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Who and what shaped the visual arts in 2013?
From Blockbusters to ARIs performance art to portrait painting, ArtsHub has surveyed the year past and made some impressive lists.
Damien Hirst builds his own town
The world’s wealthiest living artist is developing his own town in regional Ilfracombe, England.
Brink appoints for a new era
Adelaide’s Brink Productions announced a new General Manager and Producer as the company looks to expand the reach of its…
MCA appoints new Board member
The MCA Board thanks vacating Board member Rosemary Laing,and welcomes another internationally recognised Australian artist.
Falling for the arts
To stay afloat in a competitive market, music festivals need to make audiences feel they are part of something special.
Where to Next for Australia’s Visual Arts?
NAVA will use its 30th Anniversary to launch an exciting new Visual Arts Agenda.
2013: The year under the auction hammer
Is the auction market healthy as we head into 2014? ArtsHub speaks with the auction houses to get the scoop…
2013: The best of the year in film
This year saw a host of movies that both surprised and pleased audiences around the country.
2013: The year in performing arts
Here are 10 of the most exciting and rewarding productions, events and performances staged around the country in 2013.
Beethoven Bratwurst and Beer
No other composition by Beethoven is so intensely driven by the power of rhythm as his Seventh Symphony.