“Good artists copy, great artists steal,” is a familiar aphorism most often attributed to Picasso. But a new exhibition at the National Art School takes the concept further.

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A compendium of fascinating letters features the handiwork of the Queen, Mario Puzo and Francis Crick, to name a few.

Not a single stage stereotype has been left standing, with director Kip Williams casting across type, gender, race, and ethnicity for the show.

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Bruce Springsteen's Western Stars, Stef Chura's Midnight, Calexico and Iron & Wine's Years to Burn, Tim Rollinson's Old New Blues, Geof Holmes' Scuttlers & Scoundrels and Barrels of Death and Dressy Bessy's Faster Faster Disaster

Brilliant iconoclast or the laziest artist ever? Charmer or cold fish? Everything of importance in the artist's career is included in the show at the AGNSW.

Windigo is hard to watch, reminding us most viscerally of much that Indigenous peoples have suffered.

Vicki Van Hout's show traverses movement, multimedia performance and stand-up,

Conductor Stanislav Kochanovsky led a program that celebrated underdog musical accomplishment.

Joel Bray's identity is deeply shaped by the fates of Aboriginal Australia,

When music was the oxygen of Eric Bibb's childhood, there was only one possible outcome.

Kurt Elling and James Morrison share an improbable collaboration.

Author Casey Cep's thoroughly researched book is a mystery within a mystery.

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Australians can be creatures of habit and some visitors to this year’s Archibald, Wynne and Sulman Prizes at the Art Gallery of NSW seemed disoriented when directed through the latter two to reach the main event.

Helen Pitt joins actress and producer Claudia Karvan on set in Marrickville.