Who's in what's on where is the big question. Arts editor HELEN MUSA answers it in this week's "Arts in the City" column.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
To mark National Reconciliation Week, Parliament House will be illuminated from Monday until Wednesday in the shapes, colours and landscapes of Central Australia.
"This is an affectionate production of a well-written comedy; I only wish the pace could have been a bit faster," says reviewer HELEN MUSA.
In an artfully humanising move, a community project at Ginninderry’s The Link, has become the setting for a colourful new barbecue area now open for members of the community.
A Canberra-Berlin film producer has been in Cannes this week at the Marché du Film representing a film that has become accidentally notorious.
Another full week of Canberra arts events looms. Here's HELEN MUSA's latest "Artsweek" column...
Canberra glass artist Jennifer Kemarre Martiniello has taken out the first prize of $5000 in Hornsby's “Remagine” art prize for her sculpture, “Not Wasted,” made from recycled television screens.
“Aussie Posters”, a new exhibition showcasing the work of artist Peter Drew, looks at diversity and exclusion through a series of posters that feature archival photographs, reports arts editor HELEN MUSA.
Proof apparent that classical music is blossoming in the regions will be seen on Sunday when the newish Highlands Music Collective makes its Canberra debut.
One of the country's top arts administrators, Leigh Small, is the new executive director of Four Winds in Bermagui.
A community exhibition of objects and stories from Canberra senior citizens went on show for just four hours on Tuesday at Greenway Views by LDK.
We've been reporting on Canberra’s busiest conductor, Leonard “Lenny” Weiss, since he was a whippersnapper, and he’s showing no sign of slowing down, reports arts editor HELEN MUSA.
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