Braddon street art maps, a guide to a 'hidden outdoor art gallery' are available for a gold coin at several Braddon businesses, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
HETTI Perkins has been appointed curator of the National Gallery of Australia’s fourth National Indigenous…
Canberra snapper Martin Ollman was one of the hardy crowd, including this writer, to brave the elements for the socially-distanced dawn opening of Belconnen Arts Centre’s Stage 2 last Friday (August 21).
One of Canberra’s leading covid-period art initiatives is unravelling, with news that Canberra’s COVID-19-era “Live in Ya Lounge” will shut down this week unless financial support arrives, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA in her latest artsday column.
The National Portrait Gallery is surfacing from the depths of lockdown with an exhibition celebrating the glory days of pub rock through around 130 photographs that capture the energy, the sweat, the passion and the grunge of its performers – think Jimmy Barnes, Kylie, Midnight Oil and even the young AC/DC.
Playwright Helen Machalias is back at The Street with a developmental showing of “Barren Ground”, her dramatic exploration of the asylum-seeker experience in Australia.
Here's HELEN MUSA's weekly wrap of "Arts in the City".
Arts editor HELEN MUSA'S reports on what's on in the Canberra arts scene.
Exhibition openings, film festivals and floor talks. It's all in arts editor HELEN MUSA'S latest column on local arts events.
With the ANU School of Music in the midst of a renaissance, it’s no surprise to learn of innovative bands coming from its student numbers, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
Thing are looking lively in the arts scene this week, with a lot on including the announcement of dates for Canberra's short film festival, an online streaming of “The Merchant of Venice” and a play that goes completely wrong. Arts editor HELEN MUSA has the story...
Former Labor politician Bob McMullan will head up a new community advisory board at the ANU School of Music.
