Inspired by the Know My Name movement and in a cultural partnership with the National Gallery of Australia, HERE I AM: Art by Great Women is a major cultural arts festival at the Kambri precinct, launching on 16 November 2020 until 5 March 2021.

HERE I AM: Art by Great Women is a showcase of Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists from multi-disciplinary backgrounds including street art, fine art, photography, illustration, digital, sculpture, film and more.

Curated and produced by aMBUSH Gallery, with over 100 featured artists from across Australia, the summer-long family-friendly festival aims to re-energise our cultural landscape by showcasing some of our best female creative talent, in the heart of our nation.

The first program release will include outdoor public art and gallery exhibitions, live art and music events, public talks, film screenings, ArtHack and more. HERE I AM: Art by Great Women will coincide with KNOW MY NAME by the National Gallery of Australia and will launch this November 2020 until February 2021 as a free public event across venues at the Kambri Cultural Centre and Kambri’s beautiful outdoor public realm.

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EVENTS

FEBRUARY 2021

03/02 Unwind on the Greens | HIIT with Emily Ryan
04/02 How to Win an Election & The Future of Us
04/02 Family Film – Kambri Cinema 3pm – Brave
04/02 Feature Film – Kambri Cinema 7pm – Proof (with NFSA)
05/02 Family Film – Kambri Cinema 3pm – Inside Out
05/02 Feature Film – Kambri Cinema 7pm – Happiest Season
06/02 Music On The Greens | Sophie Maurice
06/02 Family Film – Kambri Cinema 3pm – Ride Like a Girl
06/02 Feature Film – Kambri Cinema 7pm – The Comeback Trail
07/02 Music On The Greens | Sophie Edwards

07/02 Family Film – Kambri Cinema 3pm – Shaun The Sheep: Farmageddon
07/02 Feature Film – Kambri Cinema 7pm – Harriet
10/02 Unwind on the Greens | Body Attack with Jackie Crombie
11/02 Talk | Representation of Women in Contemporary Australian Literature
13/02 Music On The Greens |  The Faumauis

12/02 Linocut Valentine’s Day Workshop
14/02 Music On The Greens | Sophie Maurice
14/02 Live Art Session featuring Shannon Crees

17/02 Unwind on the Greens | Sh’bam with Kara Chalson
18/02 In Conversation | The Hon Ashley Dawson Damer 
19/02 Fabrications by Nicole Ellis | Drill Hall Gallery Exhibition
20/02 Music On The Greens | Georgia Hurford
21/02 Music On The Greens | Sophie Rainbow

24/02 Unwind on the Greens | Body Balance with Lynn Materne
27/02 Music On The Greens | The Faumauis
28/02 Music On The Greens | Georgia Hurford

 

EVENTS – Past

 

NOVEMBER 2020

7/11 HERE I AM: Art by Great Women Exhibition at OPEN, Darling Quarter

20/11 HERE I AM: Art by Great Women Gallery Exhibition
20/11 HERE I AM: Art by Great Women Exhibition Avenue

21/11 Music On The Greens | ALYSSA BEAZLEY
21/11 Film Screening | Martha: A Picture Story (2019)
22/11 Music On The Greens | HOPE WILKINS
24/11 She Leads in Conversation Series | Hon Dame Annette King and Hannah Birdsey
26/11 ANU Thrive | Basketry Craft Workshop
27/11 ArtHack
27/11 Meet the Author | In Conversation with Laura Tingle
27/11 Film Screening | Henry and June (1990)
28/11 Music On The Greens | The Faumauis
28/11 Sweet and Sour Issue Two Launch
29/11 TEDxCanberra Women 2020: Fearless
29/11 Live Art Session: Featuring Bohie

29/11 Music On The Greens | Sophie Edwards

 

DECEMBER 2020

1/12 ANU Thrive | Craft Session Embroidery
2/12 ANU Gender Institute Panel Discussion
3/12 Film Screening | Her Story Her Sound (2019)
4/12 ANU Thrive | Managing Your Money
4/12 HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE ANU ART COLLECTION
5/12 Music On The Greens | Leisa Keen
6/12 TEDxCanberra 2020: Imagine
6/12 Live Art Session featuring Noni Cragg and Bohie
6/12 Music On The Greens | Sara Flint
8/12 ANU Thrive | Oil Pastel Workshop
10/12 Film Screening | Finding Vivian Maier (2013)
11/12 Film Screening | Marina Abramovic: The Artist is Present (1988)
12/12 Music On The Greens | Australian Girls Choir
13/12 Music On The Greens | Dana Hassall
15/12 ANU Thrive | Feast of Strangers
16/12 ANU Thrive | Craft Session
18/12 Film Screening | Camille Claudel (1988)
19/12 Music On The Greens | Australian Girls Choir
20/12 Live Art Session featuring Kaff-eine
20/12 Music On The Greens | Sophie Rainbow
22/12 ANU Thrive | You Can Ask That | Trivia

 

JANUARY 2021

15/01 Sweet and Sour: Life Drawing Workshop
16/01 Music On The Greens | Kirrah Amosa
17/01 Music On The Greens | Kim Yang
19/01 Indigenous Workshop | Culture on the Move- Bush Animal Weaving
20/01 Dance Workshop | Kulture Break
20/01 Unwind on the Greens | Sh’bam with Kara Chalson
21/01 Dance Workshop | Kulture Break
21/01 Indigenous Workshop | Culture on the Move- Bush Animal Weaving
21/01 Feature Film – Kambri Cinema 7pm – Brazen Hussies
22/1 Family Film – Kambri Cinema 3pm – Dora and the Lost City of Gold
22/1 Feature Film – Kambri Cinema 7pm – Radioactive
23/01 Indigenous Workshop | Culture on the Move- Fish Trap Weaving – SOLD OUT
23/01 Music On The Greens | The Differs Band
23/01 Family Film – Kambri Cinema 3pm – Secret Life of Pets 2
23/01 Feature Film – Kambri Cinema 7pm – Tenet
24/01 Music On The Greens | MCKY
24/01 Family Film – Kambri Cinema 3pm – Oddball
24/01 Feature Film – Kambri Cinema 7pm – Little Women
24/01 Live Art Session featuring Leah Meringue
27/01 Unwind on the Greens | Pilates with Lynn Materne
28/01 Family Film – Kambri Cinema 3pm – Moana
28/01 Feature Film – Kambri Cinema 7pm – Star Struck (with NFSA)
29/01 Family Film – Kambri Cinema 3pm – Scoob
29/01 Feature Film – Kambri Cinema 7pm – Misbehaviour
30/01 Music On The Greens | Lucy Sugerman
30/01 Paint Pinot Workshop | Highland Cow
30/01 Family Film – Kambri Cinema 3pm – Maleficent: The Mistress of Evil
30/01 Feature Film – Kambri Cinema 7pm – Rams
31/01 Music On The Greens | Liv Li
31/01 Paint Pinot Workshop | Blue Nude
31/01 Family Film – Kambri Cinema 3pm – A Dog’s Journey
31/01 Feature Film – Kambri Cinema 7pm – The Farewell

 

Visiting by Public Transport: view Transport Canberra website here.
Accessibility: the venue is wheel chair accessible.
Interstate Visitors: please view aMBUSH’s Curated Guide to Canberra.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Contact

Kambri Cultural Centre and Marie Reay Teaching Centre Events Manager
aMBUSH Gallery and Events

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