7,123 stories by "Arts Review"
Carved from enormous red gum and cypress trees, Bruce Armstrong's totemic sculptures stand watch over public spaces around Australia. More than thirty of the renowned artist's works will go …
Who is Chris Ioan Roberts? Itinerant Australian expat actor, writer and director living in London. Originally an uptown girl from Melbourne. What would you do differently to what you do now?…
Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras (SGLMG) has announced that festival trailblazer Greg Clarke has joined the organisation as Creative Director. Clarke will work closely with the CEO Te…
Who is Pam Ann? Pam Ann is a BAD air-hostess, she is a glamorous, heavy-drinking, drug abusing, and fashion-obsessed international air-hostess with more issues than Vogue! What would you do …
Heading to Perth after a sell-out season off Broadway, Black Swan State Theatre Company presents the Australian premiere of Clinton: The Musical at the Heath Ledger Theatre from 27 Aug…
In 1999, there were just two Indigenous actors on Australian television: Aaron Pederson and Heath Bergerson. Today, 5% of all main characters on our small screens are Indigenous, while Indig…
Inaugurated in 2006 as a platform for identifying new trends in contemporary Australian art through an experimental curatorial platform, the 5th TarraWarra Biennial is currently on displa…
ILBIJERRI Theatre Company and Darebin Arts Speakeasy present Which Way Home – a heartwarming dramedy of an aboriginal girl, her much loved ageing dad and their road trip to his birt…
Adelaide's Feast Festival has secured Raj House in the City's East End to create an arts hub to showcase South Australian LGBTI Queer Arts and Culture. In 2015 Feast Festival generated an…
Abbotsford Convent has announced Collette Brennan as the new CEO, succeeding the Convent's founding CEO Maggie Maguire, who is leaving next month after almost 11 years. Abbotsford Convent…
Catherine Truman is best known for intricately and evocatively carved wood and mother of pearl jewellery and intimate sculptural objects, yet her oeuvre encompasses large public works,…
Who is Lee Serle? AÂ contemporary dance choreographer and performer born in Melbourne, now based in New York. What would you do differently to what you do now? Pursue a career that has bet…
Inhabiting our parents idiocentric traits We think we know our parents and we sense their presence inside us. At times we're even shocked to hear their voices come out of our own mo…
Women in Theatre and Screen (WITS) has revealed Festival Fatale's inaugural program featuring six staged productions, four play readings and 11 cabaret acts that celebrates female-d…
For the first time in his celebrated twenty year career, renowned Australian fashion designer, Toni Maticevski opens up his archives for an exhibition that reveals the beauty and breadth of …
Who is Catherine Truman? I make objects, film, images and I write. I work in many different mediums and scales and environments. If I'm asked to pin it down a little, I say I'm a contemporar…
Opera Australia is on the move, showcasing its creative edge with new venues and exciting programming that will make 2017 a season not to miss. "The launch of a new season is always an excit…
Cirque du Soleil's trademark blue-and-yellow Big Top has been raised in Sydney in preparation for the opening of KOOZA at the Entertainment Quarter, Moore Park from Thursday 25 August …
St Martins Youth Arts Centre have announced the appointment of Nadja Kostich as new Artistic Director and Co-CEO. "It gives me great pleasure to announce that after a highly competitiv…
Who is Mirra Whale? I am an artist who is currently living in Sydney's inner west. I bounce between the city and escaping to the country as much as I can. I have a love of drawing and pai…
Melbourne-based composer/ director Natasha Moszenin is a lifelong insomniac. In 2014 she created The Insomnia Project, an innovative music-theatre work that exposed some of the harsh, and at…
Prolific local dance maker, Liz Lea, seized the opportunity presented by the visit to Australia of celebrated Indian classical dance artist, Seeta Patel, to arrange this eclectic program of …
A world where monsters are made of money, democracy is a myth, and the justice system lies in a coma, acclaimed Director Phil Rouse returns to Theatre Works to present a contemporary take on…
The cultural development of Melbourne’s southeast will be further enhanced with a new $45 million performance centre at Monash University. The Victorian Government has provided fund…
For a prime example of Australia's innovation economy in action, look no further than the humble picture book. Staple of bedtime reading, offering textual delights beyond the verbal, picture…
