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Sleater-Kinney
If there was ever a question of Sleater-Kinney’s renewed vitality, their live show answers it rather breezily.
Avenue Q
Singing, dancing, puppets, obscenities – Avenue Q entertains in this far-off-Broadway production.
Restructures can be good news for art schools
What is perceived as a reduction, can actually be an opportunity for a renaissance in university art education.
SafARi: Biennale's unofficial fringe
An independent, emerging and underground arts festival offers an alternative voice to the Biennale of Sydney by piggy-backing on its…
Research reveals continuing gender bias
Three major reports, on gender representation in the arts, the pay gap, and treatment of women in the workforce make…
Chance to make the coldest art on earth
The Australian Antarctic Division is making room for artists, creatives and educators to travel to Antarctica and share their vision.
New initiatives announced for women theatre-makers
A new women’s theatre festival and an online collection of works by Australian women playwrights have been launched in Sydney.
Arts education gets practical
Arts education is recognising the value of industry-based experiences during study, and students are winning.
10 ways play can help you work
Play isn't just for the kids. Knowing - or remembering - how to play can spark creativity and improve our…
The new tertiary wars
A highly competitive job market pushes art graduates to test the credibility of both TAFE and university sectors.