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M16 Artspace

On Show: Exploring the Light | Canberra Art Workshop

This exhibition is a celebration of the Canberra Art Workshop (CAW) and the creativity of CAW members. Each artist responded…

Australian Capital Territory

19 Mar - 12 Apr 2026
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Belco Arts

Chasing Alice

An exhibition of familiar and unfamiliar spaces composed of personal and found imagery by Annie Lok.

Canberra

27 Mar - 17 May 2026
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Canberra Contemporary Art Space

'In the garden. Time passes' by Anne-Marie Jean

Jean continues her dialogue with the core construction blocks of landscape representation – colour, form, movement, materiality –engaged to animate…

Australian Capital Territory

28 Feb - 22 Mar 2026
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Belco Arts

Lines of Landscape

A tactile exploration of place, memory, and transformation by Kym Brookes.

Canberra

6 Feb - 22 Mar 2026
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Belco Arts

Over Seas II

An open exhibition exploring migrant and refugee perspectives in our community, from the political to the personal.

Canberra

6 Feb - 22 Mar 2026

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Ilya Gringolts performs in the ACO's The Devil's Violin. Photo: Charlie Kinross.
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The Devil’s Violin review: ACO brings style and flair to a lively program

In The Devil's Violin, the ACO musicians showcase their strengths on stunning Golden Age instruments.

Dr Diana Carroll
Moulin Rouge! Image: 20th Century Fox.
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Moulin Rouge! at 25: how Baz Luhrmann reinvented the movie musical

Luhrmann’s Moulin Rouge! may be more akin to opera than musical films of the past.

The Conversation
Lee Lei, author of Cannon. Image: Giramondo Publishing.
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Cannon by Lee Lai lingers as a quiet and powerful work

Cannon is a reminder that exhaustion, obligation and the search for connection rarely fade neatly with time.

Malavika Nair

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The launch of Diversity Arts Australia’s Fair Play: Equity, Inclusion and the Creative Industries report. Photo: Mahla Karimian.
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How to embrace 'radical access' in the arts

There's so much to learn from the organisations and allies fighting for more inclusive and accessible arts and screen industries.

Sarah-Mace Dennis
Liam Fleming with his Loewe Craft Prize finalist work, Patterns of Pressure, 2025. Photo: Grant Hancock.
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What I learnt as an artist judging an international craft prize

In a major coup, two Australians made the cut in the international Loewe Craft Prize. We speak to one of…

Gina Fairley
Comedian Scout Boxall. Photo: Supplied.
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How comedians survive the social media trap during festival season: 'I hate it!'

Comedians don't have a lot of choice about being on social media, not if they want to sell tickets. So…

Daniel Herborn
L-R: Leticia Cáceres (photo: Sebastian Bourges), Elizabeth Coleman (photo: Rodney Stewart), Priscilla Jackman and Jean Tong (supplied). Four female and non-binary directors who have moved from stage to screen.
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From stage to screen: four Australian creatives discuss sideways career shifts

Leticia Cáceres, Elizabeth Coleman, Priscilla Jackman and Jean Tong describe how they adapted skills honed in the theatre into film…

Daniel Herborn
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Arts opportunities 2026: residencies, fellowships and scholarships for artists and arts workers

Discover the major residencies, fellowships and scholarships across the visual, performing and literary arts.

Nanci Nott
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