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01:21 PM All the fun of the Indigenous Art Fair
12:52 PM My Beijing
12:32 PM Folk art gets 21st-century interpretation
12:25 PM Brandhorst Museum opens in three-day festival
12:23 PM Israel opens mosaic museum in the West Bank
12:21 PM Ensemble Ditto Inspires the Young
12:14 PM Plaskett tones it down for "Three"
12:08 PM How Grotesque (but How Inspiring)
12:06 PM Michael Martin, Subway Graffiti Artist Iz the
RSS feedTrial by Jury and Other Legalities: Old
First produced on the 25th of March 1875, 'Trial by Jury' was Arthur Sullivan’s second collaboration with librettist W.S Gilbert and is, in my ...
Out of the Boot - X: The Studio
‘Out of the Boot’ presents a series of four vibrant plays tackling controversial issues of today’s contemporary world.
Living LARGE
'At Large' is an interesting space in that, while it certainly celebrates new and local artists, it also subverts the traditional expectations we ...
Coco Avant Chanel
The film - Coco Avant Chanel - is a fable of sorts. Orphaned little girl, grows up, encounters hardship, falls for a boy, prevails over all ...
Paris Match: The Arts Centre
Paris Match: The Arts Centre - Right from the brilliantly arranged, rhythmic opening sequence, it’s clear that Welch’s movement vocabulary is ...
RSS feedStephen Ma: Pianist
When Stephen Ma, Pianist was asked, when he knew that he would grow up to be creative, he answered: When I heard Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata for ...
Susannah Fullerton: Author
Susannah Fullerton: Author - 'All my work is concerned with dead writers, mostly British ones.'
fLiNG: Physical Theatre
The company is a group of 14 to 25 year old regional based performers in the Bega Valley in NSW who often come to the company with some or little ...
Stefan Cassomenos: Pianist, Asia Pacific
'I have known from a very early age, I started playing music when I was four, and I started composing when I was seven.'
Monique Lapins: Violinist - Asia Pacific
'Music is a universal language that we can’t live without.'
RSS feedMaking music in the Sunshine State
For 17 days, from July 17 to August 2, the Queensland Music Festival will showcase the creativity of Australian and international musicians across ...
Benjamin Woodroffe: Asia-Pacific Chamber
Benjamin Woodroffe, General Manager of Chamber Music Australia takes a moment to speak to ArtsHub as the Asia-Pacific Chamber Music Competition ...
The 'Gloom Festival'
Just when we thought it was safe, it’s protest season. So let’s have a look at some of what’s going wrong in the art world.
Collaboration Ownership
The Emerging Writers’ Festival took place from May 22 to 31 in Melbourne, and I spoke at the Town Hall on a panel entitled ‘I can say yes, but in ...
Filmmaking: Easy as ABC
Imagine waking up in the morning, you’re on location in Africa, you’re grasping your camera ready to catch that fleeting moment. You’ve been there ...
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