Continuing what she started in 2009, when she won Best Visual Art at Wellington’s prestigious Fringe Festival Awards for This is Where I Live, Fleur Wickes takes another step in exploring how the spaces that we create reflect who really are – the way our private spaces become our portrait in 3D

actingUP offers a diverse smorgasbord of performance treats; from the live to the documentary, the abject to the interactive, the critical to the comedic.

Hover engages in dialogues that surround production and consumption, and the consequences of these activities.

Photographers are invited to participate in the NSW Parliamentary Plein Air Photo-graphic Prize. The topic of the competition is New South Wales landscape in focus.

Robin Hungerford is particularly interested in the way in which technology shapes our perception of the world around us as well as the interior world of our own bodies.

Emerging artists create a micro honey farm, reflect on the “collective hallucination of cinema”, teach visitors how to draw “the Luke Thurgate way” and test the potential of First-Person Shooter games in 4 new exhibitions at Firstdraft in July.

The grandeur of the Australian landscape has been painted in ochres and oils, now Stephen Vitiello will immerse us for the first time in the soundscapes of this unique environment.

Something in the air is an exhibition showcasing the work of forty artists, thirty-four of them with close ties to the Canberra region.