Performing Arts
Australia’s arts education failure breaches international law
A leading educator says Australia may be breaking international law in failing to provide arts education to children.
Equipping musicians for professional success
Flexibility in style and genre is essential to making music your profession.
Luring new audiences from malls and movies
Populist marketing has big potential for building arts audiences, even if they come for the air-con.
Global music sales up for the first time since 1999
The music industry breathes a collective sigh of relief as new figures reveal that global music sales have risen for…
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The Melbourne International Comedy Festival has opened applications for their Funny Tonne competition for 2013
NGV showcases fashion masters Dior and Yamamoto
Christian Dior and Yohji Yamamoto are both fashion greats in their own right and samples of their work are coming…
National Cultural Policy launch date announced
After a long delay the arts industry will have its long awaited National Cultural Policy.
Iranian media Photoshop Michelle Obama’s Oscars dress
An Iranian news agency has photoshopped Michelle Obama’s Oscars dress for being too revealing.
Unearthing Indigenous Fashion
Indigenous Fashion Unearthed aims to nourish and nurture aspiring young Indigenous and Maori in the fashion industry. Showcasing during the…
Artist opens store that only stocks White Album
Artist Rutherford Chang has opened a record shop that only stocks The Beatles' ‘White Album’ and doesn’t sell any of…