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Both parents of acclaimed Australian artists Lucy and Anna Culliton have died 11 days apart, just weeks after Lucy evacuated them to her home in Bibbenluke in the Snowy Monaro region of southern NSW.
Yellow Wiggle Emma Watkins is performing a new show in the Sydney Festival without her wiggly counterparts to show deaf children their impairment is no barrier to learning how to dance — even though they can’t hear music.
Iconic Australian painter Arthur Boyd’s property Bundanon and the archives of irreplaceable letters and photographs are under threat from the south coast fires.
Wondering what Sydney’s newest family stage show is like? We give Shrek The Musical the thumbs up.
French superstar Isabelle Adjani has cancelled a Sydney Festival production two weeks before its Opera House debut over fears the city’s air quality will harm her in light of the devastating NSW bushfires. But festival director Wesley Enoch says she will pay.
The National Gallery of Australia has taken the extraordinary step of closing its doors today, as deteriorating air quality in Canberra raises concerns about the safety of the public, the gallery’s staff, and the artworks themselves.
Lydia Delectorskaya fled revolution and became an indispensable assistant to one of the world’s most famous artists.
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