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Fringe themes reveal contemporary artistic concerns
Open access Fringe Festivals don’t just allow artists of all stripes to showcase new works; they also provide a snapshot…
Women creatives crave solitude and space
Almost a century after Virginia Woolf, leading female writers articulate the same struggles for women writers.
Virtual reality training no longer a fantasy
Academy Xi are emerging as leaders in the digital education realm, fostering innovation and addressing technological skills shortages.
Thinking outside the arts
Artists don't belong in the arts sector. There is important work for them in health, education, housing and business.
Snow White
QPAC International Series presents Ballet Preljocajs’ Snow White at the Lyric Theatre.
On the Move: latest appointments and resignations
A major gallery appointment has opened up, and Sydney College of Arts gets a new Acting Dean.
Out of Hand: Materialising the Digital
The onset of digital manufacturing marks a significant moment in the history of innovation.
Inspire60: William Hennessy
Violinist William Hennessy is inspired by the French pianist Alfred Cortot.
National Portrait Gallery shows how to advance science
Skillful art may be just what science needs to polish its image.
Muriel’s Wedding musical to premiere in 2017
A musical version of the award-winning Australian comedy-drama, released in cinemas in 1994, will open in Sydney next November.