how we love : notes on a life by clementine ford
How We Love is a memoir from childhood to age 41, by Clementine Ford, Australian feminist writer and broadcaster. It […]
Literature, Memoir
20 December 2021
voyage in light @ australian national maritime museum
A new interactive exhibition at the museum, Sea of Light is a luminous, immersive family adventure by Adelaide’s Patch Theatre
dancerites deadly moments : free on stream
The Sydney Opera House’s annual festival Dancerites celebrates the continued cultural dance practices of Australia’s first peoples. Each year, dance
bangarra to tour two award winning shows in 2022
In 2022, Australia’s leading Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander performing arts company, Bangarra Dance Theatre, will tour two award-winning contemporary
2021 mark and evette moran nib literary award winners announced
Waverley Council is delighted to announce the winners of the 2021 Mark and Evette Moran Nib Literary Award, Australia’s national
the umbilical brothers’ rollicking new show : the distraction
FInternational comedy phenomenon The Umbilical Brothers will present their rambunctious new show The Distraction, smashing together the spectacle of cinema and
kyla matsuura-miller wins 2021 freedman classical fellowship
Kyla Matsuura-Miller (violin) has been chosen as the winner of The Music Trust’s 2021 Freedman Classical Fellowship. Kyla and finalists Eliza Shephard (flute), Will Hansen (double bass)
too much cabbage and jesus christ : the life of missionary annie lock.
This is a fascinating, in some ways disturbing biography of missionary Annie Lock, excellently written. Catherine Bishop’s research is extensive
martin place christmas tree turns 50
The Martin Place Christmas tree turns 50 this year, fulfilling its role as the centrepiece of the City of Sydney’s
art gallery nsw announces first children’s art library
Designed to provide a sense of wonder for children and their families, the Art Gallery of New South Wales today