Australia
Theatre review: King Lear Monster Show!
A dystopian future reimagined through Shakespeare’s immortal work offers a grim and disturbing world that is all too real.
Island tourism backed by First Nations narratives
Here is how you do arts and cultural tourism the right way, complete with Minjerribah’s awe-inspiring scenery and creation stories…
Exhibition review: Dalison by Ian Strange and Trevor Powers
A short-film collaborative eulogy about a dying Australian house is also a celebration of home.
Theatre review: The Return
A suspenseful and powerful new work about the repatriation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander remains.
Exhibition review: Who are you: Australian Portraiture
Over 200 works speak to the various forms of Australian identity.
Circus review: Interloper
A big-hearted, sweaty celebration of human connection.
Ablaze: with pioneering First Nations filmmaker, Bill Onus
Academic, advocate, performer and filmmaker Tiriki Onus discusses the film made by his grandfather William 'Bill' Onus and the documentary…
Situating ‘Australian art’ in Japan and beyond
While artistic engagement between Australia and Japan is not new, recent collaborations open up a greater cross-cultural discourse in the…
Are all art prizes ethical?
Arts Law Australia reviews the terms and conditions of art prizes and rates them from one to five.
The debut writer’s journey plus what’s next
If you’re on the path of becoming a published writer and are a bit stuck or lost for inspiration, here…