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Winners of The Border Art Prize 2013 announced
The annual Border Art Prize celebrates the diversity of artists in southeast Queensland and northeast New South Wales.
Sales or Scene: Judging the success of Sydney Contemporary
With opening night crowds estimated at 12,000, Australia’s newest fair could be hailed a success.
Michael Jackson THE IMMORTAL World Tour by Cirque du Soleil
Cirque du Soleil brings the spirit, showmanship and music of Michael Jackson to the stage, one more time.
Inaugural Corroboree Festival program launched
Sydney Harbour will host the largest national Indigenous cultural festival from 14-24 November.
This week’s program announcements
Indigenous art, riverboats and enhanced opportunities for women directors feature in this week’s newly unveiled programs.
Busy Brandis faces a balancing act with Arts and AG
The new Minister for the Arts is also the Attorney-General. It gives the portfolio seniority but the Minister other priorities.
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There are many acts around these days with their origins in circus techniques or acrobatics but this one has more…
NIDA announces two new graduate courses for 2014
Master of Fine Arts (Directing) and Master of Fine Arts (Writing for Performance) are new training options for aspiring directors.
The evolution of machinima
From game runs to cinematic shorts to the interactive world of new media, where does the future of machinima lie?
Paul Yore pulled from Sydney Contemporary
Sydney Contemporary has announced, just hours before its VIP preview, Paul Yore's installation will not show.