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Class barriers locking kids out of culture

It is getting harder for working class kids to get a start in the arts. The result is inequity and…

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Art can help your marriage

In a secular sermon, popular philosopher Alain de Botton has challenged galleries to become more emotionally aware.

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Popularity versus prestige

The gulf between commercially successful artists and those embraced by galleries and the "art establishment oligarchy" disenfranchises both many artists…

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Making money while making ‘em laugh

Sustaining a career in comedy involves more than just being funny.

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Peeking under the clothes at the Melbourne Fashion Festival

Even those who take an anti fashion stance will find something interesting under the skirts of VAMFF.

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The Art of Branding

Should financially strapped arts organisations be spending money on developing brand identity? ArtsHub reports on SAMAG's latest conversation with industry…

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Overseas experience still a resume assumption for actors

Mark Morrissey shares the career path for actors lucky enough to be represented by him, noting overseas experience is standard…

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Fashioning science: the next revolution in wearables

After a slow start, fashion and science are finally coming together and wearable technologies are no longer a thing of…

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Biennale future may depend on arts independence

Whether the Biennale of Sydney survives may depend on the independence of the Australia Council in the face of an…

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South Australian election: who has the best arts policy?

With the South Australian election looming this weekend, ArtsHub runs the ruler over the major parties' arts policies.

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