Wiradjuri dancer, writer and performance-maker Joel Bray showed a group of interns at Canberra Theatre this morning (July 30) a bit of what he’ll be up to in the Courtyard Studio.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
A photo of a lone farmer immersed in a dust storm has won the 'Living Memory: National Photographic Portrait Prize 2021', it was announced today (July 30).
The National Folk Festival has received a $900,000 boost from the federal government, it was announced today (July 30).
Applications have opened for the new Canberra Symphony Youth Chamber Orchestra (CSYCO), to be led by CSO concertmaster Kirsten Williams.
The National Gallery of Australia has today (July 29) announced it will return 14 works of art from its Asian art collection to the Indian government.
There's a lot going on in Canberra's arts scene this week. Arts editor HELEN MUSA compiles it all here.
Mark “Chopper” Read was no Van Gogh, Da Vinci or Ken Done, but Aarwun Gallery director Robert Stephens believes his art “can certainly tell some stories”.
Curators Tim Bonyhady and Nigel Lendon have assembled and hung what they called “a testimony to the creativity and resilience of Afghan weavers who have faced the devastating effects of war for more than 40 years”.
From what's on to what's been postponed, arts editor HELEN MUSA shares her latest round-up of the arts in Canberra.
What's what and who's who in the arts this week? Here's HELEN MUSA's weekly “Arts in the City” column.
The National Gallery of Australia has today (July 26) announced a major exhibition celebrating Australian artist Jeffrey Smart, who was born 100 years ago today.
Here's arts editor HELEN MUSA's latest arts news – today's “Artsday” column.
