Emerging from the Sydney Film Festival, Ari Mattes recommends the films you can't miss in 2023 - and two you can.

Limelight looks back at the 70-year history of the Sydney Film Festival. We also pick this year’s highlights.

Featuring Frances Rings and Alma Moodie, Ross Edwards and Raf Bonachela, this month's magazine is a jam-packed winter warmer.

As COVID restrictions ease, how can the arts sector provide safe spaces for half a million immunodeficient Australians?

Leah Purcell discusses her new film, which is based on Henry Lawson’s short story The Drover’s Wife, but told from the perspective of an Indigenous woman in a radical, important reimagining.

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Have COVID delays led to a more in-depth exploration of original ideas by contemporary music makers?

Michael Sollis asks if it is fair to expect artists to rise above their individual pain and turn their attention to creating works that address the broader societal challenges of the pandemic.

Postponed three years because of COVID, Ben Robinson's 'new-old' work is about to be given its world premiere by Ensemble Apex.

It may take more than we thought to destroy an entire industry.

With COVID interrupting physical get-togethers, the Symphony for Life Foundation has come up with an initiative which sees the children who participate in its music programs perform a digital symphony with professional musicians.

From heart-breaking cancellations due to COVID to funding lifelines, from awards to obituaries, we gather the arts news we have covered over the last month.