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Sydney librarian discovers rare drawing by Renaissance artist
Giorgione is one of the most enigmatic figures in Renaissance art, and yet a drawing of his has been discovered…
ICYMI: A wrap of this week’s arts news
The Victorian Government announces new Bangarra partnership, MPavillion's next architect revealed, joint statement condemns Berejiklian government’s festival fears, and more.
What Australian reading habits and book trends reveal about our culture
If we are what we read, then what do Australia’s annual book sales figures and book club picks tell us…
On becoming: a conversation with transgender artist Cassils
Perth Festival artist Cassils offers their read on gender stereotyping, cross-generational mentoring, how to use training as transformation and doing…
Vocation vs occupation: why you should follow your heart at university
Getting cold feet about the course you’re enrolled in, and dreaming of better things? Trust us, you’re not alone!
The performing arts academy where participation is a part of life
At WAAPA, students don’t just learn; they perform in an eclectic array of concerts and performances throughout the year, alongside…
On the Move: latest appointments and resignations
New Head of Public Engagement for AGNSW, new Artistic Director at Mudlark Theatre, changes at Arts Law, and more.
Review: King Arthur: Gabrieli Consort & Players
It is a rare treat to see one of Europe’s most highly regarded ensembles performing in the intimate setting of…
Review: Sydney Symphony Orchestra – Bartók’s Concerto for Orchestra
A disappointing commission and two flavourless readings of colourful and dynamic works opens the SSO’s 2019 Masters Series.
Deakin University students to create unique art for 2019 Venice Biennale
Six teams of researchers and Masters and PhD students from Deakin will create a unique series of place-responsive public artworks…