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Putting a price tag on creativity
As we charge towards a creative economy, how do we put a value on the arts and harness new opportunities…
How to get your work into international festivals
Jonathan Holloway, Artistic Director in-waiting of Melbourne Festival, describes his programming vision and offers advice for artists hoping to be…
Theatre broadcasts a vital link for isolated audiences
Streaming productions out into the regions offers companies much more than just audience development opportunities.
Journalists declaring conflicts of interest sounds simple, but …
Rules are in place, but what happens when the protocols of disclosure are not met?
New age markets for classical music
Are meditation, mindfulness and therapeutic audiences the next growth market for the classical music sector?
Getting political: David Berthold’s debut Brisbane Festival
Explorations of race, colonialism and the environment are among the many connecting threads running through the 2015 Festival program.
How Stella has changed Miles
The Miles Franklin Award has garnered a reputation as a prize for blokes and stories of the bush, but have…
Negotiating the sharing economy
Online sharing has created new rules of exchange for artists who must find ways of converting followers who like their…
Six ways art can help you find a soulmate
If you're tired of swiping left and right on Tinder, stepping into the gallery might take you one step closer…
Sculpture by the Sea is thriving – on the coast of Denmark
The popular Australian event is thriving in its northern European location.