National
Taikoz – The Beauty of 8
High-energy performance, lavish costumes, huge drums and physical display.
Why an outback arts manager could be your dream job
Working in a remote Indigenous community with local artists can be an isolating and challenging role. It could also be…
A toolkit for a healthier arts sector
The long-term aim of the Arts Wellbeing Collective isn’t just about making individuals more resilient; it’s about developing a stronger,…
Indigenous creatives oppose Productivity Commission advice
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists, writers and performers have published an open letter opposing Productivity Commission recommendations on copyright.
A regional prize with a national impact
In the pool of art prize competitions, location doesn’t have to be a disadvantage when swimming with the big fish.…
On the move: appointments and resignations
Darwin Festival, the Blue Room Theatre and Chamber Made Opera announce new roles and team members.
Regional initiative engages writers with disability
A three year program for aspiring writers with disability living in regional areas has received federal funding support.
An Absolute Idiot’s Guide to Art
A whimsical, accessible and entertaining introduction to the basics, the philosophy and history of art.
Apologies to roadkill
From a video lament, to a comic spin on The Last Supper, this exhibition rethinks the physical and psychological reaction…
Nostalgia is a dirty word for arts programmers
From rock concerts at wineries to day-time concerts at performing arts centres, programmers have found ways to engage ageing audiences…