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Programming for the home team

The Darwin Symphony Orchestra has programmed six premieres this year, emphasizing that orchestral music is evolving here and now.

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What business models work for creatives?

When it comes to raising resources to fund creative work, if copyright is now a dud, what business models can…

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Hate sport? Just dance

Health advocates are promoting dance as a fitness alternative with broad public appeal.

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Moneybag: latest money news

From new grants to prizes and awards, ArtsHub compiles this week's opportunities to get money

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Legal battle delivers a win for artist

When a public art commission was cancelled, artist Tim McVeigh sued the City of Vincent Council and achieved a precedent…

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A National Theatre of Australia is needed, and it’s time

A national theatre could support and promote the many sensibilities and talents that make up the cultural spectrum.

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'Irreversible' damage to Melbourne mural

Vandals have wreaked devastating damage and conservators say they may not be able to restore the damaged mural.

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Can a public arts event be too successful?

Everyone wants big audiences but bigger isn't always better at public art events as Perth Festival, Vivid Sydney and White…

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Double your money from crowdfunding

Matched funding programs offer increased incentive to crowdfund your next project.

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How regional galleries put the best foot forward

Connection to community means that regional galleries have advantages over city colleagues when pitching for council and private sector support.

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