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With more than 250 sculptures from cultures across the continent, it is the largest show to date to explore the aesthetic appreciation of these objects through the eyes of their African makers and users and to make clear that their appearance is intimately tied to their function.

An artist's public photography exhibition provides a snapshot in time of Parramatta's rapid development, remarkable diversity, and ability to bounce back.

Fourth semester results not out; fifth semester exam dates not decided

The central government’s crusade against “family fiefdoms” seems to have reached the doorsteps of the elite Delhi Gymkhana Club, with the union ministry of corporate affairs alleging a violation of norms to fast-track membership claims of relatives of a “select coterie”, and concerns among members about alleged attempts to trace…

The sinking of the Nicola Faith in 2021 sent shockwaves through the fishing industry

An official investigation set out the events leading up to the sinking and examined why it took so long to find the wreck

They allegedly played role in incorporating Chinese shell companies in metropolitan cities by flouting norms

Elizabeth Ann Macgregor, who recently stood down from Sydney’s Museum of Contemporary Art after 22 years, recalls ‘being yelled at’ by male politicians in new interview

CHICAGO — Thirty years ago, when Nick Cave made his first Soundsuit — creating the foundation of what would become hundreds of signature costumes and sculptures, assembled with beads, old toys, stuffed animals, synthetic hair and sequins — he wrote in his journal that he was “working toward what I’m…

Francis O’Grady writes to Insolvency Service, which is investigating the sacking of almost 800 crew

Already deeply entrenched in the cannabis industry, a reality born out of their own experience with the negative impact of the “War on Drugs,” two entrepreneurs, Brendon Robinson and Stanley Okoro, have announced plans to launch the Minority Cannabis Academy (MCA).