Art & Culture | This is Canberra

Acclaimed crime writer Chris Hammer secures ACT Book of the Year award - again

Acclaimed crime writer Chris Hammer secures ACT Book of the Year award - again

10 August | By Sally Hopman

Discover the world of opera with The Merry Widow

Discover the world of opera with The Merry Widow

10 August | By Jacqueline Lyons

Canberra Symphony Orchestra launches 'best season yet' for 75th year

Canberra Symphony Orchestra launches 'best season yet' for 75th year

9 August | By Ian Bushnell

Dendy Canberra to open IMAX cinema in time for summer blockbusters

Dendy Canberra to open IMAX cinema in time for summer blockbusters

7 August | By Ian Bushnell

National Gallery of Australia acquires first Gauguin painting for nearly $10 million

National Gallery of Australia acquires first Gauguin painting for nearly $10 million

6 August | By Sally Hopman

Come sing a song of joy: CSO Chorus readies for Beethoven's work for the ages

Come sing a song of joy: CSO Chorus readies for Beethoven's work for the ages

4 August | By Ian Bushnell

From cane toads to roller derby, NFSA makes quite a splash with new streaming service

From cane toads to roller derby, NFSA makes quite a splash with new streaming service

29 July | By Sally Hopman

Richard Harding in a challenging exhibition asks how LGBTQIA+ people appear in today’s world

Richard Harding in a challenging exhibition asks how LGBTQIA+ people appear in today’s world

26 July | By Sasha Grishin

Through intricate and rhythmic structure, rising Canberra artist Hannah Quinlivan holds you spellbound

Through intricate and rhythmic structure, rising Canberra artist Hannah Quinlivan holds you spellbound

21 July | By Sasha Grishin

Chicago's sexy sophistication steals the spotlight in Canberra

Chicago's sexy sophistication steals the spotlight in Canberra

19 July | By Dione David

Where the idea to 'warm' Canberra trees with scarves really came from (blame The Beatles)

Where the idea to 'warm' Canberra trees with scarves really came from (blame The Beatles)

15 July | By James Coleman

Canberra band wants to get a rave on inside a Bunnings store (and signs are good)

Canberra band wants to get a rave on inside a Bunnings store (and signs are good)

11 July | By James Coleman

What it takes to get a French post-impressionist artist to Canberra for the first time

What it takes to get a French post-impressionist artist to Canberra for the first time

6 July | By James Coleman

Surprise yourself at Canberra's best kept secret

Surprise yourself at Canberra's best kept secret

25 June | By Dione David

Last year's 'Nutbush' flashmob was such a hit, it's coming back

Last year's 'Nutbush' flashmob was such a hit, it's coming back

24 June | By James Coleman

The inside story of the National Carillon ... and more, by someone in tune with its workings

The inside story of the National Carillon ... and more, by someone in tune with its workings

24 June | By Sally Hopman

Unveiling ancient techniques from the masters of mummification

Unveiling ancient techniques from the masters of mummification

23 June | By Morgan Kenyon

Understanding the artists who brought Bauhaus modernism to America

Understanding the artists who brought Bauhaus modernism to America

22 June | By Sasha Grishin

Winners announced: The 2024 National Photographic Portrait Prize and the Darling Portrait Prize for Painting

Winners announced: The 2024 National Photographic Portrait Prize and the Darling Portrait Prize for Painting

21 June | By Emma Batchelor

First Nations creatives invited to take starring role in NFSA's winter showcase

First Nations creatives invited to take starring role in NFSA's winter showcase

20 June | By Sally Hopman

After a five-day road trip, a $14 million sculpture of life and death arrives safely in Canberra

After a five-day road trip, a $14 million sculpture of life and death arrives safely in Canberra

20 June | By Sally Hopman

The artists of the future create extraordinary work for the National Portrait Gallery

The artists of the future create extraordinary work for the National Portrait Gallery

19 June | By Jacqueline Lyons

Gin lovers unite: These one-of-a-kind creations are a real glass act

Gin lovers unite: These one-of-a-kind creations are a real glass act

18 June | By Morgan Kenyon

Majors Creek artist draws on her family of inspiring women to land art prize

Majors Creek artist draws on her family of inspiring women to land art prize

12 June | By Sally Hopman

From pottery to abstract art, explore the exceptional work from artists from across the country in Yass

From pottery to abstract art, explore the exceptional work from artists from across the country in Yass

7 June | By Jacqueline Lyons

New photographic exhibition shows Canberra region's best, natural side

New photographic exhibition shows Canberra region's best, natural side

1 June | By Sally Hopman

Here's why you should plan your next weekend away in Murrumbateman

Here's why you should plan your next weekend away in Murrumbateman

31 May | By Morgan Kenyon

Comedy series throws a spotlight on Canberra, a place where people live - not always politically correctly

Comedy series throws a spotlight on Canberra, a place where people live - not always politically correctly

25 May | By Sally Hopman

Highland flair: Canberra's oldest club races towards centenary celebrations

Highland flair: Canberra's oldest club races towards centenary celebrations

21 May | By Dione David

Canberra's favourite Voice pays her dues and makes welcome return in hit musical Rent

Canberra's favourite Voice pays her dues and makes welcome return in hit musical Rent

20 May | By Sally Hopman

New cafe to be social hub of upgraded Gorman Arts Centre

New cafe to be social hub of upgraded Gorman Arts Centre

19 May | By Ian Bushnell

There'll be a new café to try on your bridge-to-bridge walk soon

There'll be a new café to try on your bridge-to-bridge walk soon

12 May | By James Coleman

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