Basketry is alive and well in Canberra
"Basketry is strong in the Canberra and NSW coastal region," says MEREDITH HINCHLIFFE in her review of Interwoven 7 at Belconnen Arts Centre.
Belconnen Arts Centre
Bread Revue, a newish Canberra comedy team, is back again this weekend at Belco arts for the second year, bringing original comedy aimed at the world of 20-pluses, reports HELEN MUSA.
The gallery at Belconnen Arts Centre has never looked quite as it does now, with no fewer than 248 images of owls by artist Sally Blake staring down, reports HELEN MUSA.
Belconnen Arts Centre is bursting at the seams with Aboriginal cultural expression with three exhibitions by First Nations creatives featuring photographs, paintings, sculptures and artefacts, writes reviewer BARRINA SOUTH.
Theatre
A family in a state a flux
A new production of a new play coming to Belconnen Arts Centre this week is equally theatre and dance.
Reviews
Drag show proves a ‘powerful infection’
Theatre reviewer JOE WOODWARD finds himself at his first drag show and comes away impressed.
Arts & Entertainment
Artsday / Teffany’s ‘divided self’ in the window
Belco Arts has Teffany Thiedeman’s exhibition “The Divided Self” in the Window gallery space, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA in her daily arts round-up.
Belco Arts' production 'Mess' is an immersive, intense production, writes reviewer Samara Purnell.
Despite the best efforts of the talented cast, 'L’Entreprise du Risque' isn't able to achieve its ambitions, writes reviewer BILL STEPHENS.
The circus world of thrills, chills and spills in 'L’entreprise du Risque' at Belco Arts is an apt metaphor for a world in crisis, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
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).
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Arts editor HELEN MUSA shares another day in the arts in Canberra.
Arts editor HELEN MUSA shares another day in the arts in Canberra.
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In free Saturday classes, “IGNITE” will propose different ways to move, interact and explore dancing by experimenting with diverse stimuli and ideas, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
“Dance on the edge”... opens up spaces to independent professional dance artists to give them a chance to explore ideas, writes HELEN MUSA.
To mark the achievement of Belconnen Arts Centre’s Stage 2, artists are being invited from throughout Australia to respond to themes of change, metamorphosis, growth, journey and evolution in open exhibition called “Metamorphosis Unframed”.
BELCONNEN Arts Centre has announced the appointment of joint CEOs to steer it into the…
