Melbourne photographer Zo Damage digs into her back-catalogue and pays tribute to the women of rock'n'roll.

Art critic and curator Julie Ewington reviews two big art exhibitions in Europe.

When we celebrate the 'vision' of a film director, should we be embracing the editor as well? Fiona Strain, the president of the Australian Screen Editors guild, takes us to the Queensland Film Festival and explores The Art and Craft of Editing.

Children's literature academics are descending on Charles Sturt University this week for a conference on diversity.

We journey beyond the Vinyl Frontier with ABC Sound Librarians James Lee and Michael Munson to listen to some eclectic records that feature the bagpipe!

Alana Valentine's latest play looks at the Australia public's varied reaction to the case of Lindy Chamberlain, who was wrongfully convicted of murdering her baby daughter Azaria.

Where did Oscar Wilde get his flamboyance and wit? Same place as everyone else: his parents. But they also gave him an unfortunate predisposition for scandal and calamity.

Simple Infinity is a new performance work which explores the different ways in which we operate in the world, and challenges the meaning of disability.

The original production won five Tony awards and ran for 804 nights, but was too expensive to stage around the world. Now, a new chamber version gives Australian audiences a chance to experience Titanic the musical.

Nir Baram has written a novel about the Second World War that circles around the Holocaust, raising questions about collaboration and individual action.