Music
When Irish eyes are smiling …

Virtuosic Irish fiddler Martin Hayes is a huge talent in traditional Irish music and he’s touring Australian in February.

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Film & TV

Band of brothers is a real blast!

New release movie My Brother’s Band stars major French actor Benjamin Lavernhe and follows two siblings separated by fate and reunited by music.

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Queensland takes out screen’s ‘State of Origin’

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Obituary: Remembering the highly talented Gerard Lee

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Bite on this! Why we’re obsessed with bloody shark flicks

Visual Art
Memories framed along the road less travelled

Teho Ropeyarn is one of the country’s most acclaimed First Nations artists and his latest exhibition is tinged with nostalgia as he recalls long family trips by car from his home in Injinoo on Cape York.

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Visual Art

Take a look at clouds from both sides now

Icelandic-Danish artist Olafur Eliasson has had a long and happy association with Brisbane and now his magisterial exhibition at GOMA will likely create a whole new generation of fans, especially since it involves a massive interactive Lego table.

Film & TV
Band of brothers is a real blast!

New release movie My Brother’s Band stars major French actor Benjamin Lavernhe and follows two siblings separated by fate and reunited by music.

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Books & Poetry
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Books & Poetry

One giant leap for GenreCon

Queensland Writers Centre’s signature event GenreCon is pivoting, or should that be pirouetting, to West End’s Thomas Dixon Centre, the home of Queensland Ballet.

Theatre
Hit films spur twister of a show from makers of The Illusionists

If you loved The Illusionists and its progeny you are going to love Now You See Me Live – QPAC’s summer blockbuster.

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Can you handle the truth?

It was a Hollywood hit but A Few Good Men started life as a stage production, which Queensland Theatre Company has gone back to with stellar results.

Music
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Call of the wild … Woodford Folk Festival beckons

The pilgrimage to Woodford Folk Festival will soon begin with festival-goers from all over the world heading to a little patch of Queensland known as Woodfordia.