The Art Gallery of New South Wales is currently exhibiting the first survey in Australia by visionary Swedish artist Hilma af Klint (1862–1944), whose remarkable mystical paintings bring new perspectives to the narratives of modern art and have become an …
Featured photo- Rachel Griffiths with, in the background, the portrait of her sleeping by Natasha Bieniek, amongst this year’s Archibald Prize finalists. All photos by Ben Apfelbaum.…
Anne Walberg (Emmanuelle Devos) was once the star of her industry – a perfumer whose ability to produce enticing new fragrances was second to none and which saw her rise through a competitive landscape. She remains in demand, but her …
THIS CONCERT HAS BEEN INDEFINITELY POSTPONED DUE TO SYDNEY’S CURRENT COVID 19 OUTBREAK
East Meets West Orchestral Evening will present a unique blend of music from China and beyond. This is a stellar opportunity for audiences in Canberra, Sydney, Brisbane
Indigenous artists from around Australia were set to come together on 3-4 July 2021, for the third National Indigenous Art Fair– a two-day art market and program of events in celebration of NAIDOC Week, which was set to take place …
On seeing LUNCH WITH BERNAYS, one wonders whether The Gruen Transfer should have been called The Bernays Source.
Like Victor Gruen, Edward Bernays was an Austrian-American, but rather being an architect of shopping malls, was the architect of modern propaganda …
Not to be confused with the delightful Australian film of three summers ago, THREE SUMMERS (TRES VEROES) waxes Brazilian over the winter of discontent of a bunch of domestics when their employer makes an inglorious runner making them all gawp.…
There is a clear, well defined brief for productions that the Australian Theatre For Young People (ATYP) put on. The play must deal with challenging, difficult issues that young people contend with.
Award winning playwright and Artist In Residence at …