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Biennale Watch for 2014
Are you one of those people who like to plan their holidays around a biennale or international art fair -…
An agenda for the arts
In a world of limited resources how do we choose what art is valuable and worthy of investment. Two philosophers…
Art and advertising: beyond sibling rivalry
If it's good enough for Manet and Dali, maybe artists who look down their noses at advertising designers should think…
Great arts destination to push your boundaries in 2014
Considering a cultural vacation? Here are some destinations you may not have thought of.
The most talked about artworks of 2013
Whether good or bad, art has an amazing ability to get people talking.
2013 in review: a rollercoaster ride
It’s been a year of great promise and considerable disappointment in Australia’s cultural sector with the best news in a…
Coping with retrenchment
Hundreds of arts workers have been retrenched this year. They face practical and emotional challenges but some have stories of…
The national fallout from Queensland's crisis
The entire national arts sector is facing worrying reverberations as a result of the massive cuts to small and medium…
Mates and majors: how the big fish survived
In October this year, the Queensland Government slashed funding to small-to-medium sized arts organisations. In part two of a three-part…
Who said accountants don’t understand art?
Legendary accountant to artists, Tom Lowenstein, shares his art collection in a new publication.