Nina Serova

Touch is an Australian film debut that eschews one-dimensional and unrealistic portrayals of women with a raw and vulnerable female lead.

Searching for the truth with a theatre and dance performance by an all-female cast of Maori women.

The Sydney Writers’ Festival launches its 2014 program.

Daniel Boyd’s Pineapples in the Pacific at Roslyn Oxley9 confronts history and its one-sided symbology.

There’s a giant PVC structure filled with light and colour waiting to consume you at Sydney Opera House this summer.

Christian Boltanski explores the inextricable connection of human existence and chance in his new exhibition at Carriageworks from January 9.

Some of Australia’s leading photographers exhibit their personal work at a group show at MCLEMOI GALLERY.

One of Chippendale’s leading galleries, Galerie pompom, celebrates one hell of a year with its December group show.

Feed the mind over the long weekend this October at a festival renowned for fostering young talent.

The photographs that forced one Afghan to flee to Australia to save his life reveal a sordid practice of sexual exploitation.

We offer a quick overview of this year’s Sydney Fringe program.

We look at how the soon-to-be Australian Design Centre, Object, is shifting the discourse and perception surrounding design from a consumerist outcome to a stimulating and exciting process that is critical to achieving a sustainable future.