Is there no end to the arts news? Not if arts editor HELEN MUSA has a say. Here's her latest "Artsday" column...
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
Arts editor HELEN MUSA previews "Van Gogh Alive", an immersive show of more than 3000 images set to a classical music score.
AFTER several covid-thwarted attempts, dance artist and former “CityNews Artist of the Year”, Liz Lea, is at last embarking on her third “BOLD” dance summit.
Here's "Arts in the City", a weekly look at arts and events around Canberra with arts editor HELEN MUSA.
CON BOEKEL reviews a photo exhibition that is intended “to showcase some of the region’s most exciting new photographers and photo-media artists”.
Reviewer ROB KENNEDY thrills to the music celebrating a century of tango.
Cathy Franzi is an exacting and careful artist, who observes and captures Australian flora in her thoughtful work, says reviewer MEREDITH HINCHLIFFE.
Here's another "Artsday" column from arts editor HELEN MUSA.
JUST months after receiving a Canberra Critics Circle Award for its bold originality, the mixed-ability company, Rebus Theatre, has been awarded magnificent $870,000 bushfire recovery grant.
CANBERRA’S Polish embassy has chosen a dramatic way to mark the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Poland and Australia, which falls on Sunday, February 20.
Another day, another "Artsday" column from HELEN MUSA.
Anybody who has ever said, even half in jest, “I’d kill to play that role" will be able to relate to goings-on in “Ruthless! The Musical”, about to take the stage at The Q in Queanbeyan.
