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Australian festivals' evolving conversation with Asia
Festival directors from around the country respond to recent criticisms that they have turned their backs on our closest neighbours.
Art industry apps you should have
From festivals and street art tours to event listings and orchestral insights, there’s an arts industry app out there for…
Give, get or get off
Funding cuts and the growth of a US-model of giving has changed expectations on the boards of Australia's arts organisations.
How to manage an artist's estate
Life is long, but art lives longer, and managing an artists' estate is just as important as guiding their living…
How your workplace is affecting your creativity
Standing desks? Plants ? Ping pong tables? Workplace design for creativity isn't quite that simple.
Virtual reality: The new frontier of storytelling
Virtual reality is built on cutting-edge technology, where the rules of storytelling are still being worked out.
Working alone without being lonely
A creative practice usually involves long hours spent by yourself, but being alone doesn’t have to lead to loneliness.
Soft power: the arts of diplomacy
Cultural diplomacy helps advance Australian influence and fund global arts engagement but it also places political pressure on artists.
So you think you've seen this year's Australian films
24 films are nominated for AACTA 2016, the authoritative list of feature films. How many have you seen so far?
Australian festivals have turned their back on Asia
Instead of encouraging an artistic conversation with our neighbours, our festivals tend to focus on European culture.
