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What I've learned, Ed Wright, Puncher & Wattmann

27 works of fiction, seven non-fiction, 10 books of poetry and one poetry anthology later, the Publishing Director is ready…

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Velvet Underground co-founder, 10-minute dance parties, drones: it’s all in for Illuminate Adelaide

Illuminate Adelaide has announced its 2025 program, including nine world premieres and plenty of winter immersive experiences.

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Kusama breaks record to be crowned queen in Australian exhibition history

NGV’s ‘Yayoi Kusama’ breaks exhibition attendance record and opening hours are extended until midnight for final weekend.

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Exhibition review: Rowena Hannan, Group Show: Passage, Liza Posar, SOL Gallery

Symbolism and universal themes are explored in SOL’s latest visual buffet.

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Performance review: Hive City Legacy: Naarm Chapter, Arts Centre Melbourne

Across theatre, movement, poetry, music, comedy and circus, BIPOC femme artists showcase their wares.

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Book review: Orpheus Nine, Chris Flynn

A disaster novel, but one with a sense of playfulness.

Opinions & Analysis

Opinion: How the Greens will support artists and the creative sector

One in a series of arts-related opinion pieces from the major parties prior to next weekend's Federal Election.

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Opinion: Reviving Australia’s arts and culture

One in a series of arts-related opinion pieces from the major parties prior to next weekend's Federal Election.

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Book review: The Butterfly Women, Madeleine Cleary

A serial killer loose on the streets of 19th century Melbourne.

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It's time to take neurodivergent artists and artists with intellectual disability seriously

What lens are we using when we talk about visual art made by neurodiverse artists or those with an intellectual…

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