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Making a show that lasts
Can you deliberately set out to create a classic work, or is the creation of a timeless masterpiece more due…
Is procrastination good for your work?
Is procrastination an essential part of the creative process? Or is this just wishful thinking?
The yawning gap in Adelaide’s arts ecology
Why does South Australia's theatre sector lack an equivalent of Belvoir, Griffin, La Boite and the Malthouse?
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…
Art can help your marriage
In a secular sermon, popular philosopher Alain de Botton has challenged galleries to become more emotionally aware.
Popularity versus prestige
The gulf between commercially successful artists and those embraced by galleries and the "art establishment oligarchy" disenfranchises both many artists…
Making money while making ‘em laugh
Sustaining a career in comedy involves more than just being funny.
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.
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…
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…