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2014 Adelaide Fringe breaks box office records
Ticket sales up by 10% at this year’s Fringe, cementing its place as Australia’s largest arts festival.
Adelaide Festival box office generates $2.3 million
Final audiences at David Sefton’s second Adelaide Festival program tipped to exceed 348,000.
Chamber music given a modern twist
The Australian Festival of Chamber Music has made a number of new additions to attract audiences to classical music.
New craft market to stitch up Melbourne
Craft Victoria is reclaiming the Queen Victoria Markets with original, locally produced product.
Excavating the Art of the Urban Pharoahs
Digging through the modern hieroglyphics of revolutionary Egypt has exposed artistic treasures, some lost forever.
Capon to chair new architecture foundation
A new philanthropic endeavour launched by the Australian Institute of Architects this week will promote the profession.
The Anywhere Festival
From a barber's shop to an old swimming pool Brisbane's Anywhere Festival has released a program that lives up to…
Danger of copycat boycotts
In the wake of the Biennale of Sydney boycott, other arts institutions are under attack.
MTC’s Rupert opens in Washington
The first US review of David Williamson’s theatrical biography of Rupert Murdoch describes the play as ‘one-dimensional’.
Venice to strip down celebrity and focus on work
Provocative architect Rem Koolhaus says his Venice Biennale will be about ‘architecture, not architects’.