Performing Arts
The changing face of philanthropy
Donors are younger, savvier and using a new raft of techniques and vehicles in deciding how they support not-for-profits.
Sweeney Todd, the Demon Barber of Fleet Street
Sweeney Todd, the Demon Barber of Fleet Street is a glorious production that is both chilling and thrilling.
Crossing the ditch: strengthening trans-Tasman touring
With New Zealand and Australia such close neighbours, why aren’t more artists focused on reciprocal tours?
Queensland's independent scene fights on, wounded
A year after devastating funding cuts savaged the sector, Brisbane's independent scene is still fighting but some have fallen.
Bigger isn’t always better
Artists can develop their skills by turning their backs on spectacle and forcing themselves to work on a more intimate…
Artists breathe new life into Docklands
Can artists and creative enterprises revitalise underutilised spaces in Docklands and beyond?
Unveiled: FR!SK, Namatjira to Now, Hamlet hits the road
From Brisbane to Benalla via Canberra, Adelaide and the Mornington Peninsula, here are the latest program announcements.
Versatile hues of the National Art School Short Courses
The National Art School has restructured its Short Courses Program for 2015 enabling art lessons in the busiest schedule.
No pain, no gain? The abuse of power in arts education
Does Whiplash, the new film by American Damien Chazelle, glorify or denounce the behaviour of an obsessive teacher?
Fashion victims? How clothes took over our art galleries
Australia’s art galleries are currently enthralled by fashion.