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On this Nelson Mandela Day, Melbourne Museum announces landmark show

In a world premiere, the exhibition ‘Mandela My Life’ will bring Mandela's rich legacy to life through rare objects and…

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Review: William Tell by Victorian Opera, Palais Theatre

Victorian Opera has gone where other Australian companies fear to tread, and emerged all the better for it.

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Why John Mawurndjul’s barks are so contemporary

A major survey exhibition tracks a 40 year career, and looks at how an artist has changed the perception of…

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Review: Daniel Buren: Like Child’s Play, Carriageworks

Daniel Buren uses steroid-sized children's building blocks to speak about our relationship with the world.

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Review: The Geography of Friendship by Sally Piper

We can't ever go back, but some journeys require walking the same path again.

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Review: ENOUGH خلص KHALAS, UNSW Galleries

This exhibition communicates a sense of otherness that is very ugly and brutal, but sadly the experience of many Australian…

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Why museum tours don’t have to be boring

Museum Hack founder Nick Gray, turned the "museum tour" on its head at the Creative State Summit, offering new ways…

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Funds confirmed for Bundanon Trust to build Boyd gallery

The NSW Regional Cultural Fund has committed $8.592 million to Bundanon Trust, and the future development of Arthur Boyd’s Riversdale…

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Barcelona based architect reveals 2018 MPavilion commission

Using an origami form that is intended to connect the city and community through a nexus of design, MPavilion is…

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Price first, design later - how the arts can learn from IKEA

Setting the price point for an arts event can often be the death of it. IKEA demonstrate how flipping the…

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