Culture

A Hologram of a Diamond: Jewellery artist Moniek Schrijer discusses her new body of work

Contemporary jewellery artist Moniek Schrijer presents A Hologram of a Diamond, a new body of work challenging notions of authenticity and value.

Painter and screen printer Lorraine Namarnyilk on the joy she finds from her practice

Lorraine Namarnyilk, a painter and screen printer who lives in Gunbalanya, NT will be at the National Indigenous Art Fair at the Injalak Arts stall.

‘I follow the traditions of my ancestors, but I have also found my own way’: Anna Ramatha Malibirr talks finding her artistic voice

Anna Ramatha Malibirr was born in Gapuwiyak, East Arnhem Land. She started weaving and making jewellery as a teenager. She will be showing her art at the National Indigenous Art Fair next month at the Gapuwiyak Culture and Arts stall.

Artist Alison Puruntatameri on her creative process and finding inspiration from culture and family

Alison Puruntatameri was born and grew up in Pirlangimpi on Melville Island, one of the Tiwi Islands in the Northern Territory. After she finished school, she worked in child care before becoming an artist. She will show her art at the National Indigenous Art Fair in Sydney at the Munupi Arts Centre stall.

National Indigenous Art and Culture Fair returns to Sydney this July

The National Indigenous Art Fair is a significant cultural event and ethical marketplace that showcases the vibrant and diverse artwork of Indigenous artists from across Australia.

‘Kimberly Akimbo,’ Tom Stoppard’s ‘Leopoldstadt’ among winners at Tony Awards

“Kimberly Akimbo,” about a teenager who ages in reverse, and Tom Stoppard’s autobiographical “Leopoldstadt” are among the winners of this year’s Tony Awards as the ceremony went on despite the Writers Guild of America strike.

The Wes Anderson recipe – a detailed guide on how to recreate the director’s aesthetic

Wes Anderson’s films can often be boiled down to a single striking image. This approach began for Anderson the moment he had Margot (Gwyneth Paltrow) step off the Green Line bus in his third film The Royal Tenenbaums (2001).

Muzafar Ali searches for identity in ‘Watandar: My Countryman’

Muzafar Ali’s captivating story unfolds in the documentary film ‘Watandar: My Countryman’, as he embarks on a quest for identity in his adopted homeland of Australia.

5 must-see light installations and shows at Vivid Sydney 2023

Vivid Sydney 2023 is the biggest programme in the festival’s history.

Do Not Go Gentle

A group of fearless ‘explorers’ living in a retirement home set off on a march towards death experienced in dual reality.

MAMMA MIA The Musical

The musical that won over the world.

Driftwood The Musical

The moving story of one family’s escape from Hitler’s Europe.

Michael McHugh Presents Captivating Showcase at Clayton Utz Art Partnership 2023

With his unique vision and mastery of various techniques, Michael McHugh’s showcase is a mesmerising display of artistic brilliance. His […]

New Clayton Utz Art Partnership includes artist Michael McHugh

A new exhibition of works by artist Michael McHugh is being presented by Clayton Utz as part of the Clayton Utz Art Partnership and Development & Curatorial Partner 3:33 Art Projects.

New Zealand wine region joins the world’s greatest

Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand, a region renowned for its exceptional wines, has proudly joined the esteemed ranks of the Great Wine Capitals of the world.

Suddenly Last Summer

It’s a summer everyone would rather forget, but can they keep the awful events a secret?

International Booker Prize 2023: our experts review the six shortlisted books

From a longlist of 12, six novels have been shortlisted for the 2023 International Booker Prize. Our academics review the finalists ahead of the announcement of the winner on May 23.

Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll

‘TINA – The Tina Turner Musical’ is the extraordinary life story of one of the most successful musical artists in history.

‘The Time Traveller’s Wife’ musical to open in London

A musical based on hit novel “The Time Traveller’s Wife” is coming to London’s West End.

Cannes Film Festival 2023 kicks off with ‘all killer, no filler’ line-up

The French Riviera city of Cannes was transformed into a playground for the film industry this week as the 76th iteration of the glamorous film festival kicked off, promising splashy blockbusters, up-and-coming talent and a hint of controversy.

Eurovision 2023: From flags to food, Liverpool embraces Ukraine

Liverpool has opened its heart to Ukraine for Eurovision 2023, flying blue and yellow flags, offering special tickets to its refugees and adopting its cuisine, in addition to putting the country centre stage in three live shows.

NYC’s new natural history museum wing to light up in ‘Manhattanhenge’

The Natural History Museum is one of New York’s most popular attractions, but also one of the most crowded. A new wing, designed to light up when the sun shines down the city’s grid of streets, is set to add much-needed space to the setting of “Night at the Museum”.

Julia Gutman wins Archibald Prize for portrait of singer Montaigne

Julia Gutman has won the Archibald Prize 2023.

‘Some Like It Hot’ leads 2023 Tony nominations

Film-turned-musical “Some Like It Hot” led the nominations announced Tuesday for the 2023 Tony awards, the highest honours in American theatre, followed by “& Juliet”, “New York, New York” and “Shucked”.

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