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A black and white photo of a woman with dark hair. Emma Sloley, author of The Island of Last Things.
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The Island of Last Things review: Emma Sloley's book is about the last zoo in the world

The Island of Last Things asks what you would be prepared to risk for a better world.

A brunette woman smiling. Erin Hortle, author of A Catalogue of Love.
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A Catalogue of Love review: Erin Hortle's novel is a coming-of-age story set in Tasmania

A Catalogue of Love invites readers to think about the social and biological burdens on women.

Vietnamese civilians fleeing. Photo: Catherine Leroy.
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One-Way Ticket to Vietnam 1966 –1968 review: An exhibition of Catherine Leroy's photography

One-Way Ticket to Vietnam is part of the Ballarat Intenational Foto Biennale.

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Art shouldn't make us afraid: my three principles for healthy artmaking

Percussionist, composer and author Steven Schick makes a case for optimism in art ahead of his upcoming Australian residency.

Troy. Image: Pia Johnson.
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Troy review: a mythical marvel at the Malthouse

Straddling mythology and today’s brutal truths, the Malthouse production of Troy towers mightily.

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U Want it Darker review: Murray Middleton's quietly heroic stories

Murray Middleton’s ‘artists in despair’ are not simply failures in U Want it Darker.

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2026 Sydney Opera House Play Award: apply now!

Schools and educators who can demonstrate 'play in learning' are strongly encouraged to apply for the $10,000 Sydney Opera House…

A makers market with a woman selling a ceramic pot to a buyer. Sydney Craft Week
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ArtsHub's 10 picks for Sydney Craft Week

Get hands on and find your craft mojo, or just leave it to the master and see them at work…

Miriam Stannage: an old looking coloured photograph of a woman at a kitchen holding a printed work on paper she has created.
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Defying patriarchal structures: Why an Australian artist disguised her name

An unconventional portrait by a female Australian artist has reignited conversation around gender politics in the art world.

woman at concert on audience with arms raised. AusArt Day
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AusArt Day set to raise funds and support for Australian artists

The inaugural AusArt Day is essentially a national art funding day, encouraging the wider population to support creativity.

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