The Collector's Space exhibition, for Art Month Sydney, explores what art artists buy and why.

Tommy Murphy fashions a sprawling tale of evil and compassion into a play as tight as a drum.

The Royal Shakespeare Company production is ordinary in parts, but lifted by a gripping performance.

Football and music. It’s a winning combination. Or so hope Collingwood, who are now going about their pre-season training routines with some heavy-duty beats behind them.

The inspiration for director Lea Fehner's film The Ogres goes back to her childhood, when she travelled across France with her parents.

Nick Enright's Blackrock focuses on a stifling culture of Aussie mateship and misogyny.

SBS's The Feed has parodied this week's worst government ad ever.

The Academy Awards has dumped the two accountants responsible for Monday's La La Land and Moonlight slip-up.

Garfield is lazy; Garfield is a cat; Garfield likes lasagna. What more is there to say? In 2017, it's about Garfield's gender.

This weekend's Adele extravaganza will be the "biggest logistic exercise" the Brisbane stadium has ever seen.

Over the years, Melbourne artist Miranda Skoczek has made a habit of picking up little trinkets on her travels to exotic places.

Twenty awe-inspiring taxidermy mammals from the Queensland Museum vaults are being showcased for the first time.

The Art Gallery of NSW has taken over the Art Gallery Society's corporate membership and sponsorship programs.

One of Australia's greatest living artists Charles Blackman was in Melbourne on Friday for the opening of his Schoolgirls exhibition. 

You might ask why Ruby Plains Massacre 1 has a place at the AWM but that's exactly what they want you to ask

The first in a new series of Australian music was an expertly programmed and impressively performed concert.

This exhibition of oil paintings and sculptures offers individual insights into some of the ways we view our world.

The new album from the most famous redhead in pop is personal and universal, and likely to rule the world.

Just as Fairfax photographer Wolter Peeters was wondering how to make the best of a rather damp photo shoot in the Domain this week, the rain cleared and a rainbow obligingly appeared above the SQI dancers rehearsing for their big night.

Is it art? Or sport? Tristan Meecham will run a marathon on a treadmill amid a dancing, drumming and boxing spectacular.