Australia
Fringe artists fight for support as festival numbers swell
Despite growing audience at Fringe Festivals, artists are increasingly concerned about the risks and challenges of participating in such events.
Highway to hearing hell: musicians and the danger of deafness
Deafness isn’t only a concern for rock musicians - anyone around music a lot has reason to be worried.
Government grant will establish a home for Bell Shakespeare
A $1 million grant has laid the foundations for new home for the company at Sydney's Pier 2/3.
How to improve your organisation's gender equity
Last week new research revealed that the gender pay gap is as high as ever. Here are some tips to…
Understanding youth engagement in the arts
Authenticity is the key to youth engagement, but how do you get started and how do you keep it real?
On the Move: latest appointments and resignations
A development position changes hands this week.
Exhibition offers rare glimpse at the real Marilyn Monroe
We recognise her face and her movies, and we’ve often heard the rumours, but the latest exhibition at Bendigo Art…
Breaking the silence: Australia must acknowledge a violent past
Australia’s beauty is haunted by the unmarked sites of massacres and battles, explored in an impressive exhibition at AGNSW.
Are coastlines the perfect venue for sculpture?
From heavy metal peril to recycled glassware, sculpture takes the stage this month stretching coastlines from Victoria to Western Australia,…
'The worst arts administration in 40 years'
National and international arts leader Michael Lynch has described the Federal Government's arts policy as a disgrace.