Vivid festival throws new light on Sydney
Inside Sydney’s Secret Garden
In the beginning it really was a secret garden, existing first in the mind and then through the passionate manual efforts of artist Wendy Whiteley. To everyone else it was just an ugly swathe of derelict land in Sydney’s Lavender Bay. Abandoned by the railway, its potential was hidden under heaps broken…
Sydney Sculpture by the Sea
Sydney Kookaburra: not laughing, watching
Pic of the day: A family outing on the lakes in Sydney’s Centennial Park
Riotous mix of music, dance and food at Sydney’s Africulture Festival
The annual Africulture Festival is the largest African-Australian festival in the country.
Sit back and relax in the beautiful surroundings at Sydney’s Palm Beach
You forget things at Sydney’s Palm Beach. The time of day. Where you work. Why you work. Then there are the choices. Do you sit on the beach looking out over the Pacific Ocean? Do you sit on the beach looking out over the tranquil Pittwater? Or do you put a bit of muscle into it and climb up Barrenjoey Head, visit the historic Barrenjoey Lighthouse and take in views of both beaches as well as Ku-ring-kai Chase National Park.
Exhibition showcases the mesmerising monumental work of acclaimed artist El Anatsui
It glistens, gold, silver and black, subtle sensual folds, a monumental shimmering tapestry that transforms the most banal of throwaway items into a pointer to Africa’s history. Adinkra Sasa is part of El Anatsui: Five Decades currently on display at the Carriageworks, Sydney as part of Sydney Festival. It is the first major Australian exhibition by the Ghanaian artist who is one of the world’s leading contemporary artists and won the prestigious Gold Lion award at the 2015 Venice Biennale.
