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Inclusivity Arts fundamental to a creative economy
The British Council is ideally placed to draw on the UK’s global leadership in Inclusivity arts policy and practice.
Australia’s British Council Alumni
The British Council’s exchange programs play a vital role in developing the careers of Australian creative practitioners.
Unveiled: La Boite, SummerSalt, Come Out, and MOFO line up for 2015
From an outdoor arts festival in Melbourne to a kids' arts festival in Adelaide, here are the latest program announcements.
MIPCOM 2014: our kids' system from an international helicopter
Australian children's TV - under pressure here, a jewel to external eyes.
How to get audiences to download your podcast
More people are listening to podcasts than ever before, but how do you cut through the noise to get your…
How to create a great arts website
Your web site is your face to the world. Most people, when they hear about you, will immediately go to…
How to play the numbers game
Quantifying your impact can boost your arts organisation but you need to know what you are doing.
Finding theatre’s new audience
Australian theatre makers are challenging the status quo by rethinking the role of their audiences.
Unveiled: this week’s announcements
Sydney Festival program revealed, Selby & Friends tour, new Circus Oz, a new Indigenous exhibition at QAGOMA, and the MSO's…
Arts Festivals: same same but different
How do you program an international arts festival, and are two festivals ever the same?