Visual Arts
Windmill Theatre's coming-of-age trilogy hits Adelaide Festival
A part fairytale, part lipstick-smeared vigilante in on the board for Windmill Theatre in 2014.
Getting them in: Emerging Donors
SAMAG’s monthly lecture tackled a question facing many arts organisations, of how to stimulate the next generation of giving
Marea Gazzard 1928-2013
Gazzard’s enduring forms defined ceramics as sculpture, and pathed an exciting future in Australian art.
World first Les Misérables exhibition to be held in Melbourne
World first exhibition titled Victor Hugo: Les Misérables - From Page to Stage, to be held in State Library from…
Art on tracks
Melbourne’s latest public artwork pays homage to its W-Class ‘rattler’ trams.
Polyglot Theatre to visit Japan
Polyglot Theatre aims to help re-build self esteem and positivity in disaster stricken Minamisanriku with show We Built This Town
Unpredictable line up for MOFO 2014
Tasmania’s Museum of Old and New Art Festival of Music and Art has an unpredictable line up for its 2014…
Flesh Wound
If you don’t know Ché Walker, this play may just place the playwright’s name firmly in the front of your…
Armanious heads south to Heide
Commissioned for the opening of the MCAs new wing, Fountain finds a long-term home at Heide Museum of Modern Art.
This is not a death wish: Will Coles
Sydney artist Will Coles' exhibition at Brenda May Gallery, interrogates consumerism and war with a good dose of wit.