Plans to promote the next film in the Canberra documentary film festival, “Stronger than Fiction”, have been thwarted after Facebook disabled the event’s advertising account because its promotion of the film has been deemed “political advertising”.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
The production “REBEL: Then.Now.When?”, is a revolutionary look at how culture and collective action can stimulate change.
Starting with “Latin Nights: Jazz from Brazil and Beyond” at the Tuggeranong Arts Centre, here's arts editor HELEN MUSA's arts round-up.
Canberra Youth Theatre’s director Luke Rogers is determined to make up for covid-lost time with a year of stage plays that address young people’s fears and strength.
In surprise news today (May 19) the long-time – and only – CEO of the Cultural Facilities Corporation, Harriet Elvin, has announced that she’ll be moving on “to pursue new directions”, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
Canberra Repertory Society is inviting everyone to the perfect murder.
With a new suite of 12 oil paintings, Domenic Mico is exhibiting "In The Shadow of Light" at Bill Mason’s Kyeema Gallery in Hall.
The inaugural Headland Writers Festival is done and dusted, but as the organisers bask in the sunshine of congratulations, plans are afoot to continue the festival on a long-term basis.
A week or so has elapsed since stencil artist Luke Cornish put the brushes down on his mural at The Street Theatre, so we thought we’d find out what the public thought.
“Dog Tales” is a new exhibition at UC of original artworks from children’s books, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA in her arts round-up.
What's what and who's who in the arts this week? Here's arts editor's HELEN MUSA's weekly “Arts in the City” column.
Darcy O’Sullivan, 17, is one of 10 lucky senior school students accepted into Canberra Theatre Centre’s “creative experience” program.
