Watch @LennyKravitz perform live on 1st June, as he headlines the UEFA Champions League Final Kick Off Show by Pepsi at Wembley Stadium. Where the watch the UEFA Champions League final: https://www.uefa.com/uefachampionsleague/news/0253-0d82037aaedd-f371c464f919-1000--where-to-watch-the-uefa-champions-league-final-tv-broadc/

Art As Catharsis is proud to release Jessica O’Donoghue’s new single, Rise Up – a dark and visceral piece of art-pop: https://lnk.to/Rise-Up-single "The video for Rise Up is a collaboration with dancers Anca Frankenhaeuser, choreographer Alana Jeverett, director Joanna Joy and editor Phoebe Taylor", says Jessica. "The clip explores aspects of the self, the relationship between generations and expectations on women from themselves and from others. It also explores personal trauma, generational trauma and cultural trauma; how we can reconcile and heal past hurt and pain within ourselves and from others in order to Rise Up and take positive action for a better future." Jessica O'Donoghue's debut album Rise Up is out 2 September on Art As Catharsis. Artist Jessica O'Donoghue Director Joanna Joy Producer Raeanne Chami 1st Assistant Director Tamra Heinzel Director of Photography/Camera Op Babi Bertoldi 1st Camera Assistant Annalise Kefetzi 2nd Camera Assistant Irisha Adnyana Lighting Design Urania Recchioni Production Design Jordan Wednesday Leah Art Assistant Eileen Kenny Costume Design Jordan Wednesday Leah Costume Assistant Amy Warner Make Up Tara Hillier Production Assistant Madeleine Woods Editor Phoebe Taylor Colour Grader Daniel Pardy Dancer Anca Frankenhaeuser Dancer Christiana Stewart Dancer / Choreographer Alana Jeverett

Elastic Stasis by Cass Mortimer Eipper featuring dancers of the Pre-Professional Year 2021. Original music by Me-Lee Hay. List on Spotify: http://open.spotify.com/album/1iWpp1sO1VIIycGtKy4Nm4 Listen on Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/au/album/elastic-stasis/1599978228

Bianca Powers [Late Sun Dance Music Video.] Producer: Maggie Ekert. Director/ Colourist/ Production design: Julienne Pancho Written and Performed by Bianca Power 1st AD: Lucy Lakshman 2nd AD: Kelsey Nagel Editor: Karla Farmer Production Assistants: Vanessa Balanay, Lucy Cichero, Kelsey Nagel Dancers: Christiana Stewart, Rebecca Anne Irwin, Laura Garbutt, Laetitia Arthur

H A B I T U A T E. The environment is where we all meet; where we all have a mutual interest; it is the one thing all of us share. We are all a product of our environment, and now more than ever changes in the climate we live in is a by-product of human existence. Derived by the concept of climate change, desertification, animal adaption and survival instinct, I felt the need to merge my practice with a raw, organic contemporary dance qualities. In a time like no other, 2020 has seen prolific effects to our world. I would like to prompt reflection upon your own environmental footprint. "You cannot get through a single day without having an impact on the world around you. What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make.” —Jane Goodall Director & Choreographer: Christiana Stewart Production Company: Retrojekt DOP & Cinematographer A Camera: Jonny Morfoulis Cinematographer B Camera: Rhiannon Whitaker Dancer: Maalfrid Soendenaa Editor: Christiana Stewart Head Editor & Colourist: Jonny Morfoulis. Music Composer: Jasmine Lunn Original Music Composers: Travis Lake, Lechuga Zafiro

AUSTRALIAN DANCE PROJECT. Collectively, we are stronger.  Dance as we know is a form of expression that enables us to listen, share and bring us closer together.  2020 has evoked change, as artists we faced many challenges and media instilled new ideals into our modern-day society. Collectively, we shared individual experiences with the COVID-19 pandemic and the BLM movement. This began our journey, to connect independent artists universally through movement, wherever your creative outlet may be and however you move and groove. Actions speak louder then words: collectively we can make a difference and unite a voice. Bringing community back to its roots, we what believe the world need unity now, more than ever. Find us on social media @projectausdance and hashtag #ausdanceproject.

SKIN FILM FESTIVAL SUBMISSION. Protection and Destruction is a 3-minute dance film that explores the relationships and kinaesthetic reactions between skin and the elements of water, fire, air and earth, as well as the industrial, man-made structures of concrete and steel.  Collaboratively choreographed, filmed and edited by Bachelor of Fine Arts (Dance Performance) 2019 Queensland University of Technology second year students. Audio: "Kill Me" produced by Ella Van Dyck and Anabel Florenciano

A creative practitioner in the midst of coronavirus 2020. The creation of this film started with an idea as all things do. A brief about the concept of 'connection'. What it means to connect and how everything and everyone connect. WE researched and brainstormed the idea and found conversation to be something that connects us. As well as living in isolation as a shared experience. Using this as inspiration we created an initial phrase, and created a second phrase responding to the initial phrase from someone else, mimicking the form of a conversation. Splicing the filmed choreography together, setting it to music overlayed with conversation we ended with our film 'Autophobia/ Tete a Tete'.