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Artist Dean Biŋkin Tyson on Country, 2026. Image courtesy of Seth LeBrese.
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Painted Up: This vibrant exhibition challenges colonial perceptions of Aboriginal art

Dean Biŋkin Tyson artwork moves through ancient practices and modern materials at Redland Art Gallery.

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A scene from WA’s Black Swan State Theatre Company’s 2023 production of 'Things I Know To Be True'. Actors l–r: Caroline Brazier, Laura Shaw, Kaz Kane, Emma Jackson, Humphrey Bower and Will O’Mahony. Photo: Daniel J Grant.
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Major WA arts companies welcome early state funding announcement

The WA Arts Minister has released key components of the state's arts funding plans for 2026-27, though details are still…

Jo Pickup
Installation view, New Asian Art, National Gallery of Australia, Kamberri/Canberra, 2025.
Features

Why you should explore New Asian Art at the National Gallery of Australia

New Asian Art at the National Gallery of Australia fuses past and present, myth and technology and local and global…

The Conversation
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On the move: latest arts sector appointments

In this week's arts sector appointments, a diverse new board joins a Sydney gallery.

ArtsHub
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Dracula bites: West Australian Ballet performs to recorded music in Adelaide

In a controversial move, the West Australian Ballet stuck to its original decision to stage Dracula in Adelaide without a…

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May 7, 2026

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Apr 30, 2026

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Creative Learning Lead

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Apr 23, 2026

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Director of Marketing & Communications, Musica Viva Australia

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May 10, 2026

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Fundraising & Partnerships Manager (Part-Time)

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Regional New South Wales

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May 11, 2026

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Western Australia

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May 5, 2026

Events

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Exhibitions

Facing Modernity: Degas to Picasso

Spanning nearly a century of artistic innovation, Facing Modernity: Degas to Picasso brings together modernist artworks never before shown in…

Victoria

23 May - 20 Sep 2026
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Showcase Victoria 2026

Showcase Victoria is back! Presented by VAPAC, this year's event is hosted at the Clocktower Centre, Moonee Ponds on Tue…

Victoria

12 May - 13 May 2026
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Winter Sets: Charlie Needs Braces at CCC

A vibrant, interactive live show blending music, dance routines, puppetry, and storytelling with powerful themes of caring for Country and…

Melbourne

29 May - 29 May 2026
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South Side Festival Exhibitions

South Side Festival 2026 exhibitions include A Wearable Canvas (Australian Wearable Art Festival), Good Times by Rennie Ellis, Second Nature…

Melbourne

9 May - 1 Aug 2026
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Clarice Beckett: Paintings from the National Collection

'Clarice Beckett: Paintings from the National Collection' presents an intimate, rarely seen collection by one of the most original artists…

Melbourne

7 Mar - 26 Apr 2026

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Inner West Council Ats Grants

Inner West Council funds creative work that strengthens cultural life in the Inner West. We offer two grants: up to…

All Arts

Closing 15 May 2026
Awards & Prizes

Win a double pass to Footloose: The Musical | Canberra

After much anticipation, the ‘80s phenomenon Footloose: The Musical is touring Australia with a Brisbane premiere on 24 April, followed by seasons in major venues across Canberra, Newcastle and Perth.

Performing Arts

Closing 23 Apr 2026
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Expression of Interest

Have your say on Australia’s next National Cultural Policy

Share your views and shape the future of the cultural and creative sector.

All Arts

Closing 24 May 2026
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Awards & Prizes

2026 Swan Hill Print & Drawing Acquisitive Awards

Celebrating excellence in contemporary Australian print and drawing, the Swan Hill Awards present a major exhibition, with one print and…

Visual Arts

Closing 17 May 2026
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Commission

Transporting Arts Program Werribee Station Underpass Ramp Public Artwork EOI

Apply to have your artwork installed on the Werribee Station underpass ramp as part of the Transporting Arts Program

Visual Arts

Closing 28 Apr 2026

Education

Dance Teaching Skill Set

The Dance Teaching Skill Set (CUASS00071) is your pathway to becoming a more confident, skilled and in-demand dance educator. Whether…

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Bachelor of Architectural Design

The Bachelor of Architectural Design emphasizes the design studio as central to the curriculum with supporting history and theory, communication,…

Northern Territory

Reviews

Chihiro Nomura as Lucy Westenra in Dracula in 2020. Photo: Bradbury Photography.
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Dracula review: a lingering kiss from the West Australian Ballet

This Dracula is a stylish interpretation of the classic and seemingly immortal gothic thriller.

Dr Diana Carroll

Apr 20, 2026
Edwina Preston. Image: Supplied.
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Sororicidal review: Edwina Preston mines the very relatable desire to kill your sister

After her breakout novel Bad Art Mother, Edwina Preston turns her eye to the love-hate relationship between sisters.

Lisette Drew

Apr 20, 2026
Adelaide Symphony Orchestra's Dean Newcomb. Photo: Carmen Alcedo.
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In the Quiet review: Adelaide Symphony Orchestra premieres a superb concerto

With the world premiere of a blistering concerto and the Australian debut of a powerhouse young conductor, In the Quiet…

Dr Diana Carroll

Apr 20, 2026
Adelaide Symphony Orchestra's Nordic Lights performance. Photo: Supplied.
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Sanctuary Series review: relaxing to the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra on a yoga mat

Adelaide Symphony Orchestra's Nordic Lights was an immersive concert experience unlike any other.

Kym Clayton

Apr 20, 2026
Comedian Mel McGlensey 's MICF show Mel McGlensey is Normal is one of many shows reviewed by writers for the Funny Tonne. The photo shows McGlensey, a curvacious figure with dark curly hair and wearing a sleeveless white dress, crouched in front of an audience member as if she is about to bit his raised finger. More audience members watch on in the background.

Funny Tonne MICF reviews: Alex Ward, Gillian Cosgriff, Hannah Camilleri, Mel McGlensey, Olga Koch and more

Another serve of Funny Tonne reviews by emerging writers to help you navigate the final days of the 40th Melbourne…

Richard Watts

Apr 15, 2026

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Karla Grant on 23 years of Living Black: ‘It’s up to my generation to step up’

From her early days on community radio, the presenter Karla Grant has always understood the power of amplifying Aboriginal and…

Stephen A Russell
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Career Advice

Top tips for building a sustainable arts practice in 2026

Building a sustainable creative practice doesn't mean doing everything all at once.

Nanci Nott
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Career Advice

Best opportunities, grants & awards for creatives this week

20 to 26 April 2026: opportunities include a residency in Alice Springs and micro-grants for Western Sydney creatives.

ArtsHub
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ArtsHub job insights: the most in-demand arts jobs and salaries in 2025

Which arts professionals are in demand and which job ads are getting the most attention from job-seekers? See what our…

Jo Pickup
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Opinions & Analysis

What women are choosing instead of ‘lean in’ – and why it matters in the arts

Author and speaker Megan Dalla-Camina says women in the arts are reframing how they think about ambition and success.

Megan Dalla-Camina
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