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Arts and culture
Woollahra is recognised as the home of many of Australia's most acclaimed artists, authors and filmmakers, including poet Banjo Patterson, Nobel Prize winning author Patrick White, iconic opera singer Dame Joan Sutherland as well as internationally recognised visual artists Charles Blackman, Russell Drysdale, Donald Friend, Fairlie Kingston, Margaret Olley, Lloyd Rees and Martin Sharp.
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Council's role
Our role is to facilitate a creative and vibrant community where people of all ages and backgrounds have access to lifelong learning opportunities and cultural activities. This is achieved through the development of policies, strategies, partnerships and events.
Our cultural programs include:
- Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize
- Public Art Projects
- Artist in Residence
- Writers & Readers
- Poets' Picnic
- Youth Photographic Award and Short Film Prize
Through community partnerships and the Cultural Grants Program we support local creativity, cultural pursuits and creative talents including:
- Little Things Art Competition
- Paddington Art Prize
- Waverley Woollahra Art School
- Critical Path
- Eastern Suburbs Organisation for Reconciling Australia (ESORA) and the Bush Tucker Walks
- The Woollahra Philharmonic Orchestra
- Art Month Sydney
Search for more organisations, services and facilities in your area (including galleries, museums and art classes) with the Community Information Database.
Enquiries
For more information, please contact:
Cultural Development
Telephone: 9391 7135
Fax: 9391 7044
Email: cultural.development@woollahra.nsw.gov.au