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ArtsHub editors Thuy On and Richard Watts presenting the Crafting Insightful Criticism workshop at The Channel, Arts Centre Melbourne. Photo: ArtsHub.
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Why arts marketing is all about being on the inside

Partnering with publishers aligned to the industry is essential for credibility, precision and impact.

Best new books September 2025. Image: Stephanie Renee Cluff on Unsplash.
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Best new books September 2025

Discover the best new books to read in September with this guide.

Drawing of a pair of lungs. Silicosis
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Is my studio practice killing me? Understanding the impact of silicosis 

Tips for ceramists and glass artists to protect against the deadly studio enemy of silicosis.

The secret diary of an Australian arts freelancer. Image: Onischenko on Unsplash.
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The secret diary of an Australian arts freelancer, aged 46¾

Being an Australian arts freelancer can be lots of fun, right? Well, yes, kind of, but ...

Image: Zoshua Colah on Unsplash. First Nations.
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First Nations intellectual property vs AI: culture, consent and the fight to stop scraping

Artists warn that data‑mining proposals and AI tools risk copying First Nations styles without consent or payment.

A group of Star Wars figures with one figure of a sad clown out of place. Productivity Commission AI
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Arts Law not shy in criticism of Productivity Commission report on AI

Favoring a lack of AI regulation over economic output, the Productivity Commission’s recommendations puts artists at risk.

How – and should – we separate the art from the artist? Image: Angel Sanchez on Unsplash.
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Separate the art from the artist? It’s not nearly that simple

A few questions you can ask to help you navigate the perennial moral dilemma: can we separate the art from…

Comical ceramic figures depicting Aboriginal people in different uniforms.
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Best free exhibitions in Australia August 2025 – guide

From PICA’s Hatched Graduate show to 20 years of Modern art in Queensland, discover the best free exhibitions in Australia…

Palestinian protestors on top of a car.
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Pro-Palestinian protests censored: how theatres and literary communities respond

Debate about pro-Palestinian support, and censorship, is growing in the arts amid mass public protests and a readers and writers…

A publicity image for The Street Theatre's production of 'The Chosen Vessel', a new Aboriginal Gothic play by Dylan Van Den Berg. The photo depicts an Aboriginal woman staring at the camera; a white man stands ominously behind her, disappearing into the shadows.
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What is Aboriginal Gothic? Ask The Chosen Vessel playwright Dylan Van Den Berg

Palawa playwright Dylan Van Den Berg and Kalkadoon director Abbie-lee Lewis discuss the emerging theatrical genre, Aboriginal Gothic.

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