Mighty is an exploration of strength in our modern times.

In a world of aggression, brutality and intolerance, it asks where is the space for grace, vulnerability and empathy in the way we lead and the ways we relate to each other and our world?

Mighty is an ambitious full length work that asks what is it to be strong in today’s world by exploring how we behave when we are our most vulnerable.

The work draws on hours of interviews as well as found materials like political speeches and philosophical texts and is created using physical theatre, dance, circus, comedy and music.

Following the matinee on Saturday, March 2, audiences are invited to hear sculptor Harrie Fasher and director Adam Deusien onstage in a discussion about their collaboration on Mighty.

For details please visit the BMEC website at www.bmec.com.au.

DAVID Brian Wilson (1946-1998) was a prominent artist in the Central West region from when he moved to the area in 1978.

He was a much admired teacher at Charles Sturt University and a great supporter of BRAG during his lifetime.

Hendrik Kolenberg was a senior curator at the Art Gallery of New South Wales for three decades, during which time he curated a major retrospective of David’s practice.

He will present a BRAGS Talk on Wilson's work this Thursday, February 28 at 6pm.

This is a fundraising event for Bathurst Regional Art Gallery Society. Your entry fee of $8 BRAGS members or $10 non-members will be used to purchase artworks for the BRAG collection.

CALLING all Aboriginal artists, crafters and artisans.

Arts OutWest is updating the range of artworks and products sold at its Kew-Y-Ahn Aboriginal Gallery at the Hartley Historic Site.

We’re looking for unique, contemporary items set at affordable prices.

Do you create textiles, nature fibre work, artwork, jewellery, candles, giftware.

Open 10am-4.20pm Tuesday to Sunday (closed 1pm-2pm). Further details at www.artsoutwest.org.au.