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What art and psychology can tell us about the future

Two regional exhibitions tap into psychology and maternal inheritance to share insights on our future.

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Neighbourhood to New York: two moves making waves

Two Melbourne arts organisations are upscaling – one to New York and another focusing on grassroots impact.

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Theatre review: Worstward Ho, Theatre Works

A rarely presented Beckett play is typically experimental and interior in nature.

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Theatre review: Jacky, Arts Centre Melbourne

Some uncomfortable viewing in this masterful play about sex, race and brotherhood.

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Concert review: Ali McGregor and the MSO, Hamer Hall

A one-night only showcase of hybrid musicality.

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Theatre reviews: Crocodiles, Northcote Town Hall Arts Centre

Despite good performances and a worthy exploration of aged care, the play is not fulfilling in a dramatic sense.

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Contemporary art in historic sites: why do we love them?

From boutique hotel art fairs to regional festivals, there is a huge appetite for contemporary art in historic venues.

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What do artists do when the crowd isn’t looking?

Buxton Contemporary's new group exhibition goes against the grain to consider solitude and the 'after hours' labour of artistic practices.

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Theatre review: Moth, Theatre Works

The return season of this two-hander proves it remains as relevant and fresh as ever.

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How a pandemic pivot helped this actor gain a Rising Star scholarship

Tasmanian actor Noah Sargent, 21, explains how thinking outside the box when theatres were closed helped inspire his application to…

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