Art
Arts and the impact of Covid-19
Chelsea Clark The University of Queensland Chelsea Clark produced a story on the Arts and the impact #COVID19 had on performers and organisations. Queensland Ballet ... Read More
The Old Windmill: A Mode of Torture – Episode from ‘A Lifetime Ago’ podcast series
Chloe Cufflin Listen to the second episode of the 'A Lifetime Ago' podcast series, The Old Windmill: A Mode of Torture. This episode looks at ... Read More
Cinemas and the pandemic
Dan O'Sullivan reports on the issues local cinemas are presented with in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis, including social distancing restrictions and the lack ... Read More
Hobby stores growth during lockdown
#COVID19 has forced many people to look at ways to entertain themselves during lockdown. #Hobby stores have seen an array of products fly off the ... Read More
Dr Helen Marshall – fascinating and accomplished creative writers.
The University of Queensland is home to one of the world’s most fascinating and accomplished creative writers. But don’t pigeonhole Dr Helen Marshall, she’s also ... Read More
The history and essence of the Inala Art Gallery
Tania McIntosh reports on the history and essence of the Inala Art Gallery, a non-profit organisation provides a space for art and other cultural activities ... Read More
Danish eco-art: The Forgotten Giants
Copenhagen, Denmark- a city known as one of the greenest, happiest, and fashionable places on earth has its reasons why the country is so loved ... Read More
Hedda Project cements itself as indispensable experience for students
The Hedda Project was one of the strands that made up the inaugural Vanguard Theatre Festival, from October 24th to October 26th this year at ... Read More
QB Swan Lake- An evening of dance for all
A night of ballet under the stars. It’s a concept that sounds enticing, maybe even a little foreign. But Queensland Ballet knows how to do ... Read More
Better Call Saul is Back
In the first episode of Season 4, everything’s not all good man. Last time we visited the McGill brothers, Chuck and Jimmy were estranged after ... Read More
A Community of Colour: The meaning behind the street art in Depok
Just off the chaotic main street of Margonda in Depok City, and a far cry from the throttling tuk-tuks and endless traffic jams, there lives a ... Read More
Mirror mirror on the wall: the Sheesh Mahal is the fairest of them all
In the 16th century, the general of Akbar, Maan Singh, built a fort around a city which he later ruled. The city became named Amer. ... Read More