The Age’s reviewer Cameron Woodhead braved a cold,rainy evening to sample Melbourne’s new Rising arts festival,and wondered where the crowds were.
With tens of millions of Spotify streams,Tkay Maidza is one of the five attractions worth braving the cold for at our long-awaited winter awakening.
Teenage confession is grist for a redemptive third album that will be there for all to hear at RISING.
Occupying Sydney Myer Music Bowl,'The Wilds'is part of the Rising Festival,which has opened after being shut down by COVID for two years.
This year’s winter arts festival in Melbourne aims to set a new standard for accessibility,with shows designed to accommodate the neurodivergent.
Bringing together White Night and the Melbourne International Arts Festival,Rising finally kicks off in real life this week.
Dirty Three drummer Jim White is the artist in residence at Melbourne’s Rising festival,and he’s kicking off proceedings in a place where you’re usually supposed to shush.
The acclaimed dancer has gone from breaking in to abandoned buildings to leading one of our most internationally successful arts companies.
On her way to Melbourne,acclaimed Japanese percussionist Midori Takada is surprised to find herself in demand online.
Thirty years after it first rattled along Melbourne’s streets,the distinctive Indigenous art tram has been reimagined by the son of the Yorta Yorta artist who painted the original design.
Two new works honour the spirits of the ancestors in this year’s RISING festival.