Writing and Publishing
‘A breathtaking cornucopia of brilliant quotes’: Have book endorsements gone too far?
If you're in a bookstore browsing a book does it matter if another authors praises it on the cover? Nick…
Book review: The Octopus and I by Erin Hortle
Erin Hortle's debut novel offers a unique and moving account of the body and the natural world.
Prepare to fail: how to be successful in a virtual AGM
For Rachael Coghlan, Craft ACT's first virtual AGM offered lessons for many arts orgs needing to deliver reporting, acquittals and…
On the Move: Latest sector appointments and departures
City Recital Hall appoints new CEO, Regional Arts WA welcomes new Chair and Board members, and more.
Book review: Death by Shakespeare by Kathryn Harkup
Chemist and author Kathryn Harkup turns her microscope toward the grisly and gruesome of Shakespeare’s plays.
State of play: Comparing government support, or lack thereof
It’s no secret there's a lack of government relief for the arts sector in the wake of COVID-19, but how…
'A mother is what you are now': How motherhood impacts arts careers
Motherhood can often mean reassessing your career and surrendering to the demands of small children.
ICYMI: The week's top news in the arts
Free opera, healing gardens for Heide, more cash on the table for artists, plus a new lease for Theatre Royal…
$1000 grants now open to artists and arts workers
A group of arts and culture philanthropists have united to create 1,400 quick turnaround grants to artists in need.
Can developers save the arts?
To survive the COVID-19, the arts need to think laterally and find non-traditional partnerships. Andy Dinan believes that real estate…