I’m an avid watcher of SBS Food but I’ve been tempted to switch it off many times this week because of the Mardi Gras ad - every time it comes on I get so uncomfortable and I haven’t had the energy to pinpoint why. I’ve been...
Uncle Muhammad and friends present song, story and those queer things Friday 5 March, 7pm 8 Victoria Road, Parramatta For Art At Night Parramatta Precinct, I.C.E. will be hosting a screening of a new work + performance by Uncle Muhammad (was previously one half of 2 Boys In...
On Saturday, 27 Feb, Delta 88 will open its' doors! Come through for a tour of the studio, free Ableton workshops and pop-ups from local record labels and stores. Meet Delta 88's studio engineers and musicians from the area. Let us know if you're coming! https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/delta-88-studio-open-day-tickets-140941005341 The engineers: Chris...
While waiting in the line at Kmart to buy flag paraphernalia, the white women in ugg boots will contest my right to wear my ‘Invasion Day’ shirt. This is only a free country for the white people, and god forbid I be free to speak...
Medicine Women of the Flannel Flower Story tells of Invasion Day, the impact on us, the Traditional Owners, our Ancestors, our ongoing healing journey; our connection to Country, and our affinity with Flannel Flower. Flannel Flowers represent the Spirit of the Traditional Owners of Australia. Like...
Willow Grove is more than a building. This Italianate villa on Philip Street, Parramatta, was built in 1891 by draper, Annie Gallagher. It is a site of much controversy at the moment because of decisions to move the building from its’ current site to make...
Download across all streaming services! 23-year-old Jerrah Patston is a singer/songwriter from the Blue Mountains. His debut album Sounds Like Rain was released November, 24! Sounds Like Rain draws on Jerrah’s unique way of seeing the world to present a series of tracks not often heard in Australian music...
This year’s NAIDOC theme, “Always Was, Always Will Be”, encourages all who live on unceded land to think about the unmovable connection that First Nations people have with the land, air and water that we live and work on every day, to think about the...
I.C.E. is delighted to announce that on 24 August, Hannah Donnelly started as Producer, First Nations Programs. Hannah is a Wiradjuri curator, writer and producer interested in Indigenous futures, speculative fiction and responses to climate trauma. Winner of the National Indigenous Story Award in 2018,...
A new term of Club Weld has started and we’re excited to see everyone again. Club Weld expanded over the break and we are welcoming some fantastic new musicians this term - this means we’re now running on Tuesdays AND Wednesdays! The studio is operating...
