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2018 Brisbane International Arts Festival
2018 BIAF Closing Announcement
Brochure Download | World Weekly News [1] [2] | Queensland Taiwan Centre Announcement
Contents
1. Overview
2. Details
Book Launch and Talk: YouTube | Dr KUO's Comment | Book Purchase
Opening Reception: YouTube | Images
Grand Opening Ceremony: YouTube
Opening Reception:Arts to fight cancer
Insurance Consultants
Lantern Painting Award Ceremony: YouTube
Damini Women's Association of Qld Incorporation
English Dance Kaleidoscope
Dance Kaleidoscope dance mostly English folk dances, also called Playford or English country dances.We dance because we enjoy it and those who perform do so as it gives a good reason for improving style and dressing up.
Kaleidoscope represents the changing patterns of the dancers as they dance, as well as the variety of dance styles performed by the group.
Let's Bollywood
Let’s Bollywood Dance School started with a passion to bring the fun and excitement of Bollywood dancing to Brisbane. We get the kids and adults of Brisbane to enjoy the movement of their bodies to the upbeat Bollywood music. We fuse together classical and folk Indian dance styles with contemporary Bollywood movements to create a fun and thrilling environment. Our classes are focused on making you happier, smarter and a whole lot healthier!
SAKURA Dance Group
The Sakura Dance Group is a non-profit organisation based on the Gold Coast, Australia. Our aim is to spread the awareness of Japanese culture and history through traditional Japanese dance. We hope to bring entertainment and happiness to our audiences.
Teacher, choreographer, art director and leader Junko Thomson has fused together a variety of traditional styles to create a unique and yet authentic Japanese cultural experience.
The Sakura Dance Group performs regularly at cultural events, schools, churches, aged-care centres and charity functions.
Bolivia Marka Dance Group
The Bolivia Marka dancers are a group of fun-loving passionate people who have diverse cultural backgrounds, including Bolivia, Peru and Australia brought together by their shared passion of Bolivian music and dance.
The folkloric music and dances of Bolivia originate from a variety of regions throughout the country and each dance represents a unique cultural story.
Formed in 1999, the Bolivia Marka dance group has a long and colourful history and has performed at countless cultural events around Australia.
3. Events Schedule
9 February - 2 March
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Lantern Painting Competition for students from local and community language schools.
3 March
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Dr Sophie McIntyre's Book Launch and Talk at Queensland Taiwan Centre (see detail).
8 March - 21 March
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STORIES Multinational Painting Exhibition at Queensland Parliament House (see detail).
9 March (Friday)
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Arts & Cultural Workshops at Calamvale Community College.
10 March (Saturday)
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Taiwan Changhua Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra Charity Concert at 2:00 PM, SunPAC (see detail).
- Tickets: Single $30.00 | Group (10+) $25.00.
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Taiwan Taipei Puppet Theater at 7:00 PM, SunPAC (see detail).
- Tickets: Single $30.00 | Group (10+) $25.00.
16 March - 14 April
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Taiwan Week Lantern Painting Exhibition at Queensland Taiwan Centre.
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Lantern Painting Competition Award Ceremony at 5:00 PM 16 March (Friday) , Queensland Taiwan Centre (see detail).
17 March (Saturday)
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Environmental documentary movie "Beyond Beauty: Taiwan from Above" at 12:00 PM, SunPAC (see detail).
- Tickets: Single $30.00 | Group (10+) $25.00.
4. Supporting Organisers
5. Venue Locations
Calamvale Community College
11 Hamish St, Calamvale QLD 4116
SunPAC
470 McCullough Street, Sunnybank QLD 4109
Queensland Parliament House
Parliamentary Annex
Queensland Taiwan Centre
Shop 36B, Sunny Park Shopping Centre (342 mcCullough Street), Sunnybank QLD
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