Performing Arts
Those Who Fall In Love Like Anchors Dropped Upon The Ocean Floor
Tales of love and time, romance finding its moments in Paris, a Russian submarine, and the aftermath of a blind…
Pennsylvania Avenue
The team behind 'Songs For Nobodies' reunite in a new show with mixed results.
Indigenous art pioneer closes gallery doors
One of Melbourne's most established Indigenous art galleries, Gabrielle Pizzi Gallery, will close at the end of the year.
Giant pink condom: sexualisation or safety?
Giant pink condom in Hyde Park raises questions about the relationship between activism and art .
Redfoo threatens to sue Melbourne blogger
Widespread support has come to a Melbourne blogger whose criticism of Redfoo's latest single went viral this week.
The Eradication of Schizophrenia in Western Lapland
Subtly disturbing, genuinely funny, a theatre experience which navigates the spaces between psychosis and sanity.
Vale Phil Motherwell
The Pram Factory actor, who also appeared in such classic films as Mad Max and Monkey Grip, has died aged…
Branding the artist
Increasing professionalisation of the arts is stymying the ability of artists to take control of their sector.
Art Fair gives space to the anti-market
The Artissima contemporary art fair is set apart by its orientation around appreciating the art.
I'll Eat You Last
Not just a celebration of celebrity and Hollywood gossip but a moving tribute to a fascinating woman who lived an…