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GuideFive Sydney Theatre Shows to Shake Up Your May
Autumn is the perfect time to see theatre in Sydney — so pick the shows folks are talking about.
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NewsBrisbane's GOMA Is Getting a Major New James Turrell Light Installation
It will be Australia's third permanent Turrell piece, with the others at Hobart's Mona and the NGA in Canberra.
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NewsThe Lord of the Rings Design Workshop Is Bringing an Insane Insect Exhibition to Australia
Get up close and personal with large-scale creepy crawlies at this immersive showcase.
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NewsFootscray Is Getting a New Eight-Screen Cinema Complex
Coming in 2019 or 2020 from the team behind Yarraville's iconic Sun Theatre.
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NewsFive Hugely Topical Films to See at the 2017 Human Rights Arts and Film Festival
Visit Manila's slums, follow a PNG community fighting for justice, and see how civil servants would respond to a hypothetical nuclear attack.
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NewsThe Creators of Wallace & Gromit Are Coming to Australia
Peter Lord and David Sproxton will help launch ACMI's massive Aardman Animations exhibition with a series of talks and masterclasses.
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GuideGroup Dining: The Best International Restaurants for Celebrating the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023™
Get the gang together to fully embrace this footy season with a culinary journey throughout Sydney.
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GuideEight Vivid Sydney Highlights to Add to Your Diary If You Want to Farewell Winter with a Bang
Put these big-ticket items on your hit list, stat.
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GuideTen Sydney Solstice Highlights You Should Have on Your Radar This Winter
Don’t hibernate — head to debaucherous feasts, aquarium nightclubs and music-filled stargazing sessions instead.
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GuideSix Gigs to Catch During Sydney Solstice If You Can't Get Enough of Live Tunes
After so many months without live music, you've got some catching up to do — here's your chance.
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GuideNine Outdoor Adventures You Can Have in Sydney This Winter If You Unabashedly Love the Cold
Embrace your favourite season with laneway dance parties, harbourside ice rinks and kayak trips under the stars.
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GuideEight Bold New Melbourne Art Exhibitions That Will Make Your May
See paintings that climb off the canvas, a survey of Christian Thompson's work and the NGV's long-awaited Van Gogh exhibition.
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GuideTen Bold New Sydney Art Exhibitions That Will Make Your May
Looming asteroids, the end of an era for Stills Gallery and a pop-up barbershop.
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NewsThe New York Times Officially Launches Australian Coverage
With the launch of a Sydney newsroom, the publication will extend their coverage to Australian news and issues.
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NewsThe Emerging Writers' Festival Unveils 2017 Program
This year, the writerly festival includes a play on climate change, a masterclass on food writing and a Looking for Alibrandi-inspired formal.
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NewsThis Is Your Chance to Cruise Through Vivid Sydney on a Pirate Ship
All in celebration of Starz's Black Sails, of course.
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NewsBrisbane Loses Another Cinema Icon with The Schonell Ending Its Regular Film Sessions
The St Lucia site will cease its cinema operations and become a venue for hire.
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NewsA Look Inside the NGV's Blockbuster Van Gogh Exhibition
Take a walk through the NGV's huge winter exhibition, featuring over 60 works from the Dutch post-impressionist master.
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NewsCarriageworks Announces Brand New Artist Residency Space
Seven contemporary artists and one architecture firm will take over The Clothing Store.
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NewsAustralia's Getting a Bingo Rave
The UK's wildly popular and highly unexpected cult event is launching in Sydney and Melbourne. Just yell "bingo" and wait for the drop.
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News'Wet Hot American Summer' Is Being Turned Into a Role-Playing Game
Make your dream of stepping into the 2001 cult hit a reality with this crowdfunded tabletop game.
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NewsHow Modern Filmmakers Are Tackling the Complex Topic of Psychological Manipulation
With the release of Cate Shortland's Berlin Syndrome, we look at how victims and perpetrators of psychological abuse are portrayed in modern film.
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NewsFive Must-See Films at the 2017 Spanish Film Festival
Our picks from the 39 features on the bill, from Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon's latest Trip to a sumptuous period piece and a classic cat-and-mouse thriller.
