National
Kudos: this week’s winners across the sectors
From Australia's top emerging talent in performance art, to jazz and outstanding essay writing, here are this week's winners.
Ensuring disability is no bar to leadership
The Australia Council wants to remove barriers to positions at the top for Australian cultural leaders with disabilities.
Fallen: a memoir about sex, religion and marrying too young
This memoir by Rochelle Siemienowicz is an excellent example of the appeal of the memoir genre.
Why does REMIX sell out?
Culture is a key to a technology and entrepreneurial phenomenon that returns to Sydney following sold-out events in London and…
Is the British Museum reviving our reputation, or conflating it?
This week Enduring Civilisation opened in London to mixed reviews – were they warranted of the exhibition or is this…
Summer of the Seventeenth Doll
Like Lawler’s 1955 play about a good thing ending badly, this production, despite a pleasing first act, ends in unconvincing…
Working with your lover
What benefits are there in making art with your life partner, and does it mean you’re always bringing your work…
The art centres shaping the future of Indigenous art
Aboriginal art centres, organisations and festivals are breaking new ground in integrating traditional and contemporary Indigenous art.
On the Move: latest appointments and resignations
New appointments this week in regional and visual arts.
TARNANTHI: casting a new light on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art
The inaugural TARNANTHI Festival offers insight into Australia's rich and diverse Indigenous art and culture.