Features
How technology has changed the arts market
Audiences now crowdsource their choices and the line between arts patrons and participant is thinning.
Jazz and opera meet in the middle
He is an operatic baritone. She is a soul diva. Together they will make the lions roar in an example…
Why cultural precinct plans never work
Policy makers love arts precincts but street culture can't be planned from the top down.
Are Nazis ever okay?
A Hitler-themed burlesque performance at the Canberra Fringe may have good intentions but can a Holocaust context ever be funny…
Chinese auction market impacting Australia
ArtsHub speaks with Sotheby’s London Head of Chinese Ceramics & Works during his Australian visit about the status of the…
Marketing arts online: study shows what works
New research shows a Facebook ‘like’ can be worth 276 new contacts but you need to use online media strategically…
The rise of the artist hotel
In the competitive world of hotels, art is jostling with day spas and fusion cuisine in what gives classy accommodation…
Sneaking in dark ideas
Jilli Rose uses the traditionally light-hearted medium of animation to tell the sad story of a very important stick insect.
Yoko trumps the cricket drawcard
Tourism figures demonstrate culture is drawing dollars and that equates to better support and more tech-led hooks to get them…
Introverts versus extroverts: How to manage at work
Learning how introverts and extroverts work can help make your workplace more harmonious and productive.