Shining a light on the best Australian writing of 2016.

Two of the winners of the PM's Literary Awards, Lisa Gorton and Meg McKinlay, chat about their prize-winning books.

Wildthing is an art exhibition that explores the complex relationship between humans and animals.

Thomas Greene Wiggins, a nineteenth-century slave and improbable musical genius who performed under the name Blind Tom is at the centre of The Song of the Shank.

How have artists responded to the polarising struggle between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump?

Novelist Hannah Kent creates a world of darkness, mystery and magic in her new novel, The Good People.

La Runduma by Wa Ode Wulan Ratna tells the unsettling story of Johra, a young woman who is forced to take part in a traditional ritual after a superstition calls her virginity into question.

The new major exhibition at MONA, On the Origins of Art, posits that the human race creates art not for cultural reasons, but to further our own genes.

A farce about self-improvement and the fallibility of human nature.

The Turquoise Elephant, an award-winning absurdist theatre piece tackling the thorny issues of climate change and environmental cataclysm, is playing at the Griffith theatre company in Sydney.