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M16 Artspace

Step Into The Limelight | Canberra’s K–12 Public School Artists

Now in its 20th year, Step into the Limelight 2026 invites you to 'Break Through'...

Australian Capital Territory

12 Jun - 28 Jun 2026
Exhibitions

M16 Artspace

Blockwork | Fiona Little

Blockwork is a photographic exhibition by Fiona Little examining the interplay of light, shadow, and geometric form.

Australian Capital Territory

14 May - 7 Jun 2026
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M16 Artspace

The Quiet Between | Studio Artist Show

The Quiet Between is a group exhibition bringing together M16 studio artists.

Australian Capital Territory

14 May - 7 Jun 2026
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Belco Arts

Becoming Now

An exhibition of drawing and textile art by Barbara Dawson, bringing to life botanical forms as vessels for the human…

Canberra

22 May - 5 Jul 2026
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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
Exhibitions

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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Donné Ngabo in Retrograde. Image: Sarah Walker.
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Retrograde review: Ngabo nails it as Sidney Poitier

Retrograde sees a persecuted Sidney Poitier fighting back against Joseph McCarthy's 'Red Scare' crusades in the USA.

Stephen A Russell
Paula Arundell in The Birds. Photo: Brett Boardman/ Belvoir St Theatre.
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The Birds review: ambition outflies execution in Belvoir's avian thriller

An Australian adaptation of Daphne du Maurier's 1952 gothic horror The Birds lands at Belvoir, with Paula Arundell taking on…

Peter Hackney
Bloomshed's Pride and Prejudice at Malthouse Theatre, 2026. Characters dressed in exaggerated and colourful versions of Regency era costumes celebrate atop a giant, decorated cake.
Reviews

Pride and Prejudice review: Bloomshed’s satirical take is a perfect delight

With Mr Bennet played by a wilting houseplant, exaggeration is the name of the game in this hilarious production of…

Richard Watts

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This is how we lead the arts through a time of crisis – with integrity not fear

Arts leaders must change how they approach conflict, argues leadership consultant Veronica Pardo.

Veronica Pardo
Photo: KT Francis / Unsplash.
Career Advice

Best opportunities, grants & awards for creatives this week

Opportunities for 18 to 24 May include valuable visual arts and writing prizes.

ArtsHub
debbie millman interview host of design matters podcast
Interviews

What hosting Design Matters has taught Debbie Millman about creativity

Artist, designer and podcaster Debbie Millman speaks to ArtsHub ahead of her keynote talk at Vivid Sydney in June.

Leah J. Williams
Photo: Tarryn Grignet / Unsplash.
Career Advice

Best opportunities, grants & awards for creatives this week

Opportunities for 11 to 17 May include grants for South Australian creatives and a major commission for visual artists.

ArtsHub
Greg Eldridge, director. Image: ArtsHub.
Career Advice

Meet the members: Greg Eldridge, Opera Director

Melbourne-born Greg Eldridge has worked on more than 80 productions across 14 countries.

ArtsHub
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