For Mother's Day 2016, a fresh look at Louise Bourgeois' memorably unnerving sculpture Maman.

Film lovers in Alice Springs are getting their own international film festival, with stories from across the globe and closer to home.

Philosopher Alain de Botton has written a novel called The Course of Love. It is his first piece of fiction in twenty years, and explores ideas of romance, fidelity relationships and marriage.

Australian poet Chris Wallace-Crabbe shares his favourite works of art for Top Shelf.

Pamela Rabe stars in a new take on Tennessee Williams' The Glass Menagerie, a thinly veiled auto-biographical play about a faded Southern Belle with delusions of grandeur and her two adult children.

What's in the Federal Budget for the arts? If you ruled the world, how would you support art and artists?

Thornton McCamish, author of Our Man Elsewhere: In Search of Alan Moorehead, discusses the life and work of the Australian war correspondent.

Tasmanian artist Rachel Bremner makes artworks using the ancient form of mosaic glass.

James Lee and Michael Munson delve into the ABC Sound Library in search of the very best records that feature bells.

The Sydney Theatre Company's production of Disgraced has just opened. Ayad Akhtar's play explores questions of identity and prejudice, and has generated huge debate in North America.