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SUMMARY:Lunar Harmony at Gallery Lane Cove + Creative Studios
DESCRIPTION:​Lunar Harmony \nArtists: Aimee Meng\, Tian Qi Lin\, Chunxiao Qu (courtesy to Futures Gallery)\, Jennifer Van Ratingen\, Zi Xin\, Nicole Zhang (courtesy to CBD Gallery)\, June Zhao\, Mei Zhao \nCurated by XiaoXiao Zhang from CBD Gallery ​ \n\n\n29 January – 21 February  \nOpening Event: Wed 4 Feb\, 6pm-8pm \n​​​​​ \nCoinciding with the Lunar New Year\, Lunar Harmony\, draws together a diverse array of practices from emerging Chinese-Australian artists. Traversing the mediums of painting\, sculpture\, installation and ceramics\, the exhibition explores themes of identity\, migration\, cultural memory and belonging.  \nAbout the Curator \nXiaoxiao Zhang is the founder and director of CBD Gallery\, a dynamic contemporary art space established in May 2023 in a four-level heritage building in Sydney’s CBD. With a passion for showcasing emerging and established Australian artists\, Zhang has positioned CBD Gallery as a vital platform for innovative voices in the local art scene\, emphasising diverse practices that bridge cultural narratives and contemporary issues. \n​ \nHer curatorial vision draws from a strong educational foundation\, including a Master’s degree in Commerce from RMIT University in Melbourne\, a Diploma of Visual Art\, and a Certificate of Museum Management from TAFE Meadowbank. This background has equipped her with a comprehensive understanding of art culture and art business. \n​ \nIn her role as gallery founder & director\, Zhang has built CBD Gallery into a hub for thought-provoking shows\, such as “Landscapes Reimagined” Group exhibition and solo presentations like Nicole Zhang’s “Yesterday\, Today\, Tomorrow.” and Martin Claydon’s “Leave of the Brush” \n​ \nAs a curator\, Zhang has organized a series of acclaimed exhibitions\, including “New Voices\,” a group show highlighting fresh talents from the National Art School. She has also represented CBD Gallery at prestigious events such as Sydney Contemporary in 2024 and 2025\, fostering connections with collectors and institutions. \n​ \nCommitted to nurturing Australian-Chinese artists\, she is now curating “Lunar Harmony\,” CBD Gallery’s inaugural off-site group exhibition at Gallery Lane Cove. This show\, celebrates the 2026 Chinese New Year\, featuring works by Aimee Meng\, Chunxiao Qu\, Jennifer Van Ratingen\, Zi Xin\, Nicole Zhang\, Mei Zhao\, and Tian Qi Lin\, delving into themes of cultural memory\, belonging\, and intergenerational dialogue.
URL:https://inthecove.com.au/events/lunar-harmony-at-gallery-lane-cove-creative-studios/2026-02-10/
LOCATION:Gallery Lane Cove\, 164 Longueville Road\, Lane Cove\, 2066
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SUMMARY:Free Six Week Holistic Yoga Programme For Woman of All Ages
DESCRIPTION:Women and Children First\, which operates the Delvena Women’s Refuge\, and is again offering a free community yoga program in Term 1\, funded by Lane Cove Council.\n\n\nThe program is designed specifically for women\, and the classes are run by The Zen In Me\, a qualified Vinyasa Yoga Teacher. \n\n\nThis 6‑week free holistic yoga program is suitable for women of all ages and all levels—everyone is welcome. \n\nConnect on a deeper level to better understand your individual goals through yoga\, meditation\, and strive to be the best version of yourself\, minimising stress\, anxiety and self- doubt from your mindset. \n\n\n\nTo book call Andrea on  9971 4499 \n\nor email andrea.b@wacf.org.au \nLimited child minding is available – the venue is in Lane Cove.
URL:https://inthecove.com.au/events/free-six-week-holistic-yoga-programme-for-woman-of-all-ages/2026-02-10/
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SUMMARY:Military History Talk – Operation Tradewind
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday 10 February\, 6:15pm. Battle of Morotai\n\n\nIn May 1944 Allied troops captured Madang in Papua New Guinea allowing the United States to begin Operation Tradewind and the Battle of Morotai – part of the process to recapture the Philippines and to occupy the Japanese home islands. Tradewind also served as the staging point for the Australian landings on Borneo in early 1945.  \nLTCOL Graeme Davis (Retd) from the Lane Cove R.S.L. Sub-Branch\, and principal of Family Military History will discuss Operation Tradewind and the Battle of Morotai in the light of the strategy of ‘island hopping’.  \nBookings essential \nImage caption: United States troops getting off an infantry landing craft on Morotai Island\, New Guinea\, 15 September 1944. Photographer Jack Band. (Courtesy of the Australian War Memorial 017591)
URL:https://inthecove.com.au/events/military-history-talk-operation-tradewind/
LOCATION:Lane Cove  Library\, Library Walk\, Lane Cove\, NSW\, 2066\, Australia
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