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Review: Assassins The Musical at Sydney Opera House
Sondheim’s Assassins is a darkly ironic version of 'The American Dream' and a savage critique of our times.
On the move: the latest appointments and resignations
New editor for The Saturday Paper and artist re-elected to PPCA Board, New Head for Leonard Joel and New Zealand…
Why corporations need to embrace art, not ignore it
The current disconnect between corporates and the way they consume and embrace art needs to change, says gallerist and arts…
$2.6M to support life changing creative projects
'Game changing' projects to drive social change announced at Creative State Summit.
Be ourselves: how our voices can build a national identity
In the new, democratic medium of podcasting, producers are colliding with the great issues of our culture. Is there such…
From New York to New Zealand – how a coup is changing a gallery
ArtsHub speaks with Neal Stimler, The Met’s Public Engagement guru who is changing the face of the Auckland Art Gallery,…
How to leverage rejection to fuel your arts career
Rejection stings, but is inevitable in the arts – here's how artists, writers, actors and more have moved through painful…
NGV’s show is so rare you won’t even see it at MoMA
Persuasion and patronage unlocked the doors of New York’s Museum of Modern Art and set the stage for NGV’s latest…
Why wills and bequests are not just for philanthropists
Many artists, arts professionals and culture lovers have significant art collections, and yet few consider what their future value might…
Why mutual respect allows us to make better art
Artists do their best work when they feel confident to play, when they feel they are not being judged, when…