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Kalahari metal fans defy heat for artistic expression
Kalahari heavy metal bands are staying true to the traditional metal getup despite the searing temperatures of Southern Africa.
The Schubert Cycle: Journey’s End
Pianist Paul Lewis brilliantly demonstrated Schubert’s ability to touch the heart, with melody encased in the most arresting technical passages.
Deer Tick + Two Gallants
Folk-rock and indie sounds from the US proved well-suited to an eclectic Perth Festival gardens atmosphere.
QLD Arts Minister steps down
After consistently rejecting calls for her resignation, Queensland Arts and IT Minister Ros Bates has stepped down, citing health reasons.
Hip hop figurines on show in Seoul
Hong Kong artist Michael Lau is exhibiting his classic Gardenergala figures at the Sejong Center for Performing Arts.
Miracle Man
One man’s search for enlightenment fills a room with chanting, delicious flavours, and uncontrollable belly laughs.
Hong Kong’s Maritime Museum to re-open
Hong Kong’s Maritime Museum is set to re-open in Victoria Harbour later this month.
Toulouse-Lautrec: Paris and the Moulin Rouge
The disabled and outcast artist captures the mood and personality of the cabaret with his striking sketches and silhouettes, based…
Egyptian artists' struggle is reflected in work
The tense situation in Egypt is becoming a more and more common theme in the recent art of the country.
So you want to be a curator
Curator and all-round arts industry professional Jane Raffan shares her knowledge and expertise with those who want to break into…