Craft reviewer MEREDITH HINCHLIFFE reflects on two new exhibitions at Canberra Glassworks.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
The weekend promises lots of concerts, as HELEN MUSA reports in her latest "Artsday" column.
Canberra Theatre’s redevelopment project has received 21 submissions from national and international consortia after a request for expressions of interest was put out in September to find a design and technical partner.
Twenty-nine Canberra arts and cultural organisations and arts centres have been awarded over $9 million in annual arts funding through the new ACT Arts Organisation Investment Program, it has been announced today
Contrary to what the promotional pictures suggest, "God of Carnage" is not about food or eating – that disgusting mess is a metaphor for what the play's director Jordan Best calls “the savage mess beneath”, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
Violinist Kristian Winther is appearing with Germany’s Signum Saxophone Quartet, billed as “four saxophonists who rock the house”, performing a program billed as “jaunty”, reports arts editor HELEN MUSA.
Arts editor HELEN MUSA wraps up arts news from around the town. It's "Arts in the City".
Here's HELEN MUSA's "Artsday" column, which looks at what's happening where in the arts scene this week.
HELEN MUSA reviews the dance performance “Parijatham” by the Sadhanalaya School of Arts at Gungahlin Theatre.
Canberra Short Film Festival returns for its 27th consecutive year, opening this evening (November 4).
After 30 years the helm of Goulburn’s venerable Lieder Theatre Company, its artistic director Chrisjohn Hancock has decided to hand over the reins to company member Blake Selmes.
A new art prize that focuses on Lanyon Homestead has today (November 4) been announced.
