Heart-warming, forthright and moving, Anita Heiss’s own adaptation of her much-loved novel Tiddas, will make its Sydney debut at Belvoir from 12th to 28th January as part of Sydney Festival’s 2024 Blak Out…
Wiradyuri and Kamilaroi artist Jonathan Jones will present the inaugural exhibition at Artspace at The Gunnery when it reopens from Friday 15 December 2023 – 11 February 2024, before the exhibition tours…
AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL MARITIME MUSEUM & SETTLEMENT SERVICES INTERNATIONAL From First Nations to newcomers and everyone in between, New Beginnings Festival is where you belong. Back after a fantastic 2023,…
Art strangles architecture on a grand scale in Hi-Vis, the sinuous sculpture taking over a Walsh Bay wharf. British sculptor Michael Shaw uses the building like a mould to inform and form the geometry of his…
Lost in Palm Springs, an interdisciplinary exhibition bringing together 14 creative minds – including internationally recognised artists, photographers and thinkers from America and Australia – who respond…
There are many stories lying deep in the Pacific Ocean. None is more amazing than that of Te Wheke-a-Muturangi.In Maori mythology, Te Wheke is the giant octopus chased by Kupe, the legendary Polynesian fisherman and…
Dive into a selection of screen-printed artworks, calendars and photographs alongside materials from the renowned ‘Garage’ in Mt Druitt in western Sydney. The exhibition reveals the role of artistic…
Is the Australian media driven by a racist metanarrative? By simply exposing horror and dysfunction, has journalism failed to represent First Nations communities, ventilating racism, moral panic and outright lies in the…