Northern Territory
Two rebrands, both a little problematic
Prominent arts organisations face rebrands this month, but does the strategy raise questions?
New Darwin Festival AD launches inaugural program
Running from 10-27 August 2023, Darwin Festival is a rare opportunity to experience the best of Territory culture alongside curated…
Theatre review: Hymns for the Witching Hour, Brown's Mart Theatre, Darwin
A personal story that explores religion, identity and family legacy through narrative, dance and music.
Uluṟu drones – more than ‘clip art in the sky’
ArtsHub speaks with a drone technologist on creating memories above Country, in a world-first permanent drone show to drive Australian…
Drone performance review: Wintjiri Wiṟu, Uluṟu
In a world first, a drone and laser show over Uluṟu blends ancient law with new world technology, to teach…
So you want my arts job: Percussionist and Music Lecturer
From playing drums and singing in a Dixieland band, to teaching music students at Charles Darwin University, Vincent Perry's work…
Celebrating local stories through place-based programming
Running from 1-4 June 2023, the NT Writers Festival offers the perfect reason for a mid-winter getaway to Alice Springs.
Contemporary dance company recognised for pushing boundaries
Based in Mparntwe/Alice Springs, GUTS is the only platform for contemporary dance within a 1500-kilometre radius and the company is…
Reasons we paint: Indigenous artists speak on tampering allegations
Indigenous artists and art centre workers voice their thoughts on APY Lands art tampering allegations.
Uluṟu drone show embedded with ethical storytelling
Country and culture are at the heart of Wintjiri Wiṟu, a new drone and light experience at Uluṟu.