“CityNews” arts editor
It's 55 years today since Lake Burley Griffin was formally inaugurated on October 17, 1964, and the NFSA is marking the occasion with the publication of 24 rare glass slides featuring a rejected alternative design by Walter Scott Griffiths for the national capital.
Neil Armstrong’s famous words uttered when landing on the moon have been appropriated by the "Poetry on the Move" festival for its 2019 theme, “Small Leaps, Giant Steps”.
HELEN MUSA’s weekly arts column features opening concerts, events and shows in Canberra
The official portrait of Nova Peris, the first Aboriginal woman to become a federal parliamentarian and senator, was unveiled this morning (October 16) at Parliament House.
After a 10-month journey of personal discovery with photographer Hilary Wardhaugh, 10 Canberra region photographers are showing off their skills and creativity in a new show called "Exposure".
Arts editor HELEN MUSA shares Canberra’s newest gallery openings
Arts editor HELEN MUSA previews a new play of eight monologues called "Fragments".
Hitchcock, Bergman and another thoughtful start to the Canberra International Film Festival from Andrew Pike.
Queer choirs gather in Canberra for international festival.
HELEN MUSA's Arts in the City wrap of all-thing-arts in Canberra this week.
Arts shock: radio station dumps local announcers in major programming shake up.
The prospect of inclement weather has forced music lovers Brian and Dianne Anderson to move this afternoon's “Music in the Garden” concert in their magnificent Red Hill garden to next Saturday (October 19).
