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Border-jockey artists claim Brisbane home with first Australian survey
Brisbane-based Filipino collaborative, the Aquilizans’, re-chart notions of home and migration, connecting communities globally.
Contracted shooters hit Carriageworks
Masters of verbatim theatre, version 1.0 turn a spotlight on the privatisation of war zones.
A rat among the ranks at MONA
2012 recipient of the MONA Scholarship, Pip Stafford, is turning MONA’s library into A Rat’s Nest.
User utopia experiments with architecture
With the power of a wrecking ball, the Visual Arts puts its stamp on this year’s Sydney Architecture Festival.
Wangaratta Jazz Festival plays on despite Council crisis
The Wangaratta Jazz Festival has received guaranteed funding, circumventing dependence on a sacked Council.
Is this Australia’s Youngest Director?
Emily Perry has been performing from a young age, and at 14, she’s now crowdfunding her first film as a…
Dead Croc Lucky for some
Aly de Groot has taken out the 2013 Togart Contemporary Art Award with a work made from crocodile skulls and…
9,000 sand drawings honour fallen on Normandy Beach
On International Peace Day, an imaginative art project was a powerful reminder of the cost of war.
Melbourne to host inaugral Link Festival
The Link Festival will come to Melbourne to create and inspire social change through design and technology.
Sneezing Baby Panda gets his own movie
A YouTube meme of a sneezing baby panda has inspired the lucky film makers to spin an entire feature out…