This year’s HEAD ON PHOTO FESTIVAL, Australia’s major annual photography festival, established in 2004, which opened on the 7th November is closing this Sunday.
The festival spotlights both emerging and established photographers, Australian and international, showcasing a wide range …
Ahunim Abebe and Colin Friels in Belvoir Street Theatre’s production of King Lear. Photo by Brett Boardman
I ventured into this play with
Who holds the power behind the algorithm? Can machines dream? What does it mean to be human in an age of AI? A groundbreaking exhibition which asks how artificial intelligence is transforming the way we live, think and create.
The …
The backbone of Japanese cinema is arguably the Samuari saga and this year’s Japanese Film Festival has a fascinating take on the genre.
A little The Crucible a little bit The Merchant of Venice, a little bit Casino Royale, BUSHIDO …
This is one of Australia’s oldest mysteries and greatest legends. There’s a war hero, adventurer, the world record attempt, the sudden disappearance and the small clues hinting of their tragic end.
But after almost 75 years of intrigue, the final …