HELEN MUSA’s weekly arts column features opening concerts, events and shows in Canberra
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
Arts editor HELEN MUSA shares Canberra’s newest gallery openings.
Actor Simon Burke gets to play what he describes as “a conga line of monsters”: Scomo, Mark Latham Alan Jones Julian Assange and Boris Johnson in the new The Wharf Revue, subtitled “Unr-Dact-D”, reports arts editor HELEN MUSA.
Lost wartime musical works from the battlefields of World War I are now available to the public after the “Flowers of the Great War Collection” was officially launched in a gala day for Chris Latham yesterday (November 11).
Arts editor HELEN MUSA leads her "Arts in the City" column with news about a proposed cultural precinct in Queanbeyan.
With a little tightening, this accessible and professional-looking work would be ideal as a touring piece to events where inspiration is sought, and who doesn’t need a bit of that? writes reviewer HELEN MUSA after seeing “Still, We Rise".
The medals were out on Saturday (November 9) night for the announcement of awards at the fifth Veterans Film Festival at the Australia War Memorial.
The Canberra Writers Festival has announced that literary agent, author and former publisher, Jeanne Ryckmans¸ will be its new artistic director.
DESIGN Festival comes face-to-face with controversy.
“We’re a community that knows how to party,” said Tuggeranong Art Centre CEO Rauny Worm in the lead up to SouthFest.
The addition of twin pavilions to a Canberra home has received a national commendation for residential architecture for home alterations in this year’s Australian Institute of Architects’ National Architecture Awards held last night (November 7) in Brisbane.
A group of creatives have turned the old idiom “skating on thin ice” into stark reality in a documentary project that comes to fruition tonight (November 7).
