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    Artist draws on the land for new National Museum exhibition

    Artist draws on the land for new National Museum exhibition

    29 August 2022 | By Sally Hopman
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    Margo Lewers, modernism and the Rex Hotel mosaic

    Margo Lewers, modernism and the Rex Hotel mosaic

    23 August 2022 | By Genevieve Jacobs
    'It feels like a gift': Lisa McCune on Dylan musical The Girl from the North Country

    'It feels like a gift': Lisa McCune on Dylan musical The Girl from the North Country

    12 August 2022 | By Genevieve Jacobs
    Legends, larrikins and the Australian identity: who has time for Henry Lawson now?

    Legends, larrikins and the Australian identity: who has time for Henry Lawson now?

    11 August 2022 | By Genevieve Jacobs
    Ngadjung flows into Belco Theatre

    Ngadjung flows into Belco Theatre

    5 August 2022 | By Dione David
    A first look at Flazéda - the home of belly dancing in Belconnen

    A first look at Flazéda - the home of belly dancing in Belconnen

    3 August 2022 | By Evelyn Karatzas
    Words and music: CSO brings young Australian voices into the chamber

    Words and music: CSO brings young Australian voices into the chamber

    29 July 2022 | By Ian Bushnell
    First Nations artists feel connected to new National Museum exhibition - Belonging

    First Nations artists feel connected to new National Museum exhibition - Belonging

    28 July 2022 | By Sally Hopman
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    Terrain's 10 years of powerful dance connects to Country

    Terrain's 10 years of powerful dance connects to Country

    25 July 2022 | By Emma Batchelor
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    Young Canberrans to take the stage in deconstructed Romeo and Juliet dance ensemble

    Young Canberrans to take the stage in deconstructed Romeo and Juliet dance ensemble

    20 July 2022 | By Evelyn Karatzas
    Sculptor Wojciech Pietranik carves himself a special niche

    Sculptor Wojciech Pietranik carves himself a special niche

    19 July 2022 | By Elizabeth Masters
    Canberra Writers Festival returns for all members of the human race

    Canberra Writers Festival returns for all members of the human race

    12 July 2022 | By Dione David
    Australia's rich performing arts history takes spotlight at National Library - starting with an artefact from 1796

    Australia's rich performing arts history takes spotlight at National Library - starting with an artefact from 1796

    10 July 2022 | By Evelyn Karatzas
    There’s a new movie out on Elvis. Does it matter whether it’s historically accurate?

    There’s a new movie out on Elvis. Does it matter whether it’s historically accurate?

    7 July 2022 | By Marcus Kelson
    Blessed are the Changemakers: MoAD's powerful take on Australia's march to gender equality

    Blessed are the Changemakers: MoAD's powerful take on Australia's march to gender equality

    4 July 2022 | By Lottie Twyford
    Why was the National Film and Sound Archives building investigated by ghost-hunters?

    Why was the National Film and Sound Archives building investigated by ghost-hunters?

    20 June 2022 | By Marg Wade
    Art & Culture
    Grandfather of modern musical theatre celebrated in a Sonnet for Sondheim

    Grandfather of modern musical theatre celebrated in a Sonnet for Sondheim

    18 June 2022 | By Dione David
    Art & Culture
    Dirt, despair and death in a drug lord's world: Twenty Minutes with the Devil is back

    Dirt, despair and death in a drug lord's world: Twenty Minutes with the Devil is back

    16 June 2022 | By Genevieve Jacobs
    The Queen, the High Court and the missing tree(s): a right royal mystery

    The Queen, the High Court and the missing tree(s): a right royal mystery

    10 June 2022 | By Sally Hopman
    2021 graduates finally get to show their wares in ANU exhibition

    2021 graduates finally get to show their wares in ANU exhibition

    6 June 2022 | By Aiden Rothnie
    Memories of Canberra's royal visits reign over us in new NCA exhibition

    Memories of Canberra's royal visits reign over us in new NCA exhibition

    1 June 2022 | By Sally Hopman
    Breathtaking performance art transmits true Indigenous storytelling

    Breathtaking performance art transmits true Indigenous storytelling

    30 May 2022 | By Dione David
    Music for Ukraine brings our finest performers together for fundraising concert at ANU

    Music for Ukraine brings our finest performers together for fundraising concert at ANU

    25 May 2022 | By Genevieve Jacobs
    Archives exhibition uncovers the magic of motels, kidney-shaped pools and Continental breakfasts

    Archives exhibition uncovers the magic of motels, kidney-shaped pools and Continental breakfasts

    22 May 2022 | By Genevieve Jacobs
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    National Library cracks open Trove to publish vintage knitted treasures

    National Library cracks open Trove to publish vintage knitted treasures

    15 May 2022 | By Dione David
    Art & Culture
    Emma Sholl promises flute fireworks with CSO

    Emma Sholl promises flute fireworks with CSO

    12 May 2022 | By Ian Bushnell
    Autographed ballet shoes in filing cabinet pointe to our greatest dancers

    Autographed ballet shoes in filing cabinet pointe to our greatest dancers

    8 May 2022 | By Sally Hopman
    Five unmissable musical experiences on this weekend

    Five unmissable musical experiences on this weekend

    Snowy Valleys' 100 km sculpture trail opens early May

    Snowy Valleys' 100 km sculpture trail opens early May

    29 April 2022 | By Edwina Mason
    The Saints' Ed Kuepper on punk, music history and the sadness of broken things

    The Saints' Ed Kuepper on punk, music history and the sadness of broken things

    21 April 2022 | By Genevieve Jacobs
    Blue Poles: 48 years on, the picture still worth thousands of words

    Blue Poles: 48 years on, the picture still worth thousands of words

    20 April 2022 | By Sally Hopman
    Capital homes and translocated cottages: how the post-war boom still shapes Canberra

    Capital homes and translocated cottages: how the post-war boom still shapes Canberra

    17 April 2022 | By Marg Wade

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