KERRY-ANNE COUSINS reviews Portrait of a Landscape, 40 years of work by Canberra artist GW Bot.
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LEN POWER reviews Seven Necessary Sins, performed by composer and pianist Sally Whitwell, and soprano, Rachel Mink.
"This play needs to be seen by young audiences. It isn’t 'cool' nor faddish. It is engaging when one gives it a chance." JOE WOODWARD reviews a Street Theatre production of Jean Genet's The Maids, directed by Caroline Stacey.
MICHAEL WILSON reviews Cantatas for Jubilate Sunday, a performance by the Canberra Bach Ensemble.
ROB KENNEDY reviews Autumn with Mozart, a performance by the ANU Choral Society (SCUNA) and the ANU Chamber Choir.
BRIAN ROPE reviews Stilleven, an exhibition of works by glass artist Rose-Mary Faulkner.
Reviewer ANNA CREER continues her life of crime fiction with two cracking novels, one set in Ireland and the other in India.
SARAH BYRNE. reviews Theremin and Beyond, a performance by the Australian Chamber Orchestra with German musician Carolina Eyck playing a theremin.
CON BOEKEL reviews Our Story: Aboriginal-Chinese People in Australia, showing at the National Gallery until January 27.
"In a tribute to the spirit and strength of our rivers, Canberra choir, The Resonants, performed a program of songs that captured the story of our rivers," writes music reviewer LEN POWER.
"This inventive programming was a triumph for Robyn Mellor. It was light hearted, happy and fun, but the performance standard never deviated from being seriously excellent," writes music reviewer IAN McLEAN.
"The play is a subtle lesson in the power of words and how they can silence certain sectors of society, particularly women." LEN POWER reviews The Dictionary of Lost Words at The Playhouse.
