Science Talk, New York Botanical Garden – Protect the Planet
Interested in the Science attached to the care and conservation of our planet … Science Talk, free from New York Botanical Garden, offers a global commentary
Social History
Cancer: My Experience, My Journey – Foster Mental Well-Being
Social inclusion goes a long way to fostering mental well-being; we need an identity, a sense of belonging, and to experience a sense of solidarity in community
The Last Knight: The Art, Armor and Ambition of Maximilian 1
An exhibition focusing on the critical role armor played in the life & ambitions of Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I (1459–1519), will open at The Met in October
New York Botanical Garden – Divine Miss M, Showcasing a Rose
The New York Botanical Garden will present 650 varieties of roses, including their new rose The Divine Miss M flowering for their Rose Garden Weekend June 1 & 2
National Indigenous Arts Awards: Celebrate Culture & Country
National Indigenous Arts Awards recognize & celebrate the significant contribution of First Nations artists to a vibrant landscape of Australian arts & culture
Rocketman: Surmounting Complexities & Contradictions of Life
ROCKETMAN is irresistible more than a foot stomping musical fantasy it is about those events which challenge every particle of our being when the chips are down
Terracotta Warriors & Cai Guo-Qiang – Masterpieces at NGV
Thought-provoking, sublimely detailed the wondrous Winter Masterpiece Exhibition Terracotta Warriors | Cai Guo-Qiang at NGV International will be a huge success
En Pointe: Australian Ballet School – Morning Melodies Magic
En Pointe: the annual performance for students of the Australian Ballet School, which was held at Hamer Hall for Morning Melodies recently, delighted the crowd
The Marais Project 20th Anniversary CD & Concert Celebration
The Marais Project, formed in 2000 to perform the 600 early music works of French composer Marin Marais, have released a CD to celebrate their 20th anniversary
Royal College of Physicians, London – Modern or Brutal Icon?
Royal College of Physicians, London presents an evening challenging guests to decide if their landmark building is designed in the Modernist or Brutalist style?
Australian Brandenburg Orchestra: English Baroque with Circa
English Baroque with Circa by the ABO delivered a festive presentation full of flair and humour exploring musical and human form through virtuosity and ornament
The Colmar Treasure: A Medieval Jewish Legacy, The Cloisters
The Colmar Treasure: A Medieval Jewish Legacy, is a new exhibition organized by Barbara Drake Boehm, the Paul and Jill Ruddock Senior Curator, Department of Medieval Art and The Cloisters, which will be on show July 22 – January 12, 2020 at the very evocative The Met Cloisters Museum, New York….
Getty Villa: First Major Exhibition on The Villa Dei Papiri
Exhibition of treasures from Villa dei Papiri, one of the most spectacular of Roman 1st century villas, will be on show at its replica; Getty Villa from June 26
Peterloo: Mike Leigh – British Democracy’s Defining Moment
Appalling as it was, the massacre known as Peterloo, is a defining event in the evolution of western democracy and to remember it today, is to honour the fallen
Archibald Prize, AGNSW – On Tour at Tarrawarra Museum of Art
The regionally based Tarrawarra Museum of Art will present an exclusive viewing of finalists and winners of the Archibald Prize 2019 for Victorians and visitors
Getty Museum Acquisition – Ancient Engraved Gem Collection
The J. Paul Getty Museum have acquired a group of seventeen ancient engraved gems some of the finest ever found, including portraits of Antinous and Demosthenes