M | 161 Mins | 1985 | 35mm | US | D: Sydney Pollack Based on the memoir of Danish writer Karen Blixen, written under the pen name Isak Dinesen, the film enters the privileged world of Danish baroness and Kenyan plantation owner Karen von Blixen (Meryl Streep). Featuring stunning cinematography filmed on location in […]
Fresh from celebrating 14 years and over 4000 shows headlining on the Las Vegas strip, the Australian Bee Gees Show will be heading Down Under for the Australian leg of their Feel The Fever tour!
In Light | Intersection Melbourne-based artist, Alex Walker, expands the photographic medium beyond the surface, drawing viewers into a dynamic encounter where light is both subject and material. Responding to the architecture of the gallery, Walker constructs a shifting, immersive environment where shadows, projections, and reflective surfaces blur distinctions between two and three dimensions in […]
In Nudes, Skye Thompson reimagines the overlooked material of 8mm home films—transparent leader, light leaks, and physical blemishes—as a space for reflection and repair. Drawing from her family archive, Thompson collages these fragments into delicate compositions that explore memory, the body, and the politics of visibility. Through a practice grounded in disruption, she embraces imperfection […]
'Bodies Beyond the Skin' interrogates how landscape photography has upheld hierarchical, masculinist assumptions and seeks to problematise this schema by using ‘queer’ and camp methodologies to disrupt colonial frameworks. Image credit: Isabella Capezio, ‘Scene/Unseen’ 2024, video still. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Three new exhibitions open at Tuggeranong Arts Centre at 6pm on Friday 11 April 2025. Join us to celebrate with the artists at the official opening of: Peter McLean and Sharon Peoples: Walking with the Gardener Lynne Flemons: Meander Networks Australia: Pixel and Thread
M | 93 Mins | 1984 | DCP | US | D: Walter Hill Arc Cinema presents a series of irreverent Friday night filmic feasts, curated and hosted by drag artist and culture warrior, Venus Mantrap. Cult Classics with Venus Mantrap plumbs the archives to showcase cinema with bite: films that unnerve, push buttons, ask […]
Autumn Garage & Plant Sale Saturday 12 April A cool crisp breeze is starting to flow through Canberra which means it's time to plan for our Autumn Garage & Plant Sale. Join us on Saturday 12 April from 9am - 1pm and discover a unique range of pre-loved vintage items such as clothes, books, music […]
This Saturday, April 12 enjoy a lovely morning browsing our stalls, enjoying a coffee on the Village Green with entertainment from the stage! We're on from 9 am to 1 pm. It's a charming rural market with plenty of food options, a great selection of native plants, heaps of crafts, hot foods, wine and gin […]
The Immersive World of Thom Roberts is the first solo exhibition for multidisciplinary contemporary Australian artist Thom Roberts. Roberts' bold portraits morph people with trains and buildings, inviting audiences to see the world through his eyes.
Join Sita Sargeant, founder of She Shapes History Walking Tours, as she launches her debut book, 'She Shapes History: Guided Walks and Stories About Great Australian Women'. Sita will be in conversation with Kathryn Favelle, Director of Reader Services at the National Library of Australia. Together, they will discuss amazing women, why history tries to […]
Screening of 'A Portrait of Love,' followed by a Q&A with director Molly Reynolds. Charting the 20-year love story of Australian artist Craig Ruddy and his partner, Roberto Meza Mont, filmmaker and close friend Molly Reynolds stitches together intimate personal footage shot by Roberto in this filmic tribute. Ruddy, who won the Archibald Prize in […]