Philosophy, pleasure and pain: Genet’s The Maids at The Street Theatre
Caroline Stacey explains why she has chosen UK playwright Martin Crimp's translation of 'The Maids' for Canberra audiences.
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Hand-cut papers map out intricate Japanese-Australian histories in Townsville
Artist Elysha Rei hopes to create an emotional reaction to a lesser known history of Japanese migrant workers.
David Attenborough at 99: A legacy of ocean advocacy
As the environmental titan Sir David Attenborough celebrates another milestone, what can the arts learn from his lifelong commitment to...
Darwin Festival 2025 announces Guy Sebastian and L.A.B as opening acts
Two nights of music will launch this year’s Darwin Festival, with a mix of national and international names and Territory...
Immersive VR wonderland: Bubble Planet Experience Sydney prepares to touch down
Explore an enormous bubble bath ball pit, a glowing undersea LED room and a fully immersive VR room at Bubble...
Museum Grants Reinstated After Federal Court Ruling
The Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) began reinstating grants today, Wednesday, May 21, that were previously revoked by...
This Artist Draws A Green Frog With Relatable Struggles
Dric’s green frog illustrations are a delightful reflection of life’s quirks, blending humor, relatability, and charm with minimalistic artistry. Find...
This Artist Turned Rough Sketches Into Real, Usable Furniture
Jinil Park’s furniture blurs the line between fantasy and function, turning raw, sketch-like strokes into tangible, usable objects that feel...
New York Sales Miss the Mark as Top Works and Young Artists Fall to Lower Levels
The spring auction season ended with a miss, as Christie’s, Sotheby’s, and Phillips collectively fell short of even their most...
Photographer Isaac Wright on Being Busted by the NYPD During the Opening of His Show in Chelsea
Urban explorer artist Isaac Wright, known professionally as “Drift,” was arrested last Thursday by four NYPD officers at the opening...
