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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

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

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

6 May 2022 | By Canberra International Music Festival

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

'We're all the bloody same': new exhibition challenges racism

'We're all the bloody same': new exhibition challenges racism

16 April 2022 | By Claire Fenwicke

Josh Pyke to share uplifting stories from his new album at Folk Festival

Josh Pyke to share uplifting stories from his new album at Folk Festival

13 April 2022 | By Katrina Condie

Luka Lesson brings Agapi & Other Kinds of Love to Canberra

Luka Lesson brings Agapi & Other Kinds of Love to Canberra

10 April 2022 | By Evelyn Karatzas

Gifted sculptor's 'relaxed' work unveiled at Government House

Gifted sculptor's 'relaxed' work unveiled at Government House

1 April 2022 | By Judith Davidson

Canberra heads back to the 80s with DAGS anniversary revival

Canberra heads back to the 80s with DAGS anniversary revival

30 March 2022 | By Evelyn Karatzas

Canberra Theatre lifts curtain on blockbuster 2022 season

Canberra Theatre lifts curtain on blockbuster 2022 season

18 March 2022 | By Ian Bushnell

Archie Roach on song for National Folk Festival

Archie Roach on song for National Folk Festival

5 March 2022 | By Ian Bushnell

Australia's oldest dancer will headline this year's BOLD festival at 107 years old

Australia's oldest dancer will headline this year's BOLD festival at 107 years old

27 February 2022 | By Lottie Twyford

Meet the Canberra artist behind the massive magpie that's about to swoop into Civic

Meet the Canberra artist behind the massive magpie that's about to swoop into Civic

23 February 2022 | By James Coleman

Cottis promises a CSO season to capture the imagination - and put COVID behind us

Cottis promises a CSO season to capture the imagination - and put COVID behind us

1 February 2022 | By Ian Bushnell

Beauty, loss and making art: rapper Omar Musa turns to printmaking and poetry

Beauty, loss and making art: rapper Omar Musa turns to printmaking and poetry

30 January 2022 | By Genevieve Jacobs

The strange and lovely world of Jeffrey Smart at the National Gallery

The strange and lovely world of Jeffrey Smart at the National Gallery

19 January 2022 | By Genevieve Jacobs

Canberra Museum and Gallery - put it on your to-do list

Canberra Museum and Gallery - put it on your to-do list

15 January 2022 | By Marg Wade

Living in the 70s, when men were men and women could almost earn a living

Living in the 70s, when men were men and women could almost earn a living

8 January 2022 | By Sally Hopman

Can you believe this is what we used to do in Canberra?

Can you believe this is what we used to do in Canberra?

2 January 2022 | By Tim Gavel

Femininity not forgotten in Ancient Greek blockbuster at National Museum of Australia

Femininity not forgotten in Ancient Greek blockbuster at National Museum of Australia

27 December 2021 | By Ian Bushnell

Refresh at Museum of Australian Democracy transports visitors to time of first female Speaker

Refresh at Museum of Australian Democracy transports visitors to time of first female Speaker

19 December 2021 | By James Coleman

Hope, colour and life at Beaver Galleries as a new year beckons for Canberra's art world

Hope, colour and life at Beaver Galleries as a new year beckons for Canberra's art world

18 December 2021 | By Genevieve Jacobs

Has Joe Cinque’s Consolation stood the test of time?

Has Joe Cinque’s Consolation stood the test of time?

15 December 2021 | By Jimmy Bernasconi

The genius of women artists in round two of NGA's ‘Know My Name’ exhibition

The genius of women artists in round two of NGA's ‘Know My Name’ exhibition

8 December 2021 | By Chloe Mandryk

Van Gogh's paintings brought to life in 'immersive' art experience for Enlighten Festival 2022

Van Gogh's paintings brought to life in 'immersive' art experience for Enlighten Festival 2022

7 December 2021 | By James Coleman

The Canberra Bookshelf: from the sublime to the ridiculous for the silly season

The Canberra Bookshelf: from the sublime to the ridiculous for the silly season

2 December 2021 | By Barbie Robinson

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