In the ear and now

Liquid Architecture’s 2014 program takes the participant on an enthralling, investigative conceptual journey into sound.

Film festival puts girls on top

In a year where solidarity with feminism is a hot topic, Melbourne’s first feminist film festival will make its inaugural…

Prime Minister Abbott returns NGA’s shameful Shiva

An irritant to Australia-India relations, the 900-year old sculpture at the centre of a fraud case becomes a political pawn.

Ralph Myers reveals his final Belvoir season

From Indigenous drama to Greek tragedy, and Australian classics to new plays, Myers’ fifth Belvoir season is the culmination of…

This summer, queer Brisbanites prepare to Melt

Brisbane’s new queer arts and culture festival, Melt, is dripping with possibilities.

Theatre company’s mystery show reveals a trend

Red Stitch reveal their final performance for the season – and ball sports are involved.

STC’s 2015 season a conversation between canon and new ideas

Andrew Upton’s new season embraces fresh works by female playwrights, and the rich and resonant history of the well-written play.

British Council helps Indigenous cultural leaders Accelerate

Four Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists have been chosen to develop their work in the United Kingdom.

Screenrights: deal with Foxtel consummated with relief

Empowering artists through the law

The Arts Law Centre of Australia has made a difference for 30 years. It has celebrated that history this week.