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PhotoAccess Incorporated

Exhibition: nanuma by Karlina Mitchell

nanuma, meaning “to think or remember collectively” in Fijian, explores familial connection, landscape and shared memory.

Canberra

16 Apr - 23 May 2026
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PhotoAccess Incorporated

Exhibition: Mooncake World: Yan Nan (Lulu) Xu (Curator), Chanel Nguyen, Natalie Loos

Mooncake World expands the 144-page Mooncake Zine into an interactive multimedia installation shaped by contemporary queer Asian femininity.

Canberra

16 Apr - 23 May 2026
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M16 Artspace

Partial Index | Dörte Conroy

A new exhibition by Dörte Conroy introducing collaged imagery drawn from a collection of documentary photography spanning the late nineteenth…

Canberra

16 Apr - 10 May 2026
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Belco Arts

Between What Remains

An artistic reunion between Hilary Wardhaugh and David Manley which uses the cathartic power of image-making in a world marked…

Canberra

27 Mar - 17 May 2026

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English. Photo: Richard Farland.
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English review: an insistently brilliant prize-winning play

Sanaz Toossi’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play takes to the Seymour Centre stage for its Sydney debut.

Peter Hackney
Brynley Stent. Photo: Supplied.
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Funny Tonne MICF reviews: Dan Rath, Grace Jarvis, Kate Dehnert, Kate Dolan, Lara Ricote and more

ArtsHub brings you the first batch of reviews from the Funny Tonne 2026, MICF's long-running competition for fledgling reviewers.

Richard Watts
Belvoir St Theatre's Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead. Photo: Brett Boardman.
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Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead review: a long slog with flashes of brilliance

Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead is a bloated beast of a play – but not without…

Peter Hackney

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What women are choosing instead of ‘lean in’ – and why it matters in the arts

Author and speaker Megan Dalla-Camina says women in the arts are reframing how they think about ambition and success.

Megan Dalla-Camina
Young members of NSW cultural institution boards at the State Library of NSW. Photo: Joy Lai.
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New voices, new directions: the young members of NSW’s biggest cultural boards

Six young leaders joined the boards of New South Wales’ major cultural institutions last year. Who are they, and what…

Manan Luthra
Jeweller Sophie Carnell in her studio. Photo: Supplied.
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Will material costs kill my practice as a jeweller?

Five jewellers share the creative strategies helping them adapt to rising material costs.

Gina Fairley
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Writing retreats – a modern-day luxury most writers can’t actually afford 

Victoria Brownlee, author of the suspense novel The Writers Retreat, weighs up whether writing retreats are actually worth it.

Victoria Brownlee
The Met's Quincey Houghton delivering the Betty Churcher AO Memorial Oration at NGA, Canberra. Photo: Supplied.
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10 things Australian arts institutions can learn from The Met

The Deputy Director of Exhibitions at New York’s Met Museum, Quincy Houghton, offered wisdom in difficult times during her recent…

Gina Fairley
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