Performing Arts
Review: As If No-one is Watching, Brisbane Powerhouse
Performance art, installation, spoken word, expressive dance and the thrill of aerial acrobatic circus made this a night to remember.
Arts publishing on the rise, thanks to industry chutzpah
With a slew of new artist monographs released over the past month, ArtsHub questions the recent focus on visual arts…
Why a visual arts education is the key to arming students for the future
Despite living in an image-saturated world we offer little education in the vital skills of learning to critique what we…
Review: Star Wars: A New Hope – In Concert, West Australian Symphony Orchestra
A masterful work, combining confronting terror with gentle romanticism, and the music stays in your head for days after the…
Connecting regional university students to the creative industries
For regional creatives looking to hone their practice, CQUniversity Australia offers a number of flexible study options designed to embed…
The politics of art in New York: an Australian perspective
What do the politics of the Australian and the New York independent arts scene have in common? Surprisingly, quite a…
Review: National Theatre Live Julie
A contemporary take on Strindberg's classic, written and directed by women.
Review: Wildskin, NORPA
The latest NORPA production draws on road movies and horror movies to explore the fine line between finding yourself and…
Regional arts: the space for meaningful exchange
This year Artlands Victoria will shine a light on important conversations in the region, provide a space for cultural exchange,…
Applause: Latest funding and awards announced
Anne & Gordon Samstag International Visual Arts Scholarships announced, Heart of Gold short film festival announces award nominees and John…