Capital Life: What's on in the Canberra arts scene from April 22, 2023 | The Canberra Times
Exhibitions by Jessica Murtaugh and Ji Chen are features of this week's arts scene.
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Exhibitions by Jessica Murtaugh and Ji Chen are features of this week's arts scene.
Untitled 37 by Cameron Haas. Art / Cameron Haas, “Amplify”. At Nancy Sever Gallery, Level 1, 131 City Walk, Canberra City, until June 20. Reviewed by JOHN LANDT. THIS fine exhibition of non-figurative paintings by Canberra-based artist Cameron Haas is his third exhibition at the Nancy Sever Gallery. It’s immediately apparent on entering the gallery that this is work of the highest quality, and unsurprising that it’s drawing the attention of domestic and international collectors. The number of red stickers confirms this impression. As the viewer moves around the exhibition, the la...
Gloria Petyarre, 2005 R. Ian Lloyd. TO celebrate Reconciliation Week, the National Portrait Gallery’s tours will focus on some remarkable, resilient and inspirational Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in the collection. Daily from Wednesday, May 26, until Thursday, June 3. Free, but bookings essential. Tina Arena. Photo: Bernard Gueit. “ENCHANTÉ: The Songs Of Tina Arena” celebrates this Australian singer’s body of work. Indigenous composer, violinist and dancer Eric Avery will be her guest on the tour. Llewellyn Hall, Friday, May 28 to Sunday, May 30, book here. Bruhl, L,...