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Trial by fire: the future of festivals

Bear Kittay talks about Burning Man and how festivals can change the world.

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Women the world's first artists?

New archaeological research suggests women were the principal artists behind ancient cave paintings.

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Spinning the celebrities

With the Navy the latest organisation to get in on the act, the role of celebrity culture in creating blockbusters…

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Adelaide rental prices blamed for Tuxedo Cat's Melbourne relocation

Pop-up venue The Tuxedo Cat, a staple of the Adelaide and Melbourne Fringe Festivals, is putting down more permanent roots.

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With an eye to lead the world - QAGOMA's new vision

Amping up a focus on the collection, a revised APT and defining blockbusters, Chris Saines announced his vision this week.

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ArtsHub's 10 Melbourne Festival picks

If you're overwhelmed by this year's offerings at the Melbourne Festival, here are a few of ArtsHub's top picks.

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Thylacine drama wins two Melbourne Fringe awards

Melbourne duo Sarah Hamilton and Justine Campbell are bound for New Zealand after winning a Fringe touring award.

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Reid German: Indigenous art in Europe

Michael Reid has opened a gallery for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander in Berlin.

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Murder and Mendelssohn: A Phryne Fisher Murder Mystery

For those used to getting into bed with Phyrne Fisher, the ABC series has changed the experience.

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Two-speed cities: can art bridge the urban divide?

Artists are trying to bridge the growing gulf between our well-resourced inner cities and the under-resourced outer fringes.

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