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Copyright reform rescues orphans
Orphan works, for which there is no clear ownership, hang in limbo, desired but unavailable but that may soon change.
Jazz and opera meet in the middle
He is an operatic baritone. She is a soul diva. Together they will make the lions roar in an example…
A Dark Heart with a difference: Tony Albert
ArtsHub speaks to Tony Albert on the eve of Adelaide Biennale and the unveiling of his installation 108.
Architecture photography awards
The Arcaid Awards celebrate excellence in architecture and photography.
Why cultural precinct plans never work
Policy makers love arts precincts but street culture can't be planned from the top down.
NGA's Shiva is going to court
NGA's continued saga over a fraudulent sale by a New York dealer looks set to have its day in court.
Are Nazis ever okay?
A Hitler-themed burlesque performance at the Canberra Fringe may have good intentions but can a Holocaust context ever be funny…
Stella Prize longlist announced
Hannah Kent’s Burial Rites, Night Games by Anna Krien and The Swan Book by Alexis Wright are hot favourites.
Creatives will lose default copyright under government recommendations
Dramatic changes to copyright law are recommended in a report tabled in Parliament.
From Spode to sparkle: Danie Mellor’s survey to tour
A rare moment to see a breadth of Queensland artist Danie Mellor's work loaned back from public and private collections.