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Sydney Festival daily highlight - Friday January 26
A kitschy take on an Australian classic.
A kitschy take on an Australian classic.
With the Australia Day Change the Date debate getting more contentious, the question of what music to listen to on the day now that the ABC's Triple J won't be airing its popular Hottest 100 is also causing controversy.
Domestic violence campaigner Rosie Batty says it's important that women aren't afraid to express their emotions
An installation that'll make you question reality - if you can find the exit first.
'The Bomb' is not for the faint of heart.
The Muppets meets The Theory of Evolution.
Always in the centre of some sort of chaos, Meow Meow is bringing her pandemonium to Sydney.
The light festival is a relative newcomer to London's rich cultural calendar, having started only two years ago.
Female artists are being shortchanged by nearly 50 per cent compared to men, a new study finds.
The latest arts news from around Canberra
Chris Gale and Felix Cross share their secret for making wildly different styles of music work together in Symphony Under the Stars.
Sea Sick offers a sobering look into our oceans.
Aunty Esme started shellworking as a girl, building on a tradition of the La Perouse community. Now, the 86-year-old’s iconic Sydney Harbour Bridges can be found in our leading galleries.
Get your future read by the delightfully disturbing Madame Tulalah.
The new show by circus troupe Gravity & Other Myths flips its way through an exploration of "strength in all its forms".
Barton's pictures are so stylised that anyone who sits for a portrait had better be prepared to be transformed into an iridescent, bug-eyed line drawing embraced by exotic animals, cast adrift on a sea of dots.
Dance like nobody's watching in the 10 Minute Dance Party.
An homage from one acclaimed musician to another.
Respect the art, respect each other, were the only instructions as we went to see Hyper Real in the buff.
Art imitates life in Rembrandt Live.
Before the swanky precinct, there was a fisherwoman and environmentalist who stood up for women's position in society.
From converted shipping containers to light-up clouds, here's the best that Sydney has to offer.
A carnival ride with an eerie twist awaits.
Songlines: Tracking the Seven Sisters is a show with a story - one of the oldest ever told in this country.
This important exhibition shows a lesser-known side to the well-known artist's work.
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