The Sydney Fair 2018 – Modernism: The New World of The Past
The Sydney Fair is a vintage wonderland designed to sell, held annually since 2013, the Royal Hall of Industries, Sydney Showground, Moore Park region of Sydney
Cultural Development
Brandenburg Quartet – Home Town Tour 2018: Music Sublime
Brandenburg Quartet musicians offered a sublime experience; exquisite violins, ingenious viola and a cello triumphant for their first Home Town Tour, Melbourne
The Gold Coast & Beyond – The Green and Gold of Nature
Beyond the beaches of the coast is a wonderland of rainforests waterfalls and landscapes; the gold of the coast and green of the hinterland – magic
Stargazing LIVE – Looking Up To the Future in Australia 2018
STARGAZING LIVE, the BBC Series, will present once more on Australian Television May 22, 23 and May 24, 2018, beaming from ANU Siding Spring Observatory in NSW
Vikings: Beyond the Legend – Showcasing Facts in Melbourne
On loan from the Swedish History Museum, Vikings: Beyond the Legend at Melbourne Museum, features the largest collection of Viking objects, to visit Victoria
Cricket: Damaging the Heart and Spirit of the Game
Has the hubris of the leaders of Australia’s national cricket team achieved such massive proportions, they believe they will remain untouched by ball tampering?
Tribute to Sir Nicholas Shehadie – Selby, Clifford & Newman
A Tribute to Sir Nicholas Shehadie by Kathryn Selby on piano, Grace Clifford violin and Clancy Newman cello at City Recital Hall was an exquisite moving concert
Peter Rabbit: A Rascally Bunny Re-Invented for the Next Gen
That brash rascally bunny Peter Rabbit (James Corden) has been brought into the 21st century with a loud bang and lots of attitude in a totally irreverent movie
Harmony Day: Are We a Divided Country, Join the Conversation
March 21 Harmony Day in Australia is about celebrating multiculturalism and coincides with the UN International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
Colony: Australia 1770–1861 and Colony: Frontier Wars at NGV
Presented concurrently, Colony: Australia 1770–1861 and Colony: Frontier Wars are two exhibitions now open until July 15 at NGV Australia, Fed Square, Melbourne
Public Parks; Private Gardens: Paris to Provence at The Met
What a wonderful way to celebrate Spring and Summer in New York, telling the story about the role parks and gardens have played in the evolution of modern life
Royal & Imperial Clocks – Exhibition, David Roche Foundation
There are many faces to the clocks in the David Roche Foundation Collection at Fermoy House, North Adelaide, confirming the tick-tock obsession he had with time
The Harpist – Xavier de Maistre, Forging Lasting Impressions
If you love beauty and sublime music the concert with the ABO and guest Harpist Xavier de Maistre in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane in May, will be one for you
Mary Magdalene: Steadfast Love and Forgiveness is Eternal
Faith lights up the whole world is the simple message of Mary of Magdela, in a movie about this sainted lady in history, directed caringly by Garth Davis (Lion)
Heavenly Bodies – Costume Institute Fashion & Catholic Faith
Anna Wintour and friends announced the Costume Institute’s Spring 2018 show; Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination, showcasing fashion and faith
Thomas Tallis’ England – Brandenburg, Sublime Music as Art
Australian Brandenburg Orchestra, Brandenburg Choir and countertenor Max Riebl started their 2018 season with an exceptional experience of incomparable richness