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Three ways co-working spaces help creative practice
Co-working and co-locating initiatives are stimulating ideas and partnerships in the creative industries.
How to run an online festival
A traditional festival draws much of its energy from the gathering of people into an intense physical space. So what…
Why feminists should pay attention to Men's Rights Activists
Men's Rights activists claim feminists have too much power. Censoring them feeds into the anger and hate.
By women, for everyone
The inaugural Festival Fatale, a two-day women’s theatre festival, is an explicitly feminist event.
Lionel Shriver and your inner bigot
Political correctness isn't strangling creativity – it's just inviting us to be aware of our inner bigot.
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The national regional arts conference Artlands was launched yesterday with a power trifecta using the occasion to launch new programs…
Western Australia launches new vision for the arts
Strategic Directions 2016-2031 is Western Australia's first long-term vision for the arts and culture sector.
The truth about The Red Pill
Censorship, rape culture, feminazis, chauvinazis. As the accusations fly we present the facts about the decision not to screen The…
Why your brain wants you knitting
Albert Einstein, Julia Gillard, Eleanor Roosevelt and Christopher Walken all knitted. Maybe that's why they were more successful than you.
What’s special about Sydney
A festival should not be just a showcase for exclusive touring acts. The Sydney Festival 2017 aims to reflect the…
