Here's "Artsday", HELEN MUSA's weekend guide to the arts in and around Canberra.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
Not since the heyday of the late director Ingmar Bergman has so much interest been aroused by films from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden., says HELEN MUSA.
A bright-eyed cast of teenagers greeted HELEN MUSA when she popped in on the Queanbeyan Bicentennial Hall for a rehearsal of Echo Youth’s coming play, "This Changes Everything", opening soon at The Q.
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Craft reviewer MEREDITH HINCHLIFFE looks at an exhibition of more than 50 years' work by ceramicist Anita McIntyre.
Tuggeranong Arts Centre’s Woden Arts program is hosting a big NAIDOC Week event in Woden, complete with performances by Greg Joseph on didgeridoo, reports HELEN MUSA.
"Through objects commonly found in garages and sheds, glass artist Annette Blair shares memories of generations of makers in her family and acknowledges the precious time she spent with them," writes craft reviewer MEREDITH HINCHLIFFE.
Wayne Quilliam’s portrait “Silent Strength” 2021, depicting Aurukun man Eric Yunkaporta in ceremonial head-wear, has won the 2022 National Photographic Portrait.
SNOW – of the artificial kind – will fall in the parliamentary triangle from this afternoon (June 30) with the arrival of a big, new, free Christmas-in-July festival.
HELEN MUSA previews this weekend's arts offeringings in today's "Artsday" column.
With an eclectic line up featuring everything from Jane and Jimmy Barnes’ cookbook to a Zoom conversation with Chilean writer Isabel Allende, the 2022 Canberra Writers Festival program was launched last night.
“The Marvellous Corricks" is a free exhibition at the National Film & Sound Archive about the lives and careers of the touring family of 10 who delighted Australian audiences with their vaudeville-style show.
