Arts News Features

Board games provide a valuable opportunity for socialising in our digitally isolated age.

Like many artists, animator and director Darcy Prendergast wanted to use his art to respond to the inaction around human-induced climate change.

It’s already shaping up to be a big year in Australian books so literary journalist Thuy On has shared her list of must reads that will be filling your bookshelves.

In the wake of the Federal Government announcement that the arts has been been made less visible, here is ArtsHub's position.

After 26 years at Country Arts SA, including nine as CEO, Saffell reflects on his tenure and the changes he’s seen in that time.

Over the last ten years we've been following stories that matter to the arts sector, from funding cuts to how to look after yourself. Here are the most-read stories we've published over the last decade.

After seven years in the role, the Maestro is moving on. He reflects on the highlights of his time with the MSO and the challenges facing the orchestral music sector.

Let's look at the cruelly overlooked, the chronically successful, and the criminally overconfident releases that showed on our screens this weekend.

We look at some of the best games from Australia and New Zealand released in 2019 – there are plenty to choose from.

We salute the lives and careers of the artists, performers and patrons who took their final curtain call in 2019.

From advice on progressing when you're feeling stuck in your career to making the most of your skills, this years' top 10 career articles gathered advice from a wide range of arts practitioners.

Let's have a look at screenhub's biggest stories of 2019: from the timely, to the timeless.

We’ve asked some of the leading podcast producers from The Guardian, Sisteria and RRR to share their favourite podcast picks of 2019.

This week at the box office brings a spooky alternative to animated princesses while The Good Liar goes bad, and more.

One of the healthiest ways of supporting contemporary art practice might be placing it beyond our shores – and then remembering to give it a nod.

As the climate crisis deepens, should Australian arts organisations reject sponsorship and donations from the fossil fuel sector?

As the demand for accessible tours increases, museums are adapting by developing multi-sensory aesthetic experiences.

Advice from business leaders on asking governments for money, embedding culture in the political agenda, and getting the language right when you come to the table.

This week in the box office promises old school mysteries and frosty adventures. How did Australian films do?

Finding her way to a film career through a love of street art, this director gives good advice to others lacking the confidence of traditional pathways.