Visual Arts
THEATRE REVIEW: Miss Julie, Vanilla Productions, Belvoir St Downstairs (Sydney)
Dark, gripping and intense, this production of Strindberg's Miss Julie, directed by Vladislavs Nastavshevs, is given a powerhouse performance by…
REVIEW: <i>Silk + Sand</i>, Ivan Dougherty Gallery, Paddington
In 1993 Australian printmaker Michael Kempson met Chinese printmaker Su Xin Ping and expressed a wish to initiate a cultural…
Top 50 Arts Internships - Part One
Diligently compiled by Cassandra Kiely, Arts Hub brings you an invaluable resource in this comprehensive listing of the top 50…
The Harry Potter effect in contemporary culture
It was like a scene out of Harry Potter. One of the many exhibitions that captivated me during my time…
Art Is Today - An Oz/Indo Celebration of Art and Urban Life
If you are lucky enough to have gotten a $150 ticket to see Bjork perform on the Opera House steps…
Music Hub
Considering a career in music? Be part of the Music Hub teaching network in Regional NSW. As 2007 draws to…
Louise Feneley and Renate Nisi
One of my birthday treats this year was to attend the opening of a sumptuous exhibition by my friend, Louise…
The Edge of Asia
September marked the second anniversary of the Asian Art Report, curiously when I was at the utmost extreme edge of…
REVIEW: Over the edge of sanity, Melbourne Fringe Festival
Macabre, edgy, insane? Defector Art Theatre’s short play bonanza sure tries to be.
Come back Karl. All is forgiven.
Once upon a time, in a dark night for capitalism, we used to ask difficult questions of ourselves, our friends…