George Dunford

George Dunford was Director of Content at ArtsHub, Screenhub and GamesHub (2019-2022). He has also written for Meanjin, The Big Issue, Lonely Planet, The Good Food Guide and others. He has worked in digital leadership roles in the cultural sector for more than 10 years including at the National Library of Australia, National Museum of Australia and the Wheeler Centre. He is currently employed by Museums Victoria and is a mentor in the CEO Digital Mentorship program working with Back to Back and Desart. You can follow him on Twitter: @Hack_packer

George's Latest Articles

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Incoming: Adelaide Writers' Week Director

Former publisher Louise Adler has been announced as the next Adelaide Writers’ Week Director with plans to reawaken writers and…

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TV review: Books That Made Us

This ABC and Blackfella Films production tries to get books back on the box but focuses too much on celebrity.

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Philanthropy awards celebrate risk and spirit of sharing

The winners of the 2021 Creative Partnerships Awards have been announced, featuring recipients who re-define what giving means.

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Vale Bert Newton

The TV personality passed away on Saturday aged 83, after a long and storied career.

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Exit Interview: Kate Torney, CEO State Library Victoria

After six years at the helm of the fourth busiest library in the world, Kate Torney has taken on a…

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The festival that won’t be shut down

When lockdown restrictions hit Darebin Council’s FUSE Festival, they not only pivoted but proved that artists are integral to our…

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A festival that redefines the Gold Coast

On its 10th anniversary, the Bleach* Festival promises music, performance and original artworks as big as the Gold Coast itself.…

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Rising festival opens despite COVID concerns

Amid renewed COVID restrictions, Melbourne’s Rising Festival is a beacon of hope for restarted arts events with its organisers feeling…

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The funding that builds career resilience

COVID-19 venue closures in the performing arts could have left some artists out in the cold. But award-winning Canberran playwright…

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A university with collaboration at its core

A first year course that brings together performing and visual arts students is the ideal start to an arts education…

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