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Reviving successful pre-election lobbying

Anyone who doubts the capacity of arts lobbying to make a difference should take a look at Western Australia.

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To those we lost in 2016, vale

We salute the lives and careers of the artists who took their final curtain call in 2016.

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Summer must see: A You Beaut Australian legend

John Olsen's You Beaut Country at the National Gallery of Victoria offers audiences an explosive fresh take on the art…

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Pioneering women inspire contemporary art

A handmade cedar hairbrush and a series of pink sculpted hands emerging from the ground are part of an art…

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Hunt for missing abstract art

The National Gallery of Victoria is asking for the public’s assistance in sourcing 14 missing artworks so it can restage…

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How to succeed in Generation Slashie

Working in multiple roles – for instance as a writer/actor/director/producer – is increasingly common but the multiple satisfactions come with…

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Why you need a finissage

The increasing pressure on arts organisations to make money has spawned new kinds of events - and new words to…

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Country roads travel both ways

Country is a deeply Indigenous concept but time in the UK can broaden how it is explored back home.

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Why you should embrace erotic art

The distinction between the high art nude and the dark alley pornographer has been replaced by an appreciation of multicultural…

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Best and worst companies for gender parity

While balance is improving across the sector, some theatre companies still have overwhelmingly male dominated repertoire.

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