A ‘temple of nature’ opens to the public
Dramatic imagery of red-tailed black cockatoos, galahs and sulphur-crested cockatoos forms the basis of the NFSA's newest show, Temple.
National Film and Sound Archive
Arts events galore! It's HELEN MUSA's weekly round up of what's on where. It's this week's Artsweek.
HELEN MUSA presents another week in the world of arts in her latest "Artsweek" column.
One of Canberra’s most successful seasonal festivals is undergoing a minor shake-up as it seeks to expand its footprint.
Arts & Entertainment
Archive is alive with the sound of ‘Metal’
Arts – and lots of it – all mapped out for the week ahead by HELEN MUSA in this week's "Artsweek" column.
Arts & Entertainment
Radio Redfern gets an airing at the Archive
Here's "Artsweek", arts editor HELEN MUSA's weekly wrap of all things arts around Canberra.
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Artsweek / Jane Campion up close in retrospective
There's lots to see and do around the arts scene this week. It's HELEN MUSA's "Artsweek" column.
All the arts from all about town, HELEN MUSA has it all in this week's "Artsweek" column...
Arts editor HELEN MUSA previews what's happening where around the arts scene this week.
The weekend looms and, as HELEN MUSA'S "Artsday" column reveals, there's lots to experience.
The National Film and Sound Archive is celebrating the Eurovision Song Contest 2022 by livestreaming the show on the big screen and inviting audiences to sing along and cheer on Australia’s Sheldon Riley.
WIRADJURI filmmaker and poet Jazz Money has been announced as the recipient of the National Film and Sound Archive’s $25,000 RE/Vision Commission, to produce a unique digital work from the national collection.
The National Film and Sound Archive (NFSA) is reopening its doors to Canberra next Friday (November 5).
THE new chief executive officer of the National Film and Sound Archive, Patrick McIntyre, has this week arrived in Canberra, the first Australian to hold the position in more than a decade.
The region's arts scene continues to expand in a digital way. Arts editor HELEN MUSA reports on what's on in her latest "artsday" column.
Today's “Artsday” column is filled with cancellations, but Australia’s artists and arts bodies are swinging into action with ways of coping, reports arts editor HELEN MUSA.
Patrick McIntyre, a well-known arts administrator from Sydney, has been announced as the new CEO of the National Film and Sound Archive.
The images are honest, dramatic, disturbing, warm, domestic, intimate, as well as historic on an international scale, writes reviewer CON BOEKEL of the exhibition, “Mervyn Bishop: Australian Photojournalist".
“Mervyn Bishop: The Exhibition", which includes photographs from the artist’s private collection, illustrates Bishop’s 60-year life and career, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
