Performing Arts
Review: The Line, State Theatre Centre of WA
CO:3’s latest production is a passionate exposition of historical injustice through contemporary dance.
Our top reads for modern libraries
Paying a nod to Libraries & Information Week, we delve into the archive for the most popular stories on the…
Separating the art from the badly behaved artist – a philosopher’s view
The history of art is full of artists who were cruel, exploitative, prejudiced or predatory. But should the character of…
On the move: the latest appointments and resignations
Researchers appoint to shape think tank, new board members for Circus Oz, Vitalstatistix and Terrapin, and more job announcements.
How to successfully collaborate with your partner
We speak with creative couples who haven’t let their work ruin their relationship.
Review: Cunning Little Vixen, State Opera (SA)
A rapturous affirmation of life, love, and opera, with surprisingly contemporary themes.
What #AusVotes2019 offers the arts
On the eve of the election, here’s how the major parties are fighting for the arts vote.
Roadmap leads museums and galleries away from colonialism
The Australian Museums and Galleries Association’s new First Peoples roadmap provides clear direction on improving Indigenous engagement and employment.
Sure, promise me an artist fee - then not pay me
32 artists affected by the Biennale of Australian Art (BOAA), band with NAVA to expose the unpaid contracts.
Review: Yoga Clowns of the Apocalypse, Salamanca Arts Centre (TAS)
Highly visual and physically engaging, this absurd clown show quickly became a buzz around Hobart.