Winter Arts Program 1 - 31 July
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Casey’s month-long celebration of the arts is on during July. The Winter Arts Program includes many fantastic opportunities to participate in, and experience, a range of arts events and activities throughout the entire month of July.
The Winter Arts Program aims to showcase, promote and celebrate the arts in Casey and is driven by Casey’s artists and arts groups. Each winter, Casey’s thriving arts community comes together to showcase their diverse artistic talents.
Expression of Interest Forms
2012 Winter Arts Program Expression of Interest form - to return via email
2012 Winter Arts Program Expression of Interest - to return via mail
For more information, contact the Arts Officer at the City of Casey.
The Casey Fine Art Expo
Kick starting the 2011 Winter Arts Program, the Casey Fine Art Expo is sure to bring a palette of colour and imagination to this year’s events.
Hosted by Provenance Artist Studio, the two day exhibition will feature over 200 original works produced by 20 of the regions leading established artists and award winning emerging artists.
Don’t miss out on your opportunity to see some of the regions finest including: Ern Trembath, Robert Knight, Deborah Polman, John Thomas, Janet Mathews, Barbara Pain, Sam Michelle, Elizabeth Thomson, Linda Casey, Kathy Walker, Glen Hoyle, Veronica Fabian, Di King, Rhonda Rawson, Pam Tripp, Do Noble, Brad Trembath, Di Lockwood and Calvin Bell.
Proudly sponsored by the City Of Casey as part of the Casey Arts Participation Initative (CAPI) funded by VicHealth.
For more information regarding The Casey Fine Art Expo please click here.
Casey Digital Histories Project
The Casey Digital Histories Project was the community arts element undertaken by Council as part of the 2008 Winter Arts Program. This collection of oral histories aims to capture and preserve for future generations the fascinating life experiences, memories and reflections of a diverse group of older residents in the Casey community. Fifteen people over the age of 60, residing throughout Casey, were interviewed and asked a range of questions about their lives; their strongest childhood memories, the games they played as children, the family they grew up with and the changes they’ve seen in their lifetime.
As a result of the success of this project, Casey commissioned filmmakers to create a feature length film titled Living Memories – Casey Residents Reflect including excerpts of all participants’ interviews. The film was launched at a premiere screening at the Cranbourne Community Theatre in February 2009, with proud friends and family in attendance and extensive media coverage received in local newspapers.
Click here to view Casey Digital Histories.
Winter Arts Program Events Calendar
