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Australian Brandenburg Orchestra: Avi Avital, BrisbaneAvi Avital is back in Brisbane on the 8th of November following a successful 2014 debut - fans of the Orchestra, rejoice.Visit:QpacImage credit: Guy HechtA World View: The Tim Fairfax Gift, BrisbaneA selection of Tim Fairfax’s collection - including  works from Tomás Saraceno and Timo Nasseri’ - will be showing at GOMA from the 3rd of December until April next year.Visit:GomaTatsuo Miyajima: Connect With Everything, SydneyThe MCA is back with another stellar summer lineup, including Japanese artist Tatsuo Miyajima’s first major exhibition in Australia. Running all summer from the 3rd of November through until March, this is one not to be missed.Visit:Museum of Contemporary ArtImage credit: Tatsuo MiyajimaThe Faith Healer, SydneyA tale set in 20th century Britain about a family with an extraordinary story - Belvoir’s entire summer lineup is worth getting into, and the Faith Healer kicks off an exciting season.Visit:Belvoir TheatreImage credit: Brett BoardmanThe Big Design Market, SydneyGet all your Christmas shopping done over one big weekend (November 25-27), as the Royal Hall of Industries becomes filled with local and travelling designers.Visit:The Big Design MarketImage credit: Instagram/bigdesignmarketBrett Whitely tributes, SydneyRunning until the 13th of November, catch the works legendary Brett Whitely painted to pay tribute to his muses - van Gough, Matisse and Bob Dylan alike.Visit:The Art Gallery of NSWImage credit: Art Gallery of NSW/Wendy WhitelyYuendumu of fire and water, SydneyShowcasing prints and painting from the Yuendumu community near Alice Springs - on display until January 2017.Visit:The Art Gallery of NSWImage credit: Art Gallery of NSW/Judy Napangardi WatsonSydney International Women’s FestivalRunning from November 2nd to the 13th, catch the best in the jazz business, including international and local acts.Visit:The Sydney International Women’s FestivalSydney Dance Company’s New BreedFinishing off the year with a bang, Sydney Dance Company amps it up for New Breed at Carriageworks, testing the limits of choreographic ideas. Runs until the 4th of December.Visit:Sydney Dance CompanyCoppélia, SydneyFollowing the life of the eccentric toy maker, Dr Coppelius, this is a ballet enjoyed by the whole family.Visit:The Australian BalletVersailles: Treasures from the Palace, CanberraSome of France’s most decadent treasuresare coming to Canberrafrom December 9th. Rare exhibits such as Marie-Antoinette’s hand-crafted chair and harp as well as paintings and collectables from the palace will be on display.Visit:National Gallery of AustraliaJo Davenport: Surrounded by Sky, MelbourneFrom the 8th of November catch Jo Davenport’s abstract painting at the Flinders Lane Gallery. A must-see for any contemporary art fan.Visit:Flinders Lane GalleryViktor & Rolf: Fashion Artists, MelbourneUntil February 26th, make sure to visit the National Gallery of Victoria for their best fashion exhibit to date. Viktor & Rolf’s coutureblur the line between art and fashion.Visit:National Gallery of VictoriaJames Turrell’s Amarna, HobartCatch the master of modern light art, James Turrell at MONA. See light and colour harnessed in only a way Turrell could ever pull off during sunrise and sunset sequences - but be sure to book ahead.Visit:MONAThe Dressmaker Exhibition, AdelaideA exhibition starring some of the exquisite haute couture costumes worn throughout Australian filmThe Dressmaker, starring Kate Winslet, is coming to Adelaide until December 11th.Visit: The Dressmaker ExhibitFranz Kempf, AdelaideThe Australian artist’s iconic paintings and prints are worth a trip to North Terrace.Visit:The Art Gallery of South AustraliaImage credit: The Art Gallery of South AustraliaPortrait Month, PerthRunning until January, the Art Gallery of Western Australia’s portrait focused exhibition revolves around the concept of portraiture as a reflection of our society, presenting an array of different mediums including photography, sculpture and traditional painting from Australian and international artists.Visit:The Art Gallery of Western AustraliaImage credit: The Art Gallery of Western AustraliaBen and Jerry’s Open Air Cinema, NationwideBack for another year and running for a month from November all over the country, the popular open air cinema is perfect for date night. With a host of new and old films, including Hacksaw Ridge and Dirty Dancing, alfresco watching never looked so good.Visit:Open Air Cinema