A wonderland of shimmering crystals, thousands of wind spinners and ceramic birds, millions of plastic beads, 17 black-face 'lawn jockeys', 13 gilded pigs and a crocodile. That’s just a fraction of what…
The origins and implications of Australian identity and national mythology are explored through the frames of immigration, satire, larrikinism and resistance. This exhibition features work by leading local…
Xiao Lu: Impossible Dialogue ??:?? is the first retrospective of work by this leading contemporary Chinese artist, presented by Sydney’s 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art and curated by Claire Roberts and…
Get up close to a variety of farm animals. Situated in one of Sydney's northern suburbs, it is a day out you and your children will not forget. See a range of farm animals, hear stories and learn more about them…
On July 4, 1975, the crusading journalist, heiress and anti-development campaigner Juanita Nielsen went to a meeting at a Kings Cross underworld hang-out. She was never seen again.In this innovative fiction and…
Food enthusiasts will be able to enjoy the tasting adventures of Taste of Asia Food Tours over the entirety of the Chatswood Year of the Pig Festival, Sydney’s newest and most exciting ‘Little Asia’.…
This summer, Sydneysiders and visitors will be able to immerse themselves in the sensational New Year festivities of Asia without leaving Sydney.The Chinese Cultural Centre presents an exhibition celebrating the Year of…
In June, The Wolves was named by the New York Times as one of the top 25 American plays of the last 25 years, and after a sell-out season at the Old Fitz in 2017, this energetic show will find a new arena on the famous…