Culture

One morning, Erin woke and felt an absence in the bunker. “Where’s Max?” she asked, a quick snap of a question, fired into the vacuum. It was the cork on a bottle of sparkling panic.

The iconic queer characters in the time-travel game Life Is Strange: Reunion are allowed to grow up together – a necessary affirmation in these difficult days.

Transgender comic Jordan Gray hit overnight stardom at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2022. Her new show at the Adelaide Cabaret Festival deals with the aftermath.

Designer Jordan Gogos’s solo show, Parádeisos, brings the ancient and modern together in works that honour his Greek heritage.

This year’s Rising bows to economic realities with a sparser program, but the result is more intimate as it invites greater audience engagement.

Our home comes into sharper relief (a cruel shard in the heart) as it recedes, twisted from the pressure of abstract machines, imperial globe a scorched veil over the true globe.

Leading British violist Lawrence Power, who is preparing to tour with the Australian Chamber Orchestra, wants to reshape the way we experience music.

Migration and modernism at the National Gallery of Australia explores the enduring legacy of artists who have moved here from overseas.

German installation artist Julius von Bismarck’s first Australian exhibition, This is not the storm, investigates the mysterious mechanisms that shape our constructed worlds.

Evolving from an internet meme, Kane Parsons’ debut horror movie, Backrooms, exploits the uneasiness of abandoned spaces.