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News under microscope at Writers' Festival
With the Fairfax shrinkage, the New News Conference at Melbourne Writers Festival is poised to be particularly timely.
Free labour - the only way to get a job
Free labour is becoming the only way to get a job.
Melbourne Festival receives tourism funding boost
Following record attendance at last year’s Melbourne Festival, the Victorian Government has announced $75,000 in tourism marketing funding for this…
Annalise Rees, working artist and lecturer
Annalise Rees is the acting Head of Drawing at the Adelaide Central School of Art and runs her own Ripple…
Peter Neville, percussionist and senior lecturer
Senior lecturer in percussion at the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music Peter Neville also performs and records with ELISION, SPEAK, LIBRA…
The Time Machine
Time Machine, presented by artist-run gallery Serial Space, showcases experimental, time-based art. The festival runs from 18-29 July.
Brett Sheehy celebrates AO
Festival organiser extraordinaire, Brett Sheehy, has been appointed Officer of the Order Of Australia (AO) following the Queen's Birthday. His…
International awards for QAGOMA kids’ books
Two recent children’s books, published by the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art, have been recognised by prestigious…
Who needs theatres?
Performers are pocketing the money they normally pay to venues and audiences are loving the result at the Anywhere Festival.
TAS council approves gay rights artwork
An artwork commemorating the 1988 arrest of gay rights activists has been approved for Hobart's Salamanca Place.
