
SAFAL -South Asian Film Arts and Literary Festival 2025
By Dr Palitha Ganewatta SAFAL Fest is the world’s first and only event bringing three streams, fine & performing arts, film and literature together in a single
By Dr Palitha Ganewatta SAFAL Fest is the world’s first and only event bringing three streams, fine & performing arts, film and literature together in a single
By Uthumi Dona, The Secretary of the Sinhalese Cultural Centre (SCC) The Sinhalese Cultural Centre (SCC) hosted its highly anticipated annual fundraising event, “SCC Nite 2025” on
By Kithsiri Senadeera, Sri Lanka Association of NSW Inc The Sri Lanka Association of NSW (SLANSW) hosted its annual HSC High Achievers Awards Ceremony on the 5th
A review by Angie Singam I recently participated in a series of writing workshops and attended a showing of the work, organised by Voices of Women and
By Campbelltown Arts Centre ‘Pakiboy²’ is a two-channel film installation comprising documentation of an original dance work created by Jiva Parthipan, London, 2000, alongside a restaging, in
By Kay Alahakoon, author of ‘Chasing a Boomerang’ and ‘The Bridges We Cross’ Stepping into the Ivy Sunroom on George Street, Sydney, on Saturday, October 12, felt
By Dr Palitha Ganewatta SAFAL Fest is the world’s first and only event bringing three streams, fine & performing arts, film and literature together in a single
By Uthumi Dona, The Secretary of the Sinhalese Cultural Centre (SCC) The Sinhalese Cultural Centre (SCC) hosted its highly anticipated annual fundraising event, “SCC Nite 2025” on
By Kithsiri Senadeera, Sri Lanka Association of NSW Inc The Sri Lanka Association of NSW (SLANSW) hosted its annual HSC High Achievers Awards Ceremony on the 5th
A review by Angie Singam I recently participated in a series of writing workshops and attended a showing of the work, organised by Voices of Women and
By Campbelltown Arts Centre ‘Pakiboy²’ is a two-channel film installation comprising documentation of an original dance work created by Jiva Parthipan, London, 2000, alongside a restaging, in
By Kay Alahakoon, author of ‘Chasing a Boomerang’ and ‘The Bridges We Cross’ Stepping into the Ivy Sunroom on George Street, Sydney, on Saturday, October 12, felt
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