Tarnanthi Festival Names Zali Morgan as Artistic Director
The Art Gallery of South Australia appointed Noongar curator Zali Morgan to lead the Tarnanthi Festival, securing major new funding partnerships with the South Australian Government and BHP.
The Art Gallery of South Australia appointed Noongar curator Zali Morgan to lead the Tarnanthi Festival, securing major new funding partnerships with the South Australian Government and BHP.
Choreographer François Chaignaud and beatboxer Aymeric Hainaux will present a percussive duet exploring the multiple meanings of mirliton through voice, movement, and live performance.
Violinist Esther Abrami released the album AMOUR on Sony Classical, featuring her first large-scale original composition: a nine-part suite exploring love in all its forms.
Brazilian electronic music producer Alok and NAYEON of K-pop group TWICE released their collaborative single BYE BYE INHIBITIONS. The artists will perform the track together at EDC Korea.
The Ariel Quartet released the third volume of its complete Beethoven string quartets recording on Orchid Classics, concluding a cycle spanning three volumes. A special box set honoring Beethoven's legacy will follow.
The San Francisco Symphony's November lineup includes three orchestral series programs, a collaboration with Alonzo King LINES Ballet featuring two world premieres, the symphony's 19th annual Día de los Muertos celebration, and performances by soloists Hélène Grimaud and Hilary Hahn.
The New York Festival of Song opens its season with a concert of songs named for historical figures and literary characters, from Beethoven's Adelaide to the Beatles' Michelle, featuring soprano Christine Taylor Price, mezzo-soprano Megan Moore, and baritone Samuel Kidd.
Pianist Kris Davis, saxophonist Ingrid Laubrock, and drummer Tyshawn Sorey will perform at Miller Theatre at Columbia University School of the Arts as part of its 2026-27 jazz programming.
IATI Theater will present Nora Coss's bilingual memory play about a teenage boy navigating caregiving and language barriers when his mother falls seriously ill in Mexico.
Violinist Esther Abrami released her new album Amour on Sony Classical, marking her first large-scale composition with the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra.
The Vancouver International Film Festival will showcase six standout features from emerging German directors as part of its 45th edition, presented in collaboration with German Films.
Clara Luz Iranzo, Mario Arévalo, and Max Lifchitz will perform art songs from eight Latin American countries at Scorca Hall in New York City, with free admission and a livestream option.
Opera Lafayette announced the launch of Rameau 350, a multiyear exploration of French composer Jean-Philippe Rameau's operas, beginning with the modern world premiere of the original 1748 version of LES SURPRISES DE L'AMOUR in Washington, DC and New York City.
Australian electronic artist Sgt Slick has remixed Soul Central's club classic, delivering a nu disco rework with driving drums and infectious energy built for modern dance floors.
Roy Thomson Hall will present Baz Luhrmann's 1996 film adaptation as a cinematic live-to-film event, with a hybrid ensemble performing the score and music live in sync with the full movie starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes.
The Carbonell Awards named 120 finalists across 20 competitive categories from 16 professional theatres in South Florida. More than 100 professional productions at 33 theatres were evaluated by a diverse group of nearly 50 judges.
The Oscar-nominated documentary about creative aging at Casa Verdi in Milan will screen at Film at Lincoln Center as part of Juilliard's Fall Festival, followed by panel discussions with arts and health organizations.
Sony Pictures Classics will release Louis Clichy's hand-painted animated feature IRON BOY, winner of the Cannes Un Certain Regard Special Jury Prize and multiple Annecy awards.
Luminaria presents a group exhibition of 12 local artists inspired by tropical rainforests and lush gardens at The Aiden San Antonio, celebrating Latin American independence days with work from artists with ties to Mexico, El Salvador, Panama, and Puerto Rico.
The acclaimed British vocal ensemble will present Renaissance polyphonic highlights and a world premiere commission by Christopher Cerrone at Miller Theatre's Early Music series.
K-pop group BIG OCEAN, the world's first idol group performing in sign language, released the single LOVE SIGN produced by Grammy Award-winning deaf producer Frankie Biggz. The group's fall U.S. tour kicks off in New York on September 13.
Violinist Esther Abrami released a new single, a version of Céline Dion's All by Myself, ahead of her Sony Classical album AMOUR, which features an original nine-part suite exploring love.
LA DISPUTE released a new Audiotree session featuring live versions of tracks from NO ONE WAS DRIVING THE CAR, marking the band's first Audiotree appearance in 14 years.
Austin-based singer-songwriter Kelsey Hughen will self-release her second EP, featuring six original songs exploring dualities of self, including light and dark, grief and hope.
Mercury Studios will release the first-ever live album from THE BLOODY BEETROOTS, capturing the band's Montreux Jazz Festival performance across Blu-ray+CD and Double LP formats.