Where to now for indie theatre in WA?

Western Australia's indie theatre sector is thriving, but how can this momentum be sustained?

Face-to-face with the Taliban

In this excerpt from her book Battleworn, the British medic examines how artistic creation can turn traumatic events into a…

Two new directors join The Australian Ballet board

Two experienced business leaders with strong connections to the arts in Sydney and Melbourne have joined the Board of Directors.

Curiouser and curiouser: the Bizarre world of The Rocks

The laneways of The Rocks will soon see art at every corner, as they come alive with cabaret, theatre and…

Screenrights: deal with Foxtel consummated with relief

Book Week is good for kids – and book clubs are great for adults

While the tastes of publishers may influence readers, the grassroots nature of book clubs offers a space to resist.

High art isn't dying, even if the ABS stats are

ABS figures show no decline in our interest for high culture. But with its data set to stop, will we…

'The war to end all wars'

The History Council of New South Wales marks 100 years since the outbreak of WWI with this year's History Week.

Indigenous artists in Victoria get $1m funding boost

A new residency program at the University of Melbourne aims to build an Indigenous art alumni in Victoria.

Somebody, anybody, nobody

Does Miranda July’s Somebody app signal a paradigm shift towards live art or a new way to avoid surveillance?