Lots of arts for the weekend. Here's HELEN MUSA'S "Artsday" column.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
FRESH Funk dance at Tuggeranong Arts Centre is putting a modern hip-hop spin on the classic fairytale Cinderella in its end of semester show, “The Glass Slipper”.
Here's today's "Artsday" with HELEN MUSA.
Canberra’s enticingly-named “Stronger Than Fiction” documentary film festival has a reputation for being up-to-date, but its directors, Deborah Kingsland and Hannah de Feyter have outdone themselves this year.
The results are in for the Art Handler’s Awards at the National Portrait Gallery for both the upcoming Darling Portrait Prize and the National Photographic Portrait Prize exhibitions, reports HELEN MUSA.
The Australasian Dance Collective takes The Playhouse stage later this month with a program of Australian premieres called “Three”, billed as “Three works. Three choreographers. Three spellbinding stories”.
It’s “Arts in the City”, HELEN MUSA’S weekly wrap of what’s playing where in Canberra.
There are a record six Canberra arts recipients in today's Queen's Birthday Honours list, all of them mighty contributors to our cultural scene.
“Rauschenberg & Johns: Significant Others”, a new exhibition depicting one of North America’s most important artistic dialogues, has opened at the National Gallery.
More than $500,000 has been awarded to 15 Canberra artists ranging from playwrights and punk rock to choreographers and contemporary art.
It's "Artsday" with HELEN MUSA.
When it comes to depicting bad parenting on stage, nobody does it quite so well as playwright David Williamson in “Emerald City”, writes HELEN MUSA.
