Arts

A LITTLE over a mile from the pyramids of Giza, a new museum awaits the return of the Rosetta Stone. When construction is completed, The…

HUMAN hands are rocking the AI cradle. Tech developers and their users are profiting from the AI revolution at the expense of the creators of…

Stop all the clocks, cut off the telephone, Prevent the dog from barking with a juicy bone, Silence the pianos and with muffled drum Bring…

ANXIETY is a rational response to Artificial Intelligence. We are primed to fear the unknown so alarm and suspicion are to be expected when we…

IT WAS back in the 1980s, a time of mahogany tans, when you could get your sunscreen applied by the Suntan Man at his spray…

by FELICITY SMITH THE year was 1501 and Michelangelo was in Rome having recently completed his sculpture La Pieta in the Vatican when he heard…

by FELICITY SMITH   The Gaza Strip is a territory of around 360 square kilometres, similar in size to Bundaberg or the Gold Coast. Gaza’s…

by FELICITY SMITH THE name Lahey is synonymous with European expansion in the Scenic Rim, and with right-brain creative thinking. Our story starts with Irish…

“Rodin is the sculptor of hands – furious, clenched, rearing, damned hands.” The words come from French critic and poet Gustave Kahn (1859-1936) in describing…

Four Favourite Corners of the Word – a new Art Exhibition A NEW art exhibition at Arttime Gallery by an amazing artist John Arthur Little…

IF YOU described Lorinda Freeman’s latest textile artwork as a map of her former home district in Victoria, you’d be correct … yet it would…

IN THE premier regional art awards this year, artists were asked to explore the concept of ‘Perspective’ in its many facets, viewpoints and nuances. The…