culture

Sydney Festival’s new director, Olivia Ansell, wants to remind the city of its unruly histories.

On the brink of their biggest release yet, Victoria Legrand and Alex Scally reflect on what has made Beach House the darling of indie pop.

Leah Purcell’s life and spirituality are expressed directly through her work, as writer, director and performer.

After a decade overseeing the construction and opening of Bundanon’s groundbreaking new art museum, Deborah Ely is moving on to the next big thing.

Marcus Whale’s singular music spans popular and classical forms to expose the monstrous transcendence of desire.

Noongar author Claire G. Coleman’s new book – her first nonfiction title – looks at colonisation through a very personal lens.

Across fiction and nonfiction, Palestinian–Australian author Amal Awad refuses to limit her work with reductive expectations.

Because he writes for young people, Finegan Kruckemeyer has mostly worked under the radar – but he’s one of Australia’s most internationally produced playwrights.

The latest Betty Grumble show by performance artist Emma Maye Gibson is based on her traumatic experience seeking justice for intimate partner violence.