Queanbeyan's Bom Funk Dance Studio will head to Japan to perform across Tokyo and Osaka.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
Canberra Photographic Society is celebrating 80 Years of artful snapping in the nation’s capital.
Graced with a clever title, The Man Who Planted Canberra is a new book about the life of Charles Weston MBE (1866-1935) and likely to be snaffled by horticulturists and proud Canberrans alike, writes HELEN MUSA.
HELEN MUSA's Artsweek column lists all the who-what-whens of another big week in the Canberra arts world.
The Story of The Oars a 90-minute 'play with spoken-word songs', but most definitely not a musical, as arts editor HELEN MUSA discovers when she catches up with author Nigel Featherstone and composer Jay Cameron.
Here's Arts in the City, HELEN MUSA's weekly look at arts news around the town.
LEN POWER reviews Shimmying with the Schumanns, a performance by Sarahlouise Owens, soprano and Natalia Tkachenko, piano.
To mark the 50th anniversary of performer Tina Arena’s career, the National Portrait Gallery has commissioned photographer Georges Antoni to create her portrait.
"Lizzy, Darcy & Jane is what you might call a thoughtfully amusing literary romp," writes reviewer ALANNA MACLEAN.
The names of festival-theatre director, the late Domenic Mico, and popular ACT arts minister, the late Bill Wood, have been given jointly to the Wood-Mico Theatre, launched on Friday at Tuggeranong Arts Centre.
The Canberra Art Fair at Exhibition Park this weekend is the brainchild of artist Margaret Hadfield.
KERRY-ANNE COUSINS reviews Patternmakers, an exhibition at the Tuggeranong Arts Centre.
