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The Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery biennial National Works on Paper (NWOP) prize is one of the most prestigious awards and exhibitions in Australia, attracting leading contemporary artists from across the country working in the fields of drawing, printmaking, collage, animation, digital prints and paper sculpture.

Coinciding with MPRG’s 50th anniversary, the 2020 NWOP exhibition takes place 5 December – 21 February.

76 artists have been shortlisted from close to 1200 entries. NWOP supports and promotes contemporary artists with up to $50,000 acquisitions and awards, including the major $15,000 acquisitive award. The finalists represent how artists are constantly adapting and transforming the medium of paper.

Location:

Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery
Civic Reserve, Dunns Road, Mornington

Hours:

Tuesday–Sunday,

The Enchanted Garden Party 2021, Is a boutique open air music event hosted by Morning After & The Enchanted Garden Party.

TICKETS ON SALE NOW → https://theenchantedgardenparty2021.eventbrite.com.au

💥 Guy J (Lost & Found)
💥 D-Nox (Sprout)
💥 Dmitry Molosh (Replug)
💥 Marsh (Anjunadeep)
💥 GMJ Music (Balance / Proton)
💥 Matter (Balance / Proton)

The Enchanted Garden Party is an annual open air outdoor day party curated by the minds from Morning After & The Enchanted Garden Party teams. A place of colour, fun, magic and some of the world’s leading electronic acts.

With a day of wonder, our second edition of The Enchanted Garden Party – Morning After’s inner city annual day party – Friday April 2nd, at the stunning Timber Yard in Port Melbourne.

At our inaugural event we laid the foundations for what we want to become Melbourne’s most magical, colourful, all inclusive dance party with un compromised attention to detail, decor and music – A mystical wonderland of aural and visual delight with a focus on the arts and connection.

After a lot of feedback, this years party we will be encouraging fancy dress, we want you all to bring your own magic – and truly be a part of our magical world for the day!

This years stunning line up includes none other than:
Guy J on headline duties, as well as the king of outdoors D-Nox, Belarusian artist Dmitry Molosh & Anjunadeep’s Marsh for their debut Australian shows and local progressive heavyweights GMJ Music and Matter to round it out.

We can’t wait to see you all again In April 2021

BASSINTHEGRASS will take place at Darwin’s iconic Mindil Beach on Saturday, 15 May 2021 with a slew of nationally and internationally-renowned artists to take to the stage.

An epic line-up has been secured for the all-ages event, with the following artists confirmed
(in alphabetical order):

• Boo Seeka
• ChillinIT
• DMA’S
• G Flip
• Hayden James
• ILLY
• Jack River
• The Jungle Giants
• Lime Cordiale
• Missy Higgins
• Ocean Alley
• Peking Duk
• The Rubens
• SAFIA
• Thelma Plum
• Violent Soho

The 2021 event returns after a record-breaking BASSINTHEGRASS 2019, which saw 10,000 festivalgoers converge on Mindil Beach.
Heading into its 18th year, BASSINTHEGRASS 2021 will feature two main stages offering nonstop entertainment from midday to midnight, with attendees experiencing the Top End’s famous sunsets and warm, tropical weather.
Set to play at BASSINTHEGRASS – and in the Northern Territory for the first time – is Australian indie rock band The Jungle Giants.
Lead guitarist Cesira Aitken said the group was excited to come to Darwin to play BASSINTHEGRASS.
“It’s been such a long time between shows, and this will be our first time in the Northern Territory,” she said.
“It’ll be a special time after such a weird year, we can’t wait!” Australian electropop duo Boo Seeka – made up of Ben Gumbleton and Michael May – said they were keen to get back to the Top End for BASSINTHEGRASS.
“It’s easily one of our favourite festivals,” Michael said.
“Darwin is such an awesome place and we’re both really looking forward to playing for fans at Mindil Beach next year in May.”
Northern Territory Major Events Company CEO Tim Watsford said he was stoked to confirm the line-up for next year’s BASSINTHEGRASS.
“With such a great selection of acts we expect music fans from around Australia to venture north, where they can soak up the sun, sand and good vibes at what has become an unmissable
event for Territorians,” he said.
“BASSINTHEGRASS is the perfect excuse to start planning your Territory adventure.”

Limited general admission tickets are available for $105 until 1 February (unless sold out prior), when final release tickets will go on sale for $120.

This event usually sells out.
A limited number of VIP tickets are also on offer for $220 + booking fee, giving attendees aged 18 and over a premium festival experience with access to a VIP area with private bars and bathrooms, a finger food package, four beverage vouchers and a souvenir stubbie cooler and ticket.
To find out more or to buy your ticket, visit www.bassinthegrass.com.au