Reuben de Melo and Milan Ring bring soul and sound to Gig on the...
Gig on the Green, a cultural music evening hosted by the Australian High Commission in India, brought contemporary Australian sounds to life at the...
Wipro Kolkata marks Australian Culture Week with staff-led celebrations
Wipro’s Kolkata office recently brought a slice of Australia into the workplace, hosting an Australian Culture Week that blended creativity, learning and team spirit.
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The Indian dancers Europe forgot take back the stage
For most ballet audiences, La Bayadère is a classic. A temple dancer. A forbidden romance. A dream sequence with rows of ballerinas in white. It has...
Street art stunt becomes ideological fight over who gets to be ‘Aussie’
melbourne’s street art dispute over the Bondi shooter posters has moved beyond walls and into a broader challenge to the meaning of Australian identity,...
“Dreaming in Thread” conversation offers a thoughtful closing moment at India Art Fair
India Art Fair came to an end this week after several days of exhibitions, public programmes and discussions that brought together artists, galleries, collectors...
Wyndham Art Prize 2026 crowns Harradine with top award
Wyndham City has announced the winners of the 2026 Wyndham Art Prize, with photographer Gail Harradine taking out the top honour at the Opening...
Rain of Bhakti album claims two global honours in Los Angeles
Rain of Bhakti (Timeless Mantras), a devotional world-music album rooted in ancient Sanskrit traditions, has won two top honours at this year’s World Entertainment...
A peerless storyteller finds his audience
Kala Vedika is a community-driven cultural foundation dedicated to preserving and celebrating Indian arts and traditions in Australia. Through performances, workshops and social initiatives,...
Review: Songs of the Bulbul soars at Arts Centre Melbourne
There are performances you watch, and there are experiences you feel in your bones. Aakash Odedra’s Songs of the Bulbul, which I witnessed last night...
Artist who survived Sri Lanka’s southern uprising brings memory and resistance to Penrith Gallery
A quiet river runs through Jagath Dheerasekara’s latest exhibition, but it carries weight. Titled a river is a witness, the solo show has opened...