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500 combat helmets on Sydney Harbour: This global artist-activist’s call for peace (opens the original)
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Five hundred cast-iron combat helmets have been arrayed on the lawn of the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia on Sydney’s harbour front by one of the world’s most influential artist-activists in an installation that functions as a sculpture and an urgent call for peace. The sun rose on Friday on Ai Weiwei’s monumental, 40-metre work, titled Mushrooms, after the fence came down overnight on the public outdoor sculpture which aims to transform symbols of military protection into a collective dec
Love Island meets Shakespeare in this show with a looksmaxxing twist of fate (opens the original)
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When director Marion Potts looks at William Shakespeare’s As You Like It, she sees more than a 16th-century pastoral comedy – she sees the thematic DNA of modern reality television franchises like Love Island. “People are falling in love at first sight. There are betrayals, jealousies, recriminations and confessionals,” says Potts. “There’s even an exile that feels like an eviction. I began thinking, my gosh, there are really close parallels with reality television and what it says about popular
Celeste Barber, Tim Minchin and Whitlam’s dismissal: Inside Sydney Theatre Company’s 2027 season (opens the original)
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The high-stakes High Court battle to uncover Buckingham Palace’s role in the 1975 dismissal of Gough Whitlam takes centre stage in the Sydney Theatre Company’s (STC) newly announced 2027 season. Next year’s diverse line-up features the STC stage debut of comedian Celeste Barber as a runaway Amish baker, Tim Minchin as Charles Dickens’ iconic curmudgeon Ebenezer Scrooge and former Home and Away star Lynne McGranger as an activist nanna. Mystery fans can look forward to Miss Fisher’s Murder Myster
Night opening hours set to be cut at new Powerhouse museum (opens the original)
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Extended night opening hours and a three-week launch festival for the $1 billion Powerhouse Parramatta are under intense scrutiny and likely to be rolled back as NSW Treasury scrambles for cost savings just weeks ahead of the museum’s ribbon-cutting. The new leadership team is looking to close exhibitions to the public most nights – bringing the museum’s general admission operating hours into line with other major cultural institutions, said several sources not authorised to speak publicly. This
Too big to fund, too big to fail: The pitfalls lying in wait for the Powerhouse (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. In the early hours of September 22, 1882, a catastrophic inferno consumed the Garden Palace in Sydney’s Royal Botanic Garden. Within 40 minutes, its vast timber frame had been reduced to ash. Among the treasures lost were an embryonic collection of Indigenous artefacts, the colony’s 1881 census and vital records documenting early land grants and railway surveys. From those ashes emerged the instit
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