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Tomorrow belongs to those who can hear it coming
Vivid Sydney 2018 has opened. Here’s our guide to the most valuable events for those working in the arts.
First international guest revealed for Melbourne Writers Festival
Hint: They were recently awarded a Pulitzer Prize.
International Museum Day
Ahead of International Museum Day, we take a look at museum programs and exhibitions across Australia.
Review: Sydney Dance Company’s ab [intra]
Rafael Bonachela's new work is stark and stunning.
Using personal perspective to make art accessible
A new exhibition at Artbank will explore the subjective nature of perspective through the eyes of a renowned group of…
Applause: latest success stories
National Works on Paper Prize shortlist revealed, Performing Arts WA Awards nominations, Mordant Family VR Commission announced, Australian Jazz Bell…
The Death Of Noah Glass by Gail Jones
This is a novel of subtle shades and nuances, overflowing with references to literature, art and cinema published by text…
Why Captain Cook remains a contested national symbol
Last week's budget allocated $48.7M to commemorate the 250th anniversary of Cook's landing at Botany Bay. But controversy over Cook…
Melbourne museums align to amplify the community's diversity
A new collective has been formed by five major multicultural museums. Meet Multicultural Museums Victoria as it unveils the inaugural…
The flexible visual arts degree that responds to changes in your life
A visual arts program with dedicated exit points is giving students the opportunity to embrace their creative practice with the…