National Gallery of Australia unveils 2026 Artistic Program
The National Gallery of Australia has announced its 2026 program, unveiling a line-up of major exhibitions and projects…
Mark Mupotsa-Russell: The Wolf Who Cried Boy
Through the eyes of an unforgettable narrator, The Wolf Who Cried Boy by Mark Mupotsa-Russell is an astoundingly…
State Theatre Company South Australia reveals a season of joyful, playful and political theatre
From the intimate to the epic, the classical to the radical and the playful to the political, State…
Shadow Boxing | Australian Arts Review
Samuel Addison delivers a one, two punch and wins a knockout with this new production of Shadow Boxing…
Katherine Fyffe appointed new Executive Director of State Theatre Company South Australia
Acclaimed arts leader Katherine (Kath) Fyffe has been appointed as the new Executive Director of State Theatre Company…
Peter Coleman: Sins of the Filthy Rich
Peter Coleman has turned his signature tongue-in-cheek humour to the ridiculous, and sometimes horrifying, excesses of the mega-rich…
Almaty Museum of Arts by Chapman Taylor Opens in Kazakhstan
Almaty Museum of Arts, Kazakhstan. Image © Alexey Naroditsky Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1034134/almaty-museum-of-arts-by-chapman-taylor-opens-in-kazakhstan…
Primavera 2025: Young Australia Artists opens at MCA Australia
The Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA Australia) has opened Primavera 2025: Young Australian Artists. Now in its…
Yayoi Kusama Exhibition Is the Most Visited in Australia’s History
Installation view of “LOVE IS CALLING,” 2013 (Photo: Sean Fennessy) Yayoi Kusama has a habit of setting records.…
Opera Australia announces significant leadership changes
The Board of Opera Australia (OA) has announced the appointment of three key leadership positions, strengthening OA’s place…
On the Couch with Fleuranne Brockway
Who is Fleuranne Brockway?I’m an opera singer from Attadale, Perth – more specifically, a mezzo-soprano (so I sing…