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TOORAK VILLAGE TRADERS ASSOCIATION

Toorak Village Sculpture Exhibition

A walking exhibition and ‘Street Gallery’ of 97 unique contemporary sculptural works exhibited in the gorgeous shop windows and sidewalks…

Australia

1 Sep - 12 Oct 2025
Tourism

Cairns Indigenous Art Fair Limited

Cairns Indigenous Art Fair (CIAF) 2026

The Cairns Indigenous Art Fair (CIAF) is Australia’s premier First Nations-led art fair and cultural celebration, held annually on Gimuy…

Regional Queensland

9 Jul - 12 Jul 2026
Tourism

City of Port Phillip

Unfolding Futures

An exhibition of contemporary artwork by recipients of the Rupert Bunny Foundation Visual Arts Fellowship (RBFVAF) across the past 20…

Australia

7 Jul - 31 Oct 2025

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A recent 'Cluedo' publicity photo of actor Craig McLachlan. The black and white photo depicts a middle aged, fair skinned man with a neat grey beard and wearing a black t-shirt.

Craig McLachlan withdraws from Cluedo production after public backlash

Craig McLachlan, who was found not guilty of sexual assault in a 2020 court case, says 'bullying' has forced his…

Richard Watts
ILBIJERRI's Artistic Director of almost 18 years, Dr Rachael Maza AM. The photo shows Maza, an older Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander woman with greying hair, sitting in a leafy courtyard. She is smiling, almost laughing, and leans forward with her hands clasped and her elbows on her knees.
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Rachael Maza on shaping the narrative, trusting her gut and preparing to say goodbye

After almost 18 years as ILBIJERRI’s Artistic Director, Dr Rachael Maza AM is stepping down at the end of the…

Richard Watts
A jumping woman is reflected in the water of a lake or pond. The photo illustrates ArtsHub's weekly round-up of Australian arts sector appointments, On the Move.
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On the move: latest arts sector appointments

Your weekly round-up of Australian arts sector appointments.

Richard Watts

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Women photojournalist wearing conflict protection with two boys in arid landscape. Photojournalist
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Want to be a photojournalist? Penny Stephens reveals how

Delve into the career of a photojournalist with Penny Stephens.

Gina Fairley
Woman with short grey hair and sunglasses at beach setting. Sophie Tatlow
Career Advice

I'm a Textile Designer: do you want my job?

Designing textiles for an international market, Sophie Tatlow says that you need to be curious and practical for this career…

Gina Fairley
‘GARABARI’ by Joel Bray Dance was supported by BlakDance through the BlakForm program. Three First Nations dancers perform a floor-based section of movement in a photograph illustrating a story about NIDA's MFA (Cultural Leadership) program.
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How NIDA’s MFA (Cultural Leadership) is helping Merindah Donnelly change the arts sector for the better

The BlakDance Executive Producer and Co-CEO says studying and analysing different forms of cultural leadership at NIDA has had significant…

Richard Watts
A man sitting at a piano. Alexander Gavrylyuk, concert pianist.
Career Advice

Concert pianist – so you want my arts job?

Alexander Gavrylyuk is an internationally acclaimed concert pianist. How does he manage his busy career?

Thuy On
A scene from 'The Past is a Wild Party' by Noelle Janaczewska, one of the 7-ON playwrights. The photo depicts a female-presenting actor with blonde hair and wearing a long-sleeved blue shirt and red trousers. Her arms are outstretched, her head tilted back and her mouth open as if she is exclaiming ecstatically. She holds a closed book with a red cover, perhaps a play script, in her left hand.
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The 7-ON playwrights: how to sustain a collective for 20 years

Members of playwrights collective 7-ON discuss their new anthology, and how they’ve operated successfully for two decades to date.

Richard Watts
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