Granville Directory Project

ICE’s Community IT Program has been working in partnership with Parramatta City Council and local Granville residents to produce a directory featuring the personal stories and significant places of Granville. More »

Making Links

More than 130 workers attended ‘Making Links, Putting Technology to Work in the Community Sector’ at the University of Technology Sydney. Visit the website for more.

Artfiles Showcase 2006

Come to the launch of the Artfiles 2006 book and website. Contact artfiles@ice.org.au.

Artists Dis/Placed

The Australia Council for the Arts recently funded this exhibition and professional development program for recently arrived migrant artists. Contact artfiles@ice.org.au. More »

Judging Amir

ICE launched this short film at Campbelltown Arts Centre during the recent Sydney Arab Film Festival. Speaking about the experiences of Arab Australian young men, this short film weaves a tale of mistaken identity, friendship and surveillance. Contact advertising@ice.org.au. More »