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$2 million for ANZAC art
Arts funding has been cut but there is a way to get funding for art out of the Federal Government:…
Song stealing case sets precedent
Songwriter Allan Caswell has failed in an attempt to sue his former publisher for not acting when another band on…
Generation next: what it takes to be an emerging designer
Melbourne's VIVID awards showcase some of Australia's best new design talent. But what are the challenges they face today?
An obscenity of riches: MIFF program highlights
This year’s MIFF includes an exciting mix of regular and new programming strands, including a special focus on 35mm films.
OzAsia Festival unveils 2014 program
This year's festival will feature over 140 artists from Adelaide’s Chinese sister state, Shandong Province.
Dealer and artist: what made this marriage last?
Robert Dickerson's relationship with dealer Philip Bacon has lasted five decades thanks to common ground through seismic shifts.
Getting up close and personal with the visual arts
The Melbourne Art Fair has announced a bold public art program that will see visual art flow into a host…
MTC Board announces new appointment
With a background in publishing, this well-travelled appointee brings a wealth of experience to the Melbourne Theatre Company.
Queensland Orchestra shoots for the stars (literally)
The Queensland Symphony Orchestra will aim high in a concert series merging orchestra classics with astronomy this November.
Dancing on the precipice
WA choreographer Rachel Arianne Ogle will debut her new major work precipice, a feat in physicality, sound & visual installation.