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Use your ‘Gladys vouchers’: our critics’ picks of the shows We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss April 16, 2021 — 11.00pm Save Normal text size Advertisement A year ago it was hard to imagine when we would return to theatres and art galleries – which has made the return of shows even more joyous, even if our smiles are sometimes still hidden behind masks. This week our experts in the visual arts, theatre and dance reveal their top tickets for the autumn months. If you have Discover NSW vouchers waiting to be spent, n...

Shaking up the lens of family history We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement For Hayley Millar Baker, pleasure isn’t just a welcome consequence of art-making. It can also be a sign that you’ve tapped into a powerful vein. In 2016, Baker, then an avid painter, started experimenting with a set of photographs of her mother and aunt staged by her late grandfather, an aspiring studio photographer, in the 1960s. The images that emerged started to shake off the weight of family history. They hinted at a new set of stor...

Pictures that put history in its place Hayley Millar Baker’s work asserts the authority of memory and experience across generations. Untitled (The circumstances are that a whale had come on shore) depicts the site of the earliest recorded massacre of Aboriginal people in Victoria.   Hayley Millar Baker Save Share What: There We Were All In One Place, a solo survey exhibition of 35 photographic works by Indigenous artist Hayley Millar Baker. Millar Baker’s layered photographic assemblages are informed by her Gunditjmara and cross-cultural heritage. Her works integrate archival ph...