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NewsBlues, Roots and Langos: A Journey Through Bluesfest's 2017 Food Lineup
From Yemeni bread to vegan pasta and those organic doughnuts — here's what we ate at Bluesfest this year.
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NewsFive Films Worth Making the Drive to the Gold Coast Film Festival to See
Road trip to see Australia's answer to 24, Cynthia Nixon as Emily Dickinson, and a black-and-white boxing flick that's also a love story.
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NewsAmerican Essentials Film Festival Reveals Indie-Focused 2017 Program
Two Greta Gerwig films, Australia's own Bond and Ewan McGregor jumping behind the camera rank among the second-year festival's 31 titles.
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NewsThis Immersive London Exhibition Will Put You Inside an Episode of 'Black Mirror'
Relive the anthology series' "Fifty Million Merits" episode as part of the Barbican's three-month science-fiction showcase.
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NewsNYC's Metropolitan Museum of Art Has Installed a Surreal Rooftop Dinner Party
Characters and objects from the Met's collection have been digitally scanned, cast as sculptures and spread underneath the Manhattan skyline.
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NewsBrisbane Has a New Live Music Venue, The Flamin' Galah
Alf Stewart would approve of this Upper Roma Street newcomer.
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GuideThe Best Things to Do Around Brisbane This Long Weekend
From Easter egg hunts around bars to 18-hour pinball tournaments and long lazy Easter brunches.
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NewsA Huge Akira Kurosawa Retrospective Is Coming to Australia
The legendary Japanese director's work will screen in Melbourne, Sydney and Canberra.
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NewsThe Museum of Everything Is Coming to Australia
The world's first dedicated showcase of ordinary art is heading to MONA for its first Australian visit.
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NewsSydney Tower Eye Announces Massive Vivid Live Music Lineup
Get down to some of Sydney's biggest DJs at the city's highest vantage point
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NewsDark Mofo Has Announced Its Spectacular Full 2017 Lineup
Large-scale lasers, an orchestra mixed with around 500 litres of blood, and a 200-kilometre pilgrimage to six different churches are all on the bill.
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NewsA Handy Guide to This Year's Splendour Sideshows
Not heading to Splendour? Just bring the festival to you.
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NewsSydney's Iconic The Ritz Cinema Is 80, So We're Giving Away Free Movie Tickets
It's the Randwick cinema's birthday and what better way to toast than with some Old Hollywood movies on the big screen.
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NewsBrisbane Asia Pacific Film Festival Cancelled, Leaving Brisbane Without a Major Film Festival
Terrible and downright unacceptable news.
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NewsAi Weiwei Leads First Artist Lineup for the Biennale of Sydney 2018
The controversial Chinese artist is one of 21 artists announced for the biannual citywide exhibition today.
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NewsRedfern's 107 Projects to Run Green Square's Huge New Creative Hub
The centre will feature artist studios, creative offices, exhibition spaces, workshop spaces and indoor/outdoor areas.
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NewsAustralia's Human Rights Film Festival Announces 2017 Program
Tired of the same old blockbuster formula? See a film that cuts through the noise.
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NewsAcademy Award-Winning Director Oliver Stone Is Coming to Australia
The influential, polarising American filmmaker joins both the Vivid Ideas and Semi Permanent lineups in Sydney.
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NewsSydney Film Festival Reveals First Part of Its Huge 2017 Program
Coming to Sydney cinemas: a Rooney Mara-starring ghost story, a race relations doco narrated by Samuel L. Jackson, a follow-up to Jennifer Peedom's Sherpa.
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GuideTen Brisbane Art Exhibitions to Brighten Up Your April
Frolic through a candy-coloured land and slide from the top floor of GOMA to the bottom before this exhibition leaves.
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GuideTen New Melbourne Art Exhibitions to Brighten Up Your April
Experience dark and lurid dreamlike paintings, the neon lights of Beijing and an immersive maze of mirrors.
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GuideTen New Sydney Art Exhibitions to Brighten Up Your April
Sartorial splendour in Sierra Leone, a six-hour endurance dance of 'Nutbush City Limits' and a Xanadu roller-skating karaoke session in the Firstdraft carpark.
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GuideThe Ten Best Sydney Theatre Shows to See This April
Autumn is the perfect time to see theatre in Sydney. But laidback shows these are not.
