A striking, three-metre “roving cube” is making its way around Canberra landmarks as part of the University of Canberra’s annual “FADx” (Faculty of Arts and Design) exhibition, being held virtually this year.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
THE cast for Shakespeare by the Lakes IV's 2022 production of “As You Like It”, has been announced.
THREE of Canberra’s best-known music-makers are coming together in late January to host an unusual singing and walking venture in Kosciuszko National Park.
CANBERRA’S theatre community is mourning the loss of its best-known and most prolific set designer, Brian Sudding, who died on November 2.
HELEN MUSA previews the arts on offer as we head to the weekend.
WIRADJURI filmmaker and poet Jazz Money has been announced as the recipient of the National Film and Sound Archive’s $25,000 RE/Vision Commission, to produce a unique digital work from the national collection.
ARMED with talent and a handy dash of pragmatism, Canberra pianist and composer Ronan Apcar is determined to get the snootiness out of music recitals.
AS the spiritual home to visual arts, Italy has always punched above its weight in cinema, as the coming Italian Film Festival amply demonstrates.
M16 ARTSPACE in Griffith has today (November 9) announced the appointment of Emerson Radisich as executive director.
THE Canberra Short Film Festival will be back again live tomorrow (November 10) for 16 nights of contemporary short films, music videos and animations from Canberra, Australia and around the world.
And the arts news keeps coming... here's this week's "Arts in the City" column by HELEN MUSA.
THE Canberra public is in for a treat if the media call for the newest satirical Wharf Revue is anything to go by, writes HELEN MUSA.
