Culture

Avant-pop artist Caroline Polachek is bringing her myth-making performance of desire to Australia for the first time.

I was walking through the brightly lit foyer of the supermarket when I spotted him. I was scanning the room as I always did – the self-checkouts, the fruit and vegetable section beyond – and there he was, a few rows deep, his broad shoulders and large head floating high above the cut watermelon under plastic.

For dancer and choreographer Tra Mi Dinh, Ann Veronica Janssens’ installation Blue, Red and Yellow is a sensory inspiration.

The podcast Body Electric seeks to undo many of the physical and mental harms of working with technology.

Queensland Theatre’s production of  Qui Nguyen’s Vietgone considers the long shadow of war on those who suffer through it.

The Miwatj Yolŋu exhibition at Bundanon is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to view this collection of masterworks, which engage with colonial experience and the modern world.

Marcia Hines’s new album – the latest reinvention in her long and distinguished career – returns to the songs of her childhood.