Opera Australia's 200th performance of La Traviata never seems to tire.

A new social enterprise helps disadvantaged artists promote and sell their work online and in galleries.

The Book of Mormon is the hottest ticket in town with good reason.

Chuck Close and other prominent and profitable older artists face important decisions about how to secure their creations and provide for their heirs.

Art news and events in Canberra

He was once one of Australia's most prominent artists but while Leonard French disappeared from the public eye, he continued to paint into his eighties.

Corbett Lyon likes to do things differently.

Jackson Pollock's masterpiece has returned from Britain where it was the centrepiece of an Abstract Expressionism exhibition.

The question of what is art is pushed to its boundaries by one of the world's most popular artists.

An art thief had all the climbing skills of Spider-Man, yet he needed none of them to walk off with more than $141 million worth of masterpieces

Cultural figures and institutions are calculating how Donald Trump's executive order seeking to keep many foreigners from entering the United States will harm their art and missions.

Chinthu Sukumaran writes on how a love of art drove the rehabilitation of Myuran Sukumaran and gave him inner strength.

Still Life spends close to half its 90 minutes bemusing the audience with the idea that human bodies can plunge through a solid wall and in the process twist their legs in impossible directions or acquire extra limbs.

A man has died at the Rainbow Serpent Music and Arts Festival overnight.

Parramatta's former mayor says the proposed site of the new museum on the banks of the Parramatta River is a poor choice.

Arts news and events

The artist uses technology to create beautiful, illuminated, metaphysical protests.

No-one does it by themselves, especially not Springsteen.

You'd never pick it from the street but at the top end of Uriarra Road is every glass artist's dream home.

Arts news and events in Canberra.

A show that reinforces art's ability to deal with experiences that are too traumatic, too frightening, too terrible for words.

Lin Utzon was a 17-year-old art student when Martin Sharp, the notorious young cartoonist of the satirical magazine Oz, arrived at a noisy Paddington party. She found him intelligent, charming and roguish.

Some artists have women or men for muses. David Hockney and Viktor & Rolf have sausage dogs.