15 July 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
Conductor Sir Charles Mackerras, who had a 60-year association with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, has died in London at the age of 84.
13 July 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
Legendary Cuban singer Olga Guillot - the queen of el bolero - has died of a heart attack in the US.
13 July 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
Roman Polanski was declared a free man on Monday after Switzerland rejected a US request to extradite him to be sentenced for having sex in 1977 with a 13-year-old girl.
07 June 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
The lead actress in arguably the most controversial entrant in this year's Sydney Film Festival has defended its dark direction.
30 March 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
The Japanese government will join with the private sector to create a 10 billion yen fund to support the spread of Japanese content overseas, including animated works, video and music.
28 January 2010 | Katrina Strickland, Terry Ingram, | The Australian Financial Review
Sotheby's surprise ...
10 December 2009 | Katrina Strickland | The Australian Financial Review
Artist David Bromley is considering ditching the gallery system in favour of - well, he's not sure what....
10 December 2009 | Terry Ingram | The Australian Financial Review
The Art Gallery of NSW has emerged as the enthusiastic buyer at more than three times its top estimate of the delightful if relatively laboured Ethel Carrick Fox oil painting High Tide at St Malo....
10 December 2009 | Katrina Strickland | The Australian Financial Review
NIDA's hopes perish...
10 December 2009 | Katrina Strickland | The Australian Financial Review
Sydney-born painter Brian Dunlop, 71, died in a Melbourne hospital yesterday....
03 December 2009 | Katrina Strickland | The Australian Financial Review
A number of works in exhibitions by contemporary artists have sold well in recent weeks, which is a welcome upturn in a sector that has done it tough for two years.
03 December 2009 | Terry Ingram | The Australian Financial Review
What is arguably the art find of the century is about to be bedded down in an important private collection.
03 December 2009 | Terry Ingram | The Australian Financial Review
A cedar dining table sold for $164,910 including premium at a Mossgreen Auctions sale held at Tocal, NSW, last week, vastly above its $10,000 to $15,000 estimate.
03 December 2009 | Katrina Strickland | The Australian Financial Review
Bonhams in town
