A new exhibition examines the pseudoscience of phrenology though images of death masks from convict era criminals.

Musician Warren H Williams performs live and shares the story of Aboriginal country music.

Books and Arts dedicates a full show to Dark Mofo, coming to you live from TMAG, the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery.

Music legend Paul Kelly and Irish performer Camille O’Sullivan perform live and discuss their project Ancient Rain, a collaboration inspired by a hundred years of Irish literature.

James Brett is the founder of The Museum of Everything, a wandering museum that is full of works by unknown artists.

Literary superstar Arundhati Roy returns to the world of stories with her second novel The Ministry of Utmost Happiness.

How does post-traumatic stress disorder resonate through the family of a war veteran? Ochre Dance Company's latest work explores the very personal experience of its Artistic Director Mark Howett.

The Twelve Lives of Samuel Hawley, by the American novelist Hannah Tinti, is the story of a father trying to protect his daughter from the legacy of his criminal past.

Flush with success, we meet the author and audio-publisher of the Australian audio book of the year for 2017.

Carla Bley’s journey from cocktail pianist to celebrated composer.