Nathania Gilson

A design talk by a monk, a cultural centre built to align with solar events, and a park that stops a city flooding. In partnership with Powerhouse, we talk to creative director Keinton Butler about what’s on at this year’s Sydney Design Week.

A survey of 200 photographs by the American artist and the Australian photographer explores how they independently shaped and influenced Surrealism in the 20th century. Co-curator Emmanuelle de l’Ecotais tells us more of what to expect – from iconic works and rare editions to the contributions of their romantic partners.

Adopting the cold-read approach, Nassim Soleimanpour’s play rewrites the relationship between stage actors and audiences in real time. We chat to the Iranian playwright about creating avant-garde work, authenticity in storytelling, and theatre as an act of togetherness.

The exhibition explores the evolution of recreational spaces – and why it’s essential to make time to play. In partnership with Moonee Valley City Council, we speak to the curators about the moments of freedom and creativity The Playground Project Melbourne opens up – for kids and grown-ups alike.

The Opera House sails become a canvas for intergenerational myth-making and environmental activism with this public projection. In partnership with Cartier, curator and artist Tony Albert takes us behind the scenes of Badu Gili: Healing Spirit.

It features new and iconic pieces, such as costumes from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, a gown worn by Bjork, new commissions from First Nations creators, animated queer dreamscapes and more. Co-curator Amanda Haskard tells us all about it, and what you should look forward to.

We no longer live, work, and play in our cities the same way we did five years ago – and new developments are trying to redefine what it means to work from home. In partnership with Indi Sydney by Investa, we speak to a leading architect about what the next generation of renters is looking for.

The artist collective from Warumungu Country unpacks a decade of cultural knowledge, histories, stories, identity, and its creative and cultural practice. We speak to the exhibition’s curator about what to look forward to.

The Irish, Scottish, Bundjalung and Biripi artist paints portraits and large-scale murals. In partnership with student accommodation provider Scape, Cragg creates art that helps people “feel like they’re coming home” and runs life-drawing workshops for residents.

Ancient Egypt for Kids transports children back thousands of years through historical objects and hands-on activities. We chat to curator Kate Ryan about this “meeting across time” and how kids can learn about this ancient era.

Seven artists from across Australia debut ambitious and inventive new work in a multi-year partnership between the Macfarlane Fund and ACCA. We talk to senior curator Dr Shelley McSpedden about the commissions, polycrisis and what to expect when you visit.

From masterful adaptations of Wilde and Tolstoy, to contemporary interpretations of slapstick and romance, this is ballet for a new generation. In partnership with The Australian Ballet, we look at the exciting 2020 program.