Jasmin faces a global audience
HELEN MUSA has a nose for arts news and views. Here's her latest "Arts in the City" column.
Arts & Entertainment
Canberra’s best coverage of local arts news plus reviews, including dining, film, theatre, music, visual arts and dance
The Lakespeare theatre group soldiers on through thick and thin, but it's mostly thin these…
“The Lighthouse”, says streaming columnist NICK OVERALL, is about as indie as it gets when it comes to filmmaking, but its success lies in the fact that people can take as little or as much as they want from it.
Looking for something to do? Arts editor HELEN MUSA continues to report on what's on in Canberra's arts scene during lockdown in her ongoing "Artsday" columns.
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Exhibition reveals the voices of the river
“AQUAWHEN?” is a virtual art exhibition being hosted by the ANU’s Water Justice Hub right now, but viewers will have to be quick as it’s only up until tomorrow (September 17).
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Karen captures quirky on a canvas
Artist KAREN CHAPPELOW says she needs to have "an opinion" in her painted work. Humble House principal ROGER CARTER agrees as he launches her new solo exhibition online. This is a sponsored post.
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Atfield’s new play to Spring Out in November
ONE of the biggest disappointments in the local arts scene recently was the postponement of David Atfield’s new play “Chiaroscuro” until November, writes HELEN MUSA.
Rare footage, a theatre program and online music. It's all in arts editor HELEN MUSA's latest artsday column.
The exhibition, "A Young Black Kangaroo", seeks to turn viewers into informed and engaged witnesses, writes reviewer CON BOEKEL.
Here's arts editor HELEN MUSA's weekly look at the Canberra arts scene. It's "Arts in the City".
IN the 1920s, Ruth Lane-Poole was one of Canberra’s leading “influencers”, when the elegant housewife-turned-designer was engaged to furnish the The Lodge and Government House in time for the opening of Parliament House in 1927.
Streaming columnist NICK OVERALL gets on to the buzz around 'The White Lotus'.
“Diana: The Musical” is coming to Netflix soon, reports HELEN MUSA.
PhotoAccess migrates to the digital realm, Lucy Sugerman runs a music writing class and Megalo's online Intaglio exhibition is live. It's another "artsday" column with arts editor HELEN MUSA.
A public note of thanks has been issued to the departing CEO of Canberra Glassworks, Julie Skate, by its chair Gary Rake as she approaches her final day at the organisation today, Friday, September 10.
A 1993 Reclaim the Night t-shirt, a t-shirt from the 2013 Canberra Centenary and a Wonder Woman jumper knitted by a fan are among the personal items collected over two decades by Robyn Archer and given to the National Museum of Australia.
While covid delays more arts exhibitions, others go online. It's another "artsday" in lockdown with arts editor HELEN MUSA.
To Spanish-speaking kids around the world, Canberra’s Frank Madrid is “Francisco, the Red Wiggle” in the Latino franchise of the children’s program. To the arts community in Canberra, he’s the enabler behind exciting gigs and arts.
More and more of the arts is going online during lockdown, and arts editor HELEN MUSA has compiled what's on in her latest "artsday" column.
