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No ceiling that can’t be broken: Dr Melissa Chiu
Darwin-born, and Director of the globally celebrated Hirshhorn Museum, Dr Melissa Chiu talks about diversity, cultural diplomacy, and seeking out…
What happens to art caught in war’s crossfire?
As the conflict in Ukraine deepens, the damage to its cultural heritage reveals various motives behind this kind of destruction.
Election resources for the arts
A list of resources to help campaign for the arts, from posting a banner on social media to how to…
Book festivals surviving setbacks and disaster
Brisbane and Sydney Writers' Festivals are launching in May after battling man-made and natural disasters.
Your toolkit for Earth Day
From quick actionable tips, examples of Sustainability Action Plans, to resources, we arm you to go green this Earth Day.
Theatre provides critical platform for youth resistance
Two theatre works stand out to amplify the voices of young people and share how they want to shape the…
How Anzac movies fuel the Anzac myth
Australia's Anzac story has been greatly influenced by cinema, as these films show.
Libraries around the world safeguard Ukrainian culture
Librarians and libraries across the world play a role in preserving and sharing Ukraine’s cultural history.
What makes a perfect book review?
What are the rules of reviewing books? Ronan McDonald looks at the thorny cultural landscape of the contemporary criticism.
They said no, but we still bought the building
How a regional community of artists cemented its future.