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Regional festivals: community is key in an increasingly crowded market
From Castlemaine to Tennant Creek, regional arts festivals are flourishing, and maintaining a community focus is paramount to their success.
Update: saving cultural data
Sector backlash to ABS cuts has seen cultural ministers prioritise cultural data collection.
Speaking the circuit
Corporate speaking can be a lucrative and rewarding stream of income for artists, and not just for the top names.
Once wows without the razzle dazzle
Is Once the anti-thesis to spectacular style musicals Australian audiences have become accustomed to seeing?
New museum set to raise environmental awareness
Visionary new project WAMA will be the first of its kind in Australia to celebrate art, nature and the science…
Kudos: Congratulations to this week's winners
Kudos: Australian architecture, opera, screen and film honoured with awards
Not the audience of the future: the audience of now
Theatre companies love the sales from student audiences but are often unprepared for an interactive, digitally savvy audience.
Stop apologising for your arts degree
How do you convince the skeptics that your degree in humanities counts?
When education meets industry at QUT
Postgraduate courses at Queensland University of Technology link industry with academic excellence.
The right baggage for the road ahead
In SA arts, the singular legacy of Don Dunstan often manifests in lethargy and deference to the past. We need…