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Pollution destroying heritage-listed art

Mining in the Burrup Peninsula is having devastating effects on ancient rock art but government is protecting industry ahead of…

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Arts promises ahead of WA election

While the LNP is standing on its record for regional arts, WA Labor is going to the election with extra…

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The secrets to keeping the doors open

Longevity can seem an elusive concept in the current arts funding climate, so we asked a few established organisations to…

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A O Lang Pho

This playful, exhilarating work by Nouveau Cirque du Vietnam explores the changing pace of modern life as the city encroaches…

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The Gabriels: Election Year in the Life of One Family

Richard Nelson's portrait of an American family struggling with grief, debt and political turmoil is as epic as it is…

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Why leadership models in the arts need to evolve

A creative arts organisation needs to be prepared to innovate in administration and structure as well as in creative product.

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Maximising your relationship with Council

Local government is a key source of arts funding for many; here are some tips on optimising such relationships.

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What workspaces are best for freelancers?

Finding the ideal workspace as a freelancer is difficult but ergonomic, social and purposely designed spaces are on the rise.

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Taking risks with art and technology

Robots, Pano-scopes and Sensoriums: technology has changed experience of museum and library collections for the better.

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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…

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