The National Museum has added a Ukrainian-language audio guide for its blockbuster exhibition “Feared and Revered: Feminine Power through the Ages”.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
With a lifetime as a self-acknowledged “career dilettante” behind her, Canberra writer Maura Pierlot is on a roll, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
Time flies... in this week's "Arts in the City" column, arts editor HELEN MUSA has news of a tribute concert to mark the golden anniversary of Pink Floyd's album "Dark Side of the Moon".
With a crowd-pleasing program, Snow Concert Hall Enterprises has scored a significant coup getting one of the world’s top pianists as a guest for its next concert – and he's an Australian, reports HELEN MUSA.
"CityNews" arts editor HELEN MUSA reveals that "The Canberra Times" is abandoning commissioning specialist arts critics ("purely a cost issue"), preferring to assign its occasional reviewing to staffers.
Music / “Coming Home”, Canberra Choral Society. At Wesley Uniting Church, June 18. Reviewed by…
"Rebus deftly handled the balance between its disturbing subject matter and the need to entertain entice an audience," writes reviewer HELEN MUSA.
The winner of this year’s National Photographic Portrait Prize is Melbourne photographer Shea Kirk, reports HELEN MUSA.
Photographer Rory King's journey to the interior became a metaphor for a journey into the self, into contemplation of loss, death, loneliness and longing, writes reviewer CON BOEKEL.
Rebus Theatre’s latest outing, “Systems and Sanity,” is a show that challenges traditional thinking about the mental health system, reports HELEN MUSA.
The 1996 massacre at Port Arthur, Tasmania, of 35 Australians by convicted killer Martin Bryant was front and centre on Thursday morning at the National Museum of Australia.
Recipients of the ACT government’s newly-created Cultural Arts Program funding have been announced, along with artists benefiting from the latest round of the regular Arts Activities fund.
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