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The Push unveils 10-year plan for young Australians and music
The Push's new national plan sets out a decade-long strategy to place Australian music on par with education, sport and…
Can these federal parliamentarians supercharge philanthropic giving to the arts?
The first hearing of the Federal Government’s inquiry into arts philanthropy revealed there is a lot to learn about the…
I founded Australia’s first silo art trail – here’s why the movement now needs to evolve
After a period of rapid growth, Australia’s silo art movement has reached a critical juncture.
Lack of clarity in new hate speech laws impacting artists, arts bodies warn
The National Association for the Visual Arts and the Australian Cartoonists Association have expressed concerns over 'hastily introduced' new hate…
Time for an upgrade: the arts industry’s ‘Windows update’ moment
The Chamber of Arts and Culture WA’s Rick Heath explores three divergent perspectives on the future of sustainable arts and…
On the move: latest arts sector appointments
This week’s arts sector appointments include Board positions announced by the Federal Arts Minister and farewells from Artistic Directors in…
Can Australian comedy festivals be a safe haven for American comics?
Two polar-opposite New York showgirls bring personal, politically charged shows to Australia for the Melbourne and Sydney comedy festivals.
When public art is led by accessibility, the results are transformative
Amazing things can happen when d/Deaf and disabled artists are commissioned to produce public art projects.
Rebuilding Canberra's Gorman Arts Centre – will the wait be worth it?
Canberra's Gorman Arts Centre is mid-way through a protracted redevelopment – a high-wire act that has tested patience.
Writing retreats – a modern-day luxury most writers can’t actually afford
Victoria Brownlee, author of the suspense novel The Writers Retreat, weighs up whether writing retreats are actually worth it.