Far from the madding crowd
There was a time when an art lover needed to travel abroad to peek inside Milan’s Galleria d’Arts Moderna or New York’s Museum of Modern Art or the Rijksmuseum. Not anymore.
There was a time when an art lover needed to travel abroad to peek inside Milan’s Galleria d’Arts Moderna or New York’s Museum of Modern Art or the Rijksmuseum. Not anymore.
Painted portraits have a long history, which we can follow continuously since their reappearance in the Renaissance.
Organisers of the five-day festival have scratched a longstanding event from the cultural calendar.
With her third album, Fallow, country singer-songwriter Fanny Lumsden aimed to create something beautiful and optimistic.
Chinese mythology and other often overlooked themes are central to an exhibition in western Sydney
Deborah Conway has won the $25,000 Don Banks Music Award for her outstanding and sustained contribution to Australian music.
US pop artist Miley Cyrus has cancelled her appearance at a Melbourne gig, citing concerns around virus spread.
Singer-songwriter Brandi Carlile thrives in situations others might call ‘high pressure’.
A little-known link between two giants of Australian music was revealed in Los Angeles last week.
Water is not only indispensable for our physical survival but also a source of great aesthetic and spiritual pleasure.
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