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Youngest NFT artist raises awareness for tweens
Whether you’ve got your grips on NFTs yet, this 10 year old artist is diving into NFTs for a cause.
COVID staff shortages threaten arts events
As ACMI and HOTA cancel events due to staffing shortages, the question is not if but when will staff be…
Omicron shortages create 'new precariousness' for performing arts
Short supplies of RATs and workers under pressure are part of the new normal for theatre and musical productions.
The price of arts funding
‘Arts organisations can sometimes demonstrate a strange naivety when asking for or accepting donations,’ writes Jo Caust.
ICYMI: the week's arts news
What’s hot for the arts this week; those stealing the headlines, things for the kids over the holidays, and the…
12 Biennale and blockbuster exhibitions to define 2022
From contemporary Biennales to those major drawcard blockbuster exhibitions, here is a list of must see shows for 2022.
Author earnings low despite strong book sales
A survey from the Australian Society of Authors reveals that authors' incomes are dangerously low.
Archibald-winning artist Craig Ruddy dies from COVID-19
Five time Archibald Prize finalist, painter Craig Ruddy has died from coronavirus complications.
Omicron hits the performing arts
As the Omicron variant spreads, major performing arts productions are struggling with cast outbreaks and hesitant audiences.
A new $316.5M First Nations cultural precinct announced
Ngurra will house a new home for the AIATSIS and a National Resting Place in the Parliamentary Triangle.