Canberra Opera is to receive a $500,000 bequest and is already planning its future, according to local music sources.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
Canberra Youth Orchestra is pulling out all the stops with a concert that features 12-year-old violin soloist sensation Christian Li.
Arts editor HELEN MUSA shares Canberra’s newest gallery openings
A unique family artistic collaboration that confronts the moral and environmental implications of climate change…
THIS year’s winners of the Legislative Assembly’s annual award for emerging artists are two final year students from the ANU School of Art and Design’s graduating exhibition of 2019.
Heide Smith and Wendy Macklin are exhibiting photographs and paintings of the south coast, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA
Two Canberra Region arts luminaries are among six Australian glass and ceramic artists chosen by Sydney’s Powerhouse Museum for a group of commissions totalling $180,000 in value.
Overlooked by a castle fortress, with bays, beaches and inlets, blue and white churches, fishing and ferry ports, cafes, bars and farmlets, the island made a perfect subject for artists, writes HELEN MUSA.
Twenty teapots with stories to tell are on show at Craft ACT. MEREDITH HINCHLIFFE reviews the exhibition.
One of the highlights of the ACT Arts Awards held earlier this week (November 19) at the CMAG was the inauguration of a new award for acting, writes HELEN MUSA.
New “CityNews” Artist of the Year, Michael Dooley, has followed his Canberra success with the award for "Best Music for Children’s Television", announced at the 2019 APRA Screen Music Awards held in the Forum, Melbourne, last night (November 20).
Author Anita Heiss visited the University of Canberra this morning (November 21) as her novel, “Barbed Wire and Cherry Blossoms”, was announced as the UC Book of the Year for 2020.
