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Escalated lockdowns: State by state COVID impact on the arts
More arts organisations plunged into uncertainty as a nationwide lockdown continues to escalate: updates on closures and cancellations.
Taking Creative NZ to court
A ground-breaking court case in New Zealand offers an interesting precedent across the ditch, with Dance Aotearoa New Zealand taking…
On the Move: Latest sector appointments and departures
STC’s loss is the NFSA’s gain, Moogahlin appoints Artistic Associate, ABC announces Managing Editor of Arts, meet Monkey Baa’s new…
SA budget falls short in its support for the arts, says AICSA
The Arts Industry Council of South Australia has called for ‘ambitious and forward-thinking initiatives’ from government in order to secure…
Taking art and life to the extremes: The ArtsHubbub episode 15
In the latest episode of our podcast, journalist Jenny Valentish talks about how some people push themselves to extremes and…
ICYMI: The week's top news in the arts
A Margaret Olley memorial garden, Adelaide Festival results, new artspace for Pilbara artists, William Robinson's Creation Series on show, Beep…
As good as a lockdown - Delta's impact on the arts for Sydney
While Sydney has dodged a full lockdown this week, heightened restrictions have impacted heavily on the arts and culture sector.
Opportunities, Awards and Winners
Three major public art commissions up for grabs, conference bursaries, WA Performing Arts Awards announced, Walkley's, and shortlists for Miles…
Testing Times: the unpaid labour of auditioning from home
Actors are struggling with increased requirements for self-testing, while casting agencies save time and money. The MEAA is formulating a…
Dancing after retirement: new collective aims to extend dancers' careers
A new dance collective of independent artists will help re-energise the Australian performing arts industry.