This was a strange, exciting, visually stunning work that can best be defined as a ‘dance theatre event’.
Twisted Element has finally returned (hooray) after several years hiatus and with a slightly changed name to bring us this ‘immersive and …
This is a very interesting but perhaps somewhat disappointing version. Shakespeare’s dark comedy has been updated to now, and in a major twist we have Tamsin Grieg as Malvolia, compelling us to view everything through fresh eyes. But that …
The latest exhibition at Traffic Jam Galleries features two artists from its stable – Anakita Escalante with Sydney Surroundings and Danielle McManus with Wild.
Anakita Escalante’s work is an exploration of the relationship between the man-made and the natural, …
The libretto is based on Biblical story of Judith (7-15). Judith, a beautiful widow is upset with her Israelite countrymen for not trusting in God to deliver their home, Bethulia, from their Assyrian conquerors. She goes with her loyal maid, …
The iconic Blak Markets will return to Sydney’s spectacular harbour headland park, Barangaroo Reserve to host a special Aboriginal art market on Sunday, 2 July.
Taking place at the beginning of NAIDOC Week, the family-friendly event will be a vibrant …
Featured image – The Phil Slater Band
As one of the most prestigious and longest-running music schools in Australia, it is only fitting that the Sydney Conservatorium of Music open its doors to the public, as it did last Sunday, …
Queensland artist Clinton Barker makes his Sydney debut in July with his exhibition NEW LIGHT : PAINTINGS AND PRINTS at Darlinghurst’s ARO Gallery.
The official opening will take place on the 14th July between 5 pm and 8 pm with …
Currently in competition at The Sydney Film Festival, THE OTHER SIDE OF HOPE will not be in line for any award Peter Dutton might lend his name to.
Khaled, a young Syrian refugee who has lost virtually all of his …
This exhibition will feature the iconic art of American Georgia O’Keeffe alongside modernist masterpieces by pioneering Australian artists Margaret Preston and Grace Cossington Smith.
The ground-breaking exhibition draws together about 30 works by each artist from the breadth of …
“Our only responsibility is to remain irresponsible” is the motto of Laibach, the Slovenian band invited to appear in North Korea, a tour documented in the bizarre, beguiling and brilliant documentary, LIBERATION DAY.
Famous for their art rock interpretations of …
