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Two-speed cities: can art bridge the urban divide?

Artists are trying to bridge the growing gulf between our well-resourced inner cities and the under-resourced outer fringes.

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The meditation of darkened theatres

Committing time and focus to a performance may tap the benefits of meditation, mindfulness and rest.

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Loretta Lizzio

The Wild West was never known for its maritime connection. Neither were horses and their affinity with sheet music. Until…

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How social media has changed the job search

Social media has changed the way recruitment works. Both recruiters and job seekers can gain from social media networks and…

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Snagging the tourist dollar

Tourism is big business for arts festivals, exhibitions and major performances but designing arts events to lure interstate visitors can…

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What DOES does

Does is a multidisciplinary international artist recognised for his dizzying choice of colours, clean style and eye for detail.

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Small world has some big challenges

From earthquakes in Java to learning entirely new melodic structures, international collaborations are fraught with difficulty, but equally, the outcomes…

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The fastest growing art and design jobs

A US education site has analysed the growth areas for art and design graduates, finding graduates choosing the old career…

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Destroy on the right side of the law

An artist from Perth Western Australia with backgrounds in graffiti, street art, tattooing, airbrushing, and painting.

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Why festival directors are working for free

Is working for nothing a stepping stone to getting a paid festival job or just a way of being exploited?

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