CON BOEKEL reviews The Spectral Lens, which is exhibiting at PhotoAccess until October 12.
Review
LEN POWER reviews This Shining Night, a performance of contemporary choral music by North American composers by the Canberra Choral Society.
"The playing was flawless, the concert cleverly programmed and your reviewer left feeling well satisfied, though I suspect one is not supposed to feel that way after Shostakovich." GRAHAM McDONALD reviews the Phoenix Collective Quartet.
ANNA CREER reviews two new historical fiction books, one about an extraordinary love affair that engrossed a British prime minister at a time of war, the other of what awaits a victorious warrior king returning home from the Trojan War.
"This concert showed how composers find inspiration in the vastness of the firmament to create mesmerising scores that captivate the senses through the power of imagination." ROB KENNEDY reviews the CSO's Celestial Visions.
"Love Lock is a work for this century. It is brash at times but always demanding of our thoughts about humanity. A triumph for its choreographer and her collaborators." MICHELLE POTTER reviews a new work from the Sydney Dance Company.
KERRY ANNE COUSINS reviews Wrappers, an exhibition by Ham Darroch at Canberra Contemporary Art Space, Manuka.
LEN POWER reviews a recital of old and new music by Ben Hoadley and the Ellery String Quartet at the Wesley Uniting Church in Forrest.
KERRY-ANNE COUSINS reviews Flux, an exhibition by Euan MacLeod at the ANU Drill Hall Gallery.
GRAHAM McDONALD reviews Gardens of Spain, Spanish folksong arranged for voice and piano sung by Sarahlouise Owens accompanied by pianist Stuart Long.
ROB KENNEDY reviews Her Music Speaks, a performance of music by Australian female composers by Musica Da Camera.
"In many respects, In a Nutshell: The Poetry of Violence exemplifies the very best that Bell Shakespeare can offer," writes reviewer JOE WOODWARD.
