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How legislation has given AGNSW the blockbuster edge

Protection against seizure and restitution has enabled some of China's most important objects, once housed in the Imperial Palace and…

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Stories of the Stolen Generations: How the arts told a hidden history

Music can help bring people onside before they even realise they are onside, says Aboriginal songwriter and survivor of the…

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From the street to the gallery: artists talk about creative transitions

Whether it’s pavement art, graffiti, or murals, creating work for the street can be a very different experience to creating…

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Five ways to boost Australian writers’ earnings

From introducing a bestseller clause in contracts to allowing authors to reclaim their rights towards the end of a work’s…

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WA dance company turns isolation into inspiration

How do you encourage local dancers to stay in WA instead of seeking career opportunities on the east coast? By…

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Just Not Australian! How artists are rethinking nationhood in turbulent times

A new exhibition at Artspace Sydney calls it straight when it comes to the origins and implications of contemporary Australian…

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Bored to distraction: musicians aim to drive you out of your mind

A new artistic collaboration will musically examine how a lack of stimulus can wreak havoc with the mind.

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Arthur Boyd – a complex genius who channelled Van Gogh

As Bundanon Trust embarks on a $8.6M redevelopment to ensure its future, an intimate exhibition of Boyd’s work travels nationally,…

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David Marr on journalism and writing about Australia’s monsters

Journalist, author, and biographer David Marr spoke with ArtsHub about his 40-year career and why ‘monsters’ who hold places of…

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Showing contentious art in MeToo times

Picasso's The Vollard Suite is a good example how art museums need to address their responsibility when showing explicit artwork…

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