Opinions & Analysis
Improving arts employment for people with disability
Arts and cultural organisations are well placed to be inclusive employers of people with a disability but we could do…
Closing the geographical gap
Remote Australia is at huge cultural disadvantage with cultural consumption costing up to 13 times more in the bush. Will…
Equipping musicians for professional success
Flexibility in style and genre is essential to making music your profession.
Luring new audiences from malls and movies
Populist marketing has big potential for building arts audiences, even if they come for the air-con.
Jaded, pessimistic, bitchy: art museum directors face a poor public image
Art museums are suffering from poor brand imaging and a lack of social skills in directors and staff is partly…
NAPLAN is the enemy of creativity
By reducing arts education and teaching to standardised tests we are in serious danger of strangling the imagination of the…
Why the arts are a central force in the economy
Economists should understand the arts as the very centre of a production system that derives benefit from the things the…
Queensland arts resignations: what do they mean for arts funding
Resignations of the Queensland Arts Minister and a Screen Queensland board members have revealed cronyism and conflict of interest to…
Rethinking our dated philanthropy approach
Research by Melbourne University released this week found arts organisations could do better when approaching trusts and foundations.
How much should governments spend on the arts?
If we want more money for the arts, we need to create a public culture in which the arts have…