| The glory days of cultural policy in Australia are over and the Australia Council is now what is referred to as an ‘elite nurturer’ instead of a broadly-based cultural development agency.
| With super-fast broadband and huge bandwidths, could the mp3 be on its way out and streaming on its way in? In this, the age of ‘the cloud’, it seems that anything is possible.
| Russia’s brand new hyped-up Moroz City (Frost City) comes courtesy of the annual Snow Architecture Festival, which set the challenge of building an entire city made of ice and snow from the ground up to more than 100 ...
| The Australian Ballet turns 50 this year and the celebrations start with a triple birthday treat of dances.
| Crowd funding is the process of seeking smaller amounts of money from a larger group of people, as opposed to the more traditional methods of large amounts from a small number of people - patronage.
| Australian composer Westlake’s new work is a celebration that marks a turning point in his life.
| This year’s Adelaide Fringe promises to be one of the best yet. The 2012 program features a record-breaking 4,000 artists in 923 events, including 250 comedy acts, 130 theatre shows, 170 concerts, 100 cabaret shows and 110 ...
| Sally Arnold, Director of Corporate Creative Directions, outlines what you need to do to make 2012 your most successful yet.
| When Academy Award nominated actress Jennifer Lawrence (Winter’s Bone) announced the list of nominees for the 84th edition of the film industry’s most coveted award in Beverly Hills earlier this week there were a few ...
| THEATRE: In late 2011, I was one of twelve actors from around the world to take part in the International Actors Fellowship at Shakespeare’s Globe, London.