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Shakespeare in Love is dizzying romantic fun, wrapped up in gorgeous costumes

Shakespeare in Love is dizzying romantic fun, wrapped up in gorgeous costumes

11 August 2019 | By Genevieve Jacobs

Words and movement: three reasons not to miss My Urrwai

Words and movement: three reasons not to miss My Urrwai

10 August 2019 | By Hayden Fritzlaff

What a Marbelous Open Day at Canberra Glassworks

What a Marbelous Open Day at Canberra Glassworks

8 August 2019 | By Cass Proudfoot

Women of Queanbeyan rise above cancer and raise eyebrows with calendar

Women of Queanbeyan rise above cancer and raise eyebrows with calendar

5 August 2019 | By Michael Weaver

Exploring the moon in cardboard, wood and old coffee cups

Exploring the moon in cardboard, wood and old coffee cups

13 July 2019 | By Cass Proudfoot

Bangarra celebrates 30 years of sixty-five thousand at Canberra Theatre

Bangarra celebrates 30 years of sixty-five thousand at Canberra Theatre

10 July 2019 | By Genevieve Jacobs

What really goes on behind-the-scenes of reality TV, as told by local artist Kirrah Amosa

What really goes on behind-the-scenes of reality TV, as told by local artist Kirrah Amosa

9 July 2019 | By Lachlan Roberts

Awash in light, Monet's sunrise sparked an Impressionist revolution

Awash in light, Monet's sunrise sparked an Impressionist revolution

14 June 2019 | By Genevieve Jacobs

Sculptor Sian Watson fits in a Canberra exhibition between jaunts to Montana and Jindabyne

Sculptor Sian Watson fits in a Canberra exhibition between jaunts to Montana and Jindabyne

12 June 2019 | By Cass Proudfoot

Striking life-sized Indigenous sculptures on show for the first time at National Museum

Striking life-sized Indigenous sculptures on show for the first time at National Museum

9 June 2019 | By Ian Bushnell

Meringues, Macarons and Monet at the NGA

Meringues, Macarons and Monet at the NGA

6 June 2019 | By Sophia Brady

Julian Laffan, the Braidwood printmaker who makes no prints

Julian Laffan, the Braidwood printmaker who makes no prints

3 June 2019 | By Cass Proudfoot

Meet the local artist turning heads - and chairs - on national television

Meet the local artist turning heads - and chairs - on national television

28 May 2019 | By Lachlan Roberts

Human Rights Arts & Film Festival @ NFSA

Human Rights Arts & Film Festival @ NFSA

24 May 2019 | By Ariel Larkey

How art is transforming Aboriginal lives inside the AMC

How art is transforming Aboriginal lives inside the AMC

23 May 2019 | By Genevieve Jacobs

Gungahlin Arts to enliven the community

Gungahlin Arts to enliven the community

5 May 2019 | By Belco Arts

The Edit: Tina Best on falling for Canberra

The Edit: Tina Best on falling for Canberra

30 April 2019 | By Jade Hansen

Art breathes new life into iconic Canberra cafe, The Front

Art breathes new life into iconic Canberra cafe, The Front

29 April 2019 | By Hayden Fritzlaff

Brilliant colour and sleek design: Canberra's mid-century cool

Brilliant colour and sleek design: Canberra's mid-century cool

2 April 2019 | By Genevieve Jacobs

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Latin American Fiesta aims to inspire through celebrating ‘Queen Frida’

Latin American Fiesta aims to inspire through celebrating ‘Queen Frida’

14 September 2017 | By Glynis Quinlan

The four best Flaneur-ing cafés on Canberra's northside

The four best Flaneur-ing cafés on Canberra's northside

16 October 2016 | By Joseph Walker

Would you propose on stage at the Braddon Block Party?

Would you propose on stage at the Braddon Block Party?

6 October 2016 | By Editor

Night Market Canberra returns this October!

Night Market Canberra returns this October!

5 October 2016 | By Editor

Eden: Scents & Sensibility

Eden: Scents & Sensibility

16 September 2016 | By Guest Contributor

2016 Canberra International Film Festival launched

2016 Canberra International Film Festival launched

9 September 2016 | By Alex Tricolas

Crafting Waste – An Exploration in Consumerism

Crafting Waste – An Exploration in Consumerism

7 July 2016 | By Emma Batchelor

Spilt Milk: Flume, Peking Duk, Mary's Burgers and Messina hit Canberra

Spilt Milk: Flume, Peking Duk, Mary's Burgers and Messina hit Canberra

9 June 2016 | By Alex Tricolas

Cool Little Capital or bedtime for Canberra?

Cool Little Capital or bedtime for Canberra?

7 June 2016 | By Gavin Findlay

Suitcase Rummage returns to NewActon this Sunday

Suitcase Rummage returns to NewActon this Sunday

27 May 2016 | By Editor

Object Therapy: A metamorphosis of broken things

Object Therapy: A metamorphosis of broken things

18 May 2016 | By Alex Tricolas

Rebooted Jungle Book an occasionally nostalgic retelling

Rebooted Jungle Book an occasionally nostalgic retelling

20 April 2016 | By Freya Morton

Faces inspired by great grandfather's war letters

Faces inspired by great grandfather's war letters

6 April 2016 | By Emma Batchelor

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