To mark the achievement of Belconnen Arts Centre’s Stage 2, artists are being invited from throughout Australia to respond to themes of change, metamorphosis, growth, journey and evolution in open exhibition called “Metamorphosis Unframed”.
After a recent tour of regional NSW for HIT Productions, Pigeonhole Theatre’s “Playhouse Creatures” is back in town for two nights only, writes HELEN MUSA.
Fusing east and west, jazz and classical, the inclusion of WA bass player Kate Pass’s Kohesia ensemble in the National Folk Festival line-up is a clear signal of directions for the future in an increasingly diverse Australia, writes HELEN MUSA.
It'll be a case of "Beethoven meets the Bush" at Barragga Bay for the Four Winds Music Festival this year if artistic director James Crabb has anything to do with it, reports HELEN MUSA.
A significant exhibition of calligraphy and art from the National Museum of China is on show to the public at the National Museum from today (Friday, April 5). But it’s by no means just art for art’s sake.