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Audio: This week in the arts
What's on in the visual and performing arts in the coming weeks? The final installment in our summer series.
Grandfather of naïve painting: Selby Warren
Survey by one of Australia's least known artists, Selby Warren - bushman from Trunkey Creek.
Art across the Tasman
The New Zealand Festival will run across 24 days, offering a program of dance, music, literature and film.
Secret River, Cyrano and Godot triumph in Sydney Theatre Awards
Sydney's theatre critics have spoken; their annual awards for the 2013 calender year were presented last night.
Trace: documenting performance art
Renewed interest in performance art, its documentation and how it is collected has emerged with changes in media technology.
Government funding for Aboriginal regional arts projects
Aboriginal regional arts projects are being encouraged to apply for government funding in a move to promote NSW Aboriginal art.
A funny thing happened on the way to the drive-in
Screen culture, digital art and live performance overlap in the latest project by hybrid arts company, Aphids.
New structure creates buzz at Fed Square
A new canopy at Federation Square reflects a honeycomb structure in honour of Federation Square’s bee population
Classical world mourns the death of Italian conductor Claudio Abbado
The champion of music who worked tirelessly to make the classical repertoire accessible to all has died aged 80.
Fringe artists to benefit from cultural fund
Adelaide Fringe has launched a $30,000 fund designed to provide financial assistance to Australian artists.