A new book for children launches on Friday at the National Museum of Australia, taking its place in a distinguished group line-up of bunyip books emanating from the national capital, reports HELEN MUSA.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
A new studio built by the National Film and Sound Archive for the Strehlow Research Centre within the Museum of Central Australia, Alice Springs, has opened.
A centrepieces in the coming Canberra International Music Festival is Benjamin Britten’s pacifist composition “The Children’s Crusade”. It was inspired by Brecht’s poem, and will be sung by Luminescence Children’s Choir, reports HELEN MUSA.
Everything arts is in full swing this week. HELEN MUSA brings it together in this week's "Artsweek" column.
If “The Tap Pack” sounds familiar it's because it's the name of the tap comedy group soon coming to The Playhouse, a kind of pun on “tap-dance”, “Tap Dogs” and above all, “The Rat Pack”, reports HELEN MUSA.
Held across three Saturdays in April and May “Bulla Midhong” continues an age-old tradition of story-sharing in multi-media events weaving together song, text, video, animated image and dance, reports HELEN MUSA.
Here's HELEN MUSA's latest "Arts in the City" column, a potpourri of all things arts in and around the town.
With more titles than ever before, the German Film Festival is coming to Canberra in early May, reports HELEN MUSA.
"A slow start with a huge ending, the 10-piece powerhouse band pumped out timeless Motown hits one after another," writes reviewer CASSIDY RICHENS.
A second iteration of the art project “Belonging / Stories from Far North Queensland” is now on show at the National Museum.
Emotion was on display in this concert of Gallipoli songs, says reviewer LEN POWER.
The newly refurbished, No Name Lane, off Monaro Street, was launched in fine style on Thursday night with an exhibition of photographs by Braidwood artist Frank Lindner, reports HELEN MUSA.
