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Leisa Gibbons

Leisa Gibbons is an Australian Community records management consultant, digital cultural heritage PhD student and a general tech b

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Tell Us a Story

As The Moth prepares to land at the Melbourne Writers Festival, we take a look at the revival of live…

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Pay TV creates new opportunities for performing artists

From increased exposure to new ways of evaluating one’s own practise, TV work can be invaluable for artists.

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Arts funding: which party gives more?

Who spends more on the arts: Labor or Liberal? The answer might surprise you, writes Ben Eltham.

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Capturing the nerd audience

The mainstreaming of geek culture means the arts are now targeting the disposable income of a once-derided demographic.

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When does a selfie become art?

The ubiquitous ‘selfie’ dominates social media, but how do we differentiate between a vanity snap and legitimate art?

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Curating the future

A curator used to be a caretaker of objects. But now curators work with words, images and ideas often in…

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Music monopoly runs into trouble with Competition Watchdog

APRA's $160 million monopoly is under the spotlight of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.

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Getting serious about Australian music

Our live music scene is internationally renowned but threatened at home, a situation Dr Ianto Ware is keen to address.

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Mike Jones

Mike Jones is an Australian Writer and Creative producer who works in both traditional and new media.

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