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Get it while you can: art that moves, art that stays still
Does the movement of art in a touring exhibition diminish its cult appeal?
Is George Brandis a fictional character?
Are politicians fair game when creating fictional characters? Author Kathy Lette wants to start a trend to make a point.
Industrial sites of old can be the cities of the future
Projects around the world are proving that brownfield regeneration is a viable alternative to new-builds in urban cultural revival.
A marriage made in business
Creative partnerships are lifetime commitments – which is why celebrations are always in order for the next milestone gig.
Labor slams Brandis' 'meaningless' arts policy
AusCo's new strategic plan is 'narrow and superficial,' says Mark Dreyfus.
Face-to-face with the Taliban
In this excerpt from her book Battleworn, the British medic examines how artistic creation can turn traumatic events into a…
The slime: theatre and the culture of lies
Brendan Cowell’s The Sublime participates in the rich Australian tradition of representing female liars. The problem is that artists lie…
Book Week is good for kids – and book clubs are great for adults
While the tastes of publishers may influence readers, the grassroots nature of book clubs offers a space to resist.
High art isn't dying, even if the ABS stats are
ABS figures show no decline in our interest for high culture. But with its data set to stop, will we…
Tearing up funding agreements is sovereign risk
The community sector is especially vulnerable to funding cuts. But why is there so little noise about it?
