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Fraternising with Frida and her friends
Mexican Modernism is more than Frida & Diego, and so AGSA offers a timely rethink of how governments celebrate Indigenous…
Linda Woolverton brought Belle and Alice to life – and she’s not ready to stop yet
The writer talks about adapting Beauty and the Beast for the stage musical. As the only woman with a sole…
Loneliness driving Airbnb Experiences
The tourism market is shifting again, and there is more room for creatives in creating connections.
The Australian Festival of Chamber Music offers an impressive 2023 program
Artistic Director Jack Liebeck returns to Townsville/Gurambilbarra with five world premieres and a feast of guilty pleasures!
High schoolers and mental health: can art help give them space?
A slightly unconventional artist-in-schools project is revealing the power of uninterrupted, quiet creative time for teens.
An unlikely pairing: eX de Medici and Michael Zavros
How a celebration of consumer luxury, male aspiration and appearance, paired with punk subculture, tattoos and war, is a perfect…
The decline of arts support in South Australia
Last week's South Australian state budget saw funding cuts to arts and culture and a gallery on hold, putting the…
How visual intelligence can build ‘cultural capital’
Anyone can look at art – but it turns out the perception of art is a skill so valuable, it's…
Bangarra’s new Artistic Director goes back to Country with Yuldea
Frances Rings' family history is entwined in the sands of the traditional lands of the Anangu peoples in the the…
Female dance bodies onstage: are we seeing a revolution?
Is the work of one of Europe’s most of-the-moment choreographers shifting expectations of female bodies on stage?