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Circus in the spotlight at Melbourne Festival
Josephine Ridge’s second Melbourne Festival program reflects the culture and values of the city in which it's held.
Making your mark in the high-tech stakes
Tech enthusiasts will converge on the Powerhouse Museum for a celebration of DIY geek innovation this August.
Walk this way through Melbourne’s design precincts
From the CBD to Collingwood, Melbourne in Design takes the industry into the heart of its leading design trails.
Staying alive: preventing suicide in the performing arts
Performance artists are more than twice as likely to commit suicide as the average person. Now the Australian charity Entertainment…
Youth circus sector launches national manifesto
The manifesto’s key principles and strategies have grown out of a two-year, sector-wide discussion.
Music course helps redefine aims for Afghan musician
A Melbourne-based musician is keeping the tunes of his native culture alive, with a Western twist.
Violin virtuoso appointed as WAAPA’s Head of Strings
A Canadian educator and recording artist has been appointed as Associate Professor, Classical Performance.
Queensland artist wins the 2014 Basil Sellers Art Prize
$100K prize goes to a work that tackles racism in sport and celebrates Indigenous footballers.
One man’s trash is another man’s exhibit
A new exhibition will showcase our rubbish, and work to shine a light on what is says about the state…
Who is Annette Messager?
And why is everyone talking about her? It is because the most extensive survey of this 70-year-old artist has opened…