New South Wales
Review: Wonnangatta, Sydney Theatre Company
A sense of the open, of fear, and of the possibility of danger pervades this mysterious and emotional production.
Managing art and dementia programming during COVID-19
The MCA has released a new toolkit to support people living with dementia access creativity at home, while Canberra Symphony…
Turning waste into art is a community affair
A forthcoming exhibition showcasing artwork made from waste teaches us that being sustainable can be a highly creative and socially…
Defunding fight gets personal as PACT fights back
A personal invitation to the NSW Minister for the Arts, Don Harwin, has been extended as PACT works to regain…
Review: Van Gogh Alive, The Royal Hall of Industries, Sydney
If you can get past the mental roadblock that this is not an exhibition of Van Gogh's paintings but a…
Anger in NSW as media receive funding outcomes ahead of applicants
Outcomes of the already-delayed funding round were communicated to applicants by the media, or by texts from colleagues, instead of…
Book review: The Weekend by Charlotte Wood
Wood's The Weekend confronts prejudices about old age and shows there is much more ahead for the author and her…
Carriageworks secures independent future
Carriageworks saved, thanks to a 20-year lease agreement and guaranteed annual funding - two necessities it has battled since opening…
How ghost lights keep the spirit of theatre alive
One of NIDA’s latest projects invites actors, playwrights, and members of the public to share their love of the theatre…
In the face of green bans and protests, Powerhouse Museum rethinks future
Plans for the sale of the Powerhouse Museum's Ultimo site back-flipped over the weekend, as protests escalated around its imminent…