Visual Art
An Archibald Prize winner is putting his mark on James Street

As part of the next edition of Art on James, selected works from the 2026 Archibald Prize winner will form an art trail running along James Street for two weeks. Here’s what you need to know …

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Film & TV

Keep calm and carry on … with the best of British cinema

This year’s Russell Hobbs British Film Festival showcases a program of 36 films celebrating British cinema, acting and storytelling – and it’s shaping up as the best one yet.

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The price of glory: Screen icon to reflect on his ‘flawed hero’ of the Australian Outback

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Giddy-up: The jaded spies of Slough House are back

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Family ties: Oasis reunites … on the big screen

Commentary
The cultural currency of ‘handmade’ in the age of AI

Artisan CEO Carmel Haugh reflects on its recent inaugural symposium – an opportunity to celebrate Queensland craft and design ahead of the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games.

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Visual Art
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Young at heart: HOTA art show will delight and intrigue

A boldly colourful HOTA Gallery exhibition showcasing visual art, craft and design for younger minds pairs perfectly with a show that pays homage to Artisan’s biennial exhibition of works.

Music
Did you hear the one about the chamber musicians and the acrobats?

Acclaimed Brisbane-based chamber music outfit Southern Cross Soloists is teaming up with some contemporary circus performers this weekend.

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Books & Poetry
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Books & Poetry

From failure success flowed: What Mao’s Last Dancer did next

Li Cunxin was too busy to write a sequel to Mao’s Last Dancer until ill health caused his retirement and inspired him to complete The Lucky Son.

Review
Young at heart: HOTA art show will delight and intrigue

A boldly colourful HOTA Gallery exhibition showcasing visual art, craft and design for younger minds pairs perfectly with a show that pays homage to Artisan’s biennial exhibition of works.

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Theatre
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Dance

One giant leap: Fireworks as new leading man takes the stage

Its Bespoke triple-bill program marks the first appearance of Queensland Ballet’s new male principal dancer Jun Masuda.

Music
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Music

‘Ecstatic’: Powderfinger’s reunion tour dates revealed

The wait is over as legendary Australian rock group Powderfinger unveils the schedule for its much-hyped national reunion tour.