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Australia’s second-oldest museum faces job cuts amid Liberal budget squeeze
The Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery is caught in a job cut dispute, as the state government denies union claims.
Strong is the New Pretty is about more than women kicking goals: 'It speaks to a bigger movement'
Strong is the New Pretty traces the inspiring story of how the AFLW was created, but for its creative team,…
Khaled Sabsabi's Between Suns reveals the depths of the artist's spiritual practice
Curated by Mikala Tai, this survey exhibition is a moving exploration of the artist’s connections with Sufism, community and family…
Groundbreaking WA animation project Suzie Q tackles the ‘classic struggle of studying art’
Maxfoo Studios' new comedy series Suzie Q follows a 'mediocre art student' reaching for her dreams despite the pressure of…
Powerhouse Parramatta: what we know so far about the misconduct allegations and the museum’s future
Powerhouse Parramatta is weeks from opening, but its CEO has abruptly stepped aside amid an ongoing investigation. Here’s what we…
On the move: latest arts sector appointments
This week sees an interim team step in at Powerhouse Parramatta, and board reappointments at Ausfilm.
Melbourne Recital Centre expands footprint with sky-high new venue, The Beacon
A $2 million redevelopment has transformed a storage room into an intimate performance space.
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New touring initiative ORBIT creates sustainable pathways for indie dance
Three major dance organisations join forces to tackle the touring barriers facing independent choreographers.
Screen Australia: ‘We have to rebuild the connection between the audience and the content’
In a public Q&A, Screen Australia detailed the importance of its Screen Currency 2026 report and how it will inform…
Anna Woods' debut novel LIT gives architects the thriller treatment
Anna Woods’ Kiwi thriller revolves around ill-gotten gains and three architects trapped in an eternal triangle.