In a totally transformed exhibition area at the National Museum of Australia, director Katherine McMahon unveiled the new exhibition, Pompeii: Inside a Lost City, to assembled media on Thursday morning.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
"Her career spanned only 12 years before a tragic death. She captured her world – a voracious observer yet also intentional in her approach to narrative and composition." BRIAN ROPE reviews Carol Jerrems – Portraits at the NPG.
Ten audio recordings illustrating Australia’s cultural and political life and environment have been added to the National Film & Sound Archive’s Sounds of Australia collection.
The hit ABCTV hit show Austin is looking for extras over summer for the second series of the Canberra-based comedy, reports HELEN MUSA.
The Australian premiere of an Irish comedy will debut in Canberra, before touring to The Butterfly Club in Melbourne, reports HELEN MUSA.
The ACT government is looking for an artist to create a public artwork honouring the late Stasia Dabrowski, Canberra’s Soup Kitchen Lady.
With a splash of Christmas entertainment and more besides, here's HELEN MUSA's weekly Arts in the City column.
A Sydneysider with a globetrotting operatic career and a young family is back in Australia to play Cinderella in Opera Australia's lavish production of Jules Massenet’s opera Cendrillon.
Janice Falsone is leaving the directorship of Canberra Contemporary Art Space after nearly three years at the helm to take up the top job at the South East Centre for Contemporary Art in Bega.
A student at Canberra Girls' Grammar School is among the four recipients of the 2024 John Bell Scholarship.
"There’s a definite statement about the early creation of one kind of Australian identity born out of the convict system." ALANNA MACLEAN reviews Jack Maggs.
“It’s an extraordinary way to end the year,” National Gallery of Australia director Nick Mitzevich told media on Thursday morning as he unveiled the dual exhibitions, Ethel Carrick and Anne Dangar.
