AN album of historic photographs including images of the moment on March 12, 1913 when Canberra was named as the nation’s capital, has been donated to the National Museum of Australia.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
"The contribution from Music for Canberra to musical development in Canberra may not be well known as yet, but I would make a strong recommendation after seeing and hearing this concert, writes IAN McLEAN.
THERE was good news for Canberra publicist and author Marilyn Chalkley at the launch of her new children’s book, “Swifty the Greyhound: Where Is My Pie?”
New murals by Sally O’Neill and Cullen Ball and existing work by Lynne Flemons in Crookwell are all being celebrated as part of the “Share R Streets” project.
Australia's first Prime Minister, Sir Edmund Barton, is the subject of a new retrospective exhibition at Parliament House, now open to the public.
Canberra furniture and product designer Tom Skeehan is the recipient of a national craftsmanship grant worth $25,000, it has been announced today (December 2).
A musical celebration to be staged by Music for Canberra this weekend will showcase the winners of the Music for Canberra Concerto Competition, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
What's happening in the arts? Arts editor HELEN MUSA has it all in her latest artsday column.
A Canberran film composer who never studied at a conservatorium was announced as a double winner at tonight’s (December 1) virtual Screen Music Awards.
Canberra has a new “CityNews” Artist of the Year. Arts editor HELEN MUSA reports...
Neuropsychologist and actor Lainie Hart was presented with the Helen Tsongas Award at the ACT Arts Awards tonight (December 1).
“Constant” is a new five-part podcast series on the influence of art in our lives, developed by design buff Tim Ross in partnership with the NGA.
