The weekend's all but here. So here's HELEN MUSA's call of the culture card with her weekend "Artsday" column.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
When Ukrainian bass operatic singer Taras Berezhansky started studying the role of Attila the Hun, which he will perform for Opera Australia soon, he didn't spend a lot of time on history.
Canberra artist Solomon Karmel-Shann from has won the $10,000 Hornsby Art Prize.
The who, what, where, when column of Canberra arts. It's HELEN MUSA's "Arts in the City".
Arts editor HELEN MUSA wades knee deep into this week's arts news. It's "Artsday".
It's United Nations Day today – that's why you can see UN flags flying on both bridges Lake Burley Griffin – but it's a very different organisation from the one officially declared on October 24, 1945.
It was a case of the destination being more important than the journey, president of the Artists Society of Canberra, Peter van Rens, said last night (October 21) as he launched the organisation’s 80th annual spring exhibition.
HELEN MUSA reviews "Haydn Speaks", a performance of words and music by John Bell and the Australian Haydn Ensemble at Albert Hall.
As the weekend approaches, HELEN MUSA's got everything in the arts sorted with her weekend "Artsday" guide.
After generations of hatred and grieving, and 80 years after the fall of Singapore, it’s time to forgive and reconcile, the Australian War Memorial's musical artist-in-residence Christopher Latham says.
As the G&T glasses clink and the British Film Festival comes around again, it’s hard to get away from the trusty old accolade, “Best of British”, for that is exactly what curator Kim Petalas is aiming for.
Another week of "Arts in the City" with arts editor HELEN MUSA.
