IN a coup for the National Capital Authority, the large-scale digital spectacular “Van Gogh Alive” is coming to Canberra.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
GOOD news is in from the Australian National Eisteddfod that three postponed events will be happening live in November after postponed and online events.
SEVERAL months after the death of renowned environmental painter Mandy Martin in July, her son, the artist Alexander Boynes, has announced the showing of her final work.
CANBERRA music organisation Luminescence announced its new season this morning (November 5).
THE Morrison Government has appointed high-powered Melbourne board director Penny Fowler as chair of the board of the National Portrait Gallery.
Arts editor HELEN MUSA has lots to share in today's "Artsday" column...
The “Wharfies” are back in business and on their own terms, as the latest Wharf Revue is steering a clear course towards the Canberra Theatre.
There's lots of arts things happening in the next few days. HELEN MUSA's "Artsday" has the details.
Arts news for Canberra from HELEN MUSA. It's "Arts in the City".
IT’S full steam ahead at the National Folk Festival offices in Mitchell, reports HELEN MUSA.
FINALLY, a concert of live music after months of COVID-19 lockdown. For the first concert back, it could not have been better than to hear the wonderful playing of Ariana Odermatt on her red harpsichord.
The winning paintings in the inaugural National Capital Art Prize spell out loud and clear that art should be accessible.
