Television
The waning shadow of the Tasmanian Gothic
Tasmanian artists are increasingly exploring themes which speak to contemporary life, including the island's history of protest and activism.
Is our art made up of soggy imitations?
The arts bureaucrats keep hustling for greatness. Does it work? In screen at least, the festival directors have serious reservations.
Soda_Jerk: revenge drives dazzling recombinations of favourite films
‘Eat the Rich, Repair the Past, Open Source Everything.’ Video artists Soda_Jerk talk about TERROR NULLIUS: A Political Revenge Fable.
New emerging writers' opportunity via Warners and Black List
Warner Bros offers emerging Australian writers a way out of the Australian cage. To find, of course, a much bigger…
What's On Screen: Lots of horror amid the gem of Disobedience
Upgrade not scarey, Hereditary, take your tranks. And get ready for the holiday flicks. Also, good TV which contains... scariness!
Box Office 11 June 2018: Breath still bubbles, Cargo bad, Oceans 8 embraced here
Due out on wide release this weekend, Upgrade is doing fine in the US as a specialty release taster for…
How did the arts fare in 2018 Queen’s Honours list?
From artists to museum directors, screen producers, publishers and arts patrons – we take a look at who was honoured…
Queen's birthday trumpet sounds for Jill Bilcock
Jill Bilcock, Chris Freeman and Alison Niselle are the true industry figures in this year's nominations, representing the crafts of…
Film festival showcases the world in 15 minutes or less
How do you select the finalists for a short film competition when you have almost 2000 entries to choose from?…
Sydney Film Festival 2018 beats rain with gin and giggles
Sydney film tribe proves that once again it is classy on the inside even if it looked a bit bedraggled…