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More than an orchestra: the institution that’s nurturing Australia’s next generation of classical musicians
The Australian Youth Orchestra’s specialist training programs transform passionate young instrumentalists – and others with a love for fine music,…
Reuben Kaye and Bernadette Peters will Melt Brisbane audiences in 2025
Brisbane’s queer cultural festival Melt returns for its second year with a city-spanning program, highlights of which have just been…
Confusing promotional partnership leaves philanthropic donors potentially exposed
An oversight within a well-intentioned promotional campaign appears to blur the lines between what constitutes a philanthropic gift and what…
On the move: latest art sector appointments
ArtsHub’s weekly round-up of Australian arts sector comings and goings across the country.
So you want my arts job: Festival Director of the Darwin Street Art Festival
Move over Melbourne! According to David Collins, Darwin is where it's at in terms of street art.
Income averaging: everything you wanted to know but were too afraid to ask
How can creatives leverage the income averaging scheme to receive a large tax refund?
Book review: The Name of the Sister, Gail Jones
Gail Jones' latest novel is a mesh of literary and crime genres.
Opportunities and awards
Ceramics prize open for entries, Artspace Studio Program artists and Australian Dance Theatre LOFT residents revealed, plus design and fashion…
Book review: One Hundred Years of Betty, Debra Oswald
What life lessons has Betty learned after living for a century?
Australian arts and humanities education is being slashed everywhere – what's at stake?
From staff redundancies to course closures, arts and humanities education in Australia is undergoing significant structural change.
