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“Under Pressure” (David Bowie Tribute), 2017 Will and Garrett Huxley. IT’LL be sequins, surrealism and sweet vibes in the National Portrait Gallery from 7-11pm on Friday, May 14, with inflatable sculptures, vocals, moves and colourful costumes by Victorian creative artists The Huxleys. As well, DJ Charlie Villas, Jazida, drag-man Guy Alias and performer Simone Page Jones will all be in action. Includes a peek at “Australian Love Stories”, too. Bookings essential. THE Headland Writers Festival, a new literature event in Tathra, NSW, has an extraordinary line-up of writ...

Funded by the Freedman Classical Fellowship, Narroway’s performances along the 3000km train route will be turned into a film

Music / Four Winds Festival 2021, Bermagui, April 2-4. Reviewed by ROB KENNEDY. MUSIC and the arts filled the air at the 21st outing for the Four Winds Festival held in Bermagui over the Easter long weekend – part one. After a year’s hiatus because of COVID-19 restrictions, the Four Winds Festival was back stronger than before. This festival showcased many styles of music, dance, poetry, spoken word and more from across the artistic spectrum. The theme for this year’s festival was “Reconnect”, put together by a dedicated team and artistic director Lindy Hume. Four Winds audience. P...

5 March 2021 A small but striking sculpture on display in the Special Collections Reading Room symbolically invites you to discover the National Library’s extensive Music Collection. This year’s Friends Creative Arts Fellow David Wickham will explore and share with us the works of composer Frederick Septimus Kelly but there is much more to be found. The sculpture Open Book shows a conductor, arms outstretched with a baton in his hand. Gifted to the Library in memory of English-born Australian composer Peter Tahourdin (1928-2009), the work is by Dutch artist Wiea Duintjer (b. 1951). W...

MSO stirs the soul with fiery return to live concerts in the Bowl We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Tony Way Normal text size Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Sidney Myer Music Bowl, January 29 Starved of the vital interaction between orchestra and live audience, 3000 enthusiastic music lovers were not going to be deterred by the threat of torrential rain. The threat of rain did not deter Melburnians lucky enough to be in the Sidney Myer Music Bowl. Credit:MSO The first of 2021′s Sidney Myer Concerts by the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra too...