Fine Arts & Music

History and future come together with a new staging of Ray Lawler’s iconic play Summer of the Seventeenth Doll at the new Union Theatre

Ngarluma man Andrew Dowding’s research fuses education, innovation and heritage in digital mapping to empower Indigenous Australians

Composer Melody Eötvös wrote her first composition at age eight. Now, her latest piece ‘Hun Tur’ is set to captivate audiences as part of the University of Melbourne Symphony Orchestra tour to Asia

Project Anywhere, a ten-year-long global exhibition program, explores the where and when of art outside the traditional exhibition circuits

There’s no need to be overwhelmed by the movie schedule at the Melbourne International Film Festival with these hot tips

Now that it’s over, let’s discuss why it’s so good

Revisiting ballets created by pioneering Australian women can inspire the next generation of female choreographers

A new framework aims to celebrate and generate opportunities for cultural exchange and the expression of new cultural identities through shared music

Singing is a powerful way of achieving deep personal and social meaning, as well as supporting our mental and physical wellbeing