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Something fresh in the state of Denmark
Designer Anna Tregloan describes how she has brought Hamlet’s wintry world to the stage for Bell Shakespeare’s 30th anniversary.
Learning to rethink the value of arts consultancies
Hiring an arts consultant is not a burdensome expense; rather, it can liberate your organisation from the quagmire of a…
'Control over our stories' – dancing into cultural advocacy
Sometimes the most important choice you can make in an arts career involves following your heart, says MFA student Jacqueline…
Start earning as a designer in just three months
Specialising in intensive graphic design courses, Shillington gets you into the industry quickly rather than taking years at a traditional…
Combining creativity with business skills for screen industry success
AFTRS’ new series of professional development seminars is designed to help busy creatives get a better grasp of important skills…
Could changing courses change your life?
If you’re getting cold feet about the course you’ve chosen, it’s not too late to change your preferences. It could…
WAAPA celebrates 40th anniversary with epic performance program
From classical to contemporary, the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts’ 40th anniversary program showcases cutting edge talent from the…
Whose heritage is it anyway?
The museum and heritage world is dramatically shifting, and further study can strengthen your critical thinking as well as your…
When art comes from a deeper place, it’s palpable
Announcing new dates in September, Parrtjima 2020 is enduring - at once topical and timeless in shareing the stories of…
Art in the age of disaster
Hope and grief simmer at the centre of two extraordinary live works by Indonesian filmmakers premiering at Asia TOPA.