SPRING1883 gives people a sense of what it’s like to live with art, rather than simply being a platform for purchasing it.

Sarah Arachchi is unwavering in her pursuit of becoming a paediatrician, willing to do whatever it takes to achieve her goal.

Opera comes back from the dead, The Female Pope, dance in public spaces and the greatest debate on never moving out at OzAsia ...

New research calls for schools to treat learning music as essential for mental health, not just a nice-to-have activity.

Red Flags is a positive and uplifting exhibition exploring how identity is shaped through culture, language and Country.

Sheeran, who recently surpassed 100 million monthly listeners on Spotify, returns to Australia in January-February after a ...

The Neighbour at the Gate exhibition unpacks connections and truth telling between First Nations and Asian Australians.

Built on a grassroots ethos to connect through stories, SWELL Sculpture Festival will unveil over 80 artworks that tap ...

NAVA is updating its Code of Practice to include ethical and professional guidelines of inclusive practices for artist ...

The underground favourites, renowned as a blistering live act, have reformed to play Melbourne’s Fed Square in September.

As ANU signals changes to its School of Music, national arts education leaders warn of long-term damage to the sector.

Knowing where the real complication lies is the true key to every storyteller’s job: what we can learn from the stage ...