Features
Should you switch degrees?
We speak with two recent graduates who switched-up their degrees to understand how it affected their career.
Is your artwork genuine and who can you trust to advise you?
A recent court case centred around three paintings in the style of Brett Whiteley has potentially serious consequences for the…
Is Berlin a bubble about to burst?
Artists and dealers from all over the world have been fuelled by this international creative hub but is the Berlin…
First Australian gallery to open in Asia
On the eve of Australia’s first commercial gallery opening in Singapore we talk about the impact of risk and vision…
Learning from disabled audiences
Access isn't just about ramps and doorways, it's also a new way of thinking about audiences that has ramifications for…
Playing in the art-science petri dish
The end of the art-science divide is spurring a new renaissance of creative endeavour.
Aging population a career opportunity for artists
Aged care facilities may be the next theatres, with an in-built audience ripe for cultural stimulation.
Finding the theatre in the politics
A bricklayer at a barbie held the key to turning the tragedy of asbestos into Dust, a dramatic case study…
Making “sense” of the visitor experience
By activating senses other than sight, curators force audiences out of their zone of complacent viewing
Survival should never be the aim
Lisa Havilah explains why cultural institutions should be radical and participatory, and shares her secrets to success.