Rare portraits cut through dross
Painted portraits have a long history, which we can follow continuously since their reappearance in the Renaissance.
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.
Regardless of age, some architectural masterpieces continue to fascinate.
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