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Not taking no for an answer
A performance artist challenges a grant-maker’s decision and wins.
No such luck
£1 billion from the National Lottery will go to the arts in the UK, but in Australia gaming leaves the…
Finding readers in the e-book age
Most readers are positive about e-publishing but many writers don’t know how to reach them.
Adelaide fights back from cultural crisis
Can artist run collectives, help solve Adelaide’s identity crisis, and stem the flow of young creatives to the east coast?
Our essential cultural infrastructure
Collections and performance spaces are as much an infrastructure as roads and airports.
The power of the widow
The strongest influence on how an artist's work is valued after death is often the surviving partner.
Why the National Curriculum won't happen for the arts
In 2014, the new Australian Curriculum in Music will be ready for implementation. But, most Victorian teachers lack the training.
Crowdfunding: making it work
After successfully crowdfunding a project, writer/director Lucy Gaffy asks others what they did right.
People not just things
The Australia Council chairman makes a plea for valuing guides and their relationship with the public, not just collections.
Why Wesfarmers invests in the arts
The head of one of Australia biggest corporate supporters of the arts explains what’s in it for big business.
