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Remaking the World by Julie Rrap
Remaking the World challenges inscribed gender roles in celebration of human imagination and artistic output.
Festivals: once the circus has left town
What legacy do festivals leave behind them, and how important are such concerns for contemporary festival directors?
On the Move: latest appointments and resignations
The movement in artistic directors continues, leaving a position open while a new role opens up in the Visual Arts.
No Fair but NotFair: The Melbourne Art Fair's alter egos survives
The demise of the Melbourne Art Fair has not put off the satellite art fairs which will go ahead in…
Regional communities connected by Festivals Australia funding
More than $750,000 will be distributed among 18 projects through the Ministry for the Art’s latest funding round.
How to work the performing arts market
Advice for those working the room at the Australian Performing Arts Market applies to anyone with creative product they want…
Take a creative staycation
Carving out time to work on creative projects doesn't require an artist's residency. A staycation is cheaper, simpler and focuses…
Perth Writers Festival 2016
New directions emerged from a potpourri of themes at this year’s Perth Writers Festival (PWF)
The Natural Way of Things by Charlotte Wood
A captivating and haunting novel by Charlotte Wood that ripples with anger.
Shimchong: Daughter Overboard
A production that is cheeky yet sober, fun yet eerie, and a story that is both ancient yet contemporary.