Marina Abramović: In Residence has been nominated for Best Arts Program 2015 for the FBi SMAC Awards!
Established in 2008, the FBi SMAC Awards (FBi SMACs: A Festival of Sydney Music Arts and Culture) recognise and celebrate the artists, musos,
venues, promoters, creators and culture makers who keep Sydney’s creative heart beating.
Marina Abramović took over Pier 2/3 for Kaldor Public Art Project 30 in July
2015. The public were invited to take part in a series of exercises over 12 days, experiencing the work of Abramović first hand. The project also gave 12
Australian artists the once in a lifetime opportunity to be mentored by the artist herself.
You can vote for us, and many other talented Sydney-based visual artists, musicians, venues and events besides at the FBi SMACs website. Public
voting will run until 5pm December 18, 2015.
With audience engagement stronger than ever, FBi Radio will now bolster the success of their annual FBi SMAC Awards ceremony by taking over Carriageworks
with a new daylong festival on Sunday 10 January. The festival will spotlight the brightest talent and undiscovered gems from the
Sydney scene.
Kaldor Public Art Projects have one double pass to giveaway. To enter, share this post on Facebook and tag Kaldor Public Art Projects.
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This week we take a look back at
one of Anri Sala’s earliest works, a video titled Intervista (Finding the Words), 1998, which Sala developed as an art student in Paris. 
This year all eyes are on Athens in the wake of Documenta14, a five yearly
exhibition of contemporary art that this year made its debut in Greece. Lately associated with Europe's financial crisis, Greece has emerged as a hub
of creative activity and progressive thought: fertile ground for artists to interrogate and discuss Europe's social and political future.
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