A LARGE-format, linocut picturing Napoleon’s Empress Josephine has won the $12,000 Megalo International Print Prize, Megala, now in its second year, it was announced on Saturday night.
CANBERRA’S CAT Awards ceremony is the latest arts event to fall victim to the coronavirus, with news that the ANU School of Music is closing its performance venues after guidance issued by Australia’s chief medical officer about gatherings of 500+ people.
IN a moving ceremony at Nara Peace Park this morning, members of the ANU New Zealand Club tolled the Rotary Peace Bell 51 times to represent the 51 lives were lost in the Christchurch attack on March 15, 2019.
Rain, hail or shine, 15,000 festivalgoers are expected to descend on the NewActon precinct over the weekend as the festival Art, Not Apart celebrates its 10th anniversary.
The director of the National Portrait Gallery, Karen Quinlan, announced this morning (March 13) that she has decided to cancel tonight's launch of the National Photographic Portrait Prize and tomorrow's programs because of concerns around the coronavirus.
Bright Blue Gorilla are Robyn Rosenkrantz and Michael Glover, filmmakers and musos from Los Angeles who, since 1990, have been travelling the world making movies and music. They'll be in Fyshwick tonight.
The $25,000 Australia Council Award for Theatre has gone to Queanbeyan-born playwright Tommy Murphy, it was announced at last night’s (March 9) 2020 Australia Council Awards held in Sydney’s Eternity Playhouse.
Winemaker Graeme Shaw has joined with the newly-rebranded Belco Arts Centre to present a new, professionalised sculpture prize, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
The spectacular concert-drama “Rolling Thunder Vietnam”, previously seen in 2014 and 2016, is returning to Canberra in a new iteration, but with a few old faces, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.