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What it takes to successfully run a community arts space

Community arts spaces provide so much to so many, but what does it take to make them work?

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Keeping fresh and focussed in a long term role (from our archives)

It's the perennial question: how do you stay motivated in a job that you love after years? This classic article…

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Why arts education is valuable for schools

Sandra Gattenhof makes the case for arts being included as core skills in both public and private schools to create…

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The wind blowing from Maningrida to Paris

Five artists from Maningrida in West Arnhem Land are finally departing for their Paris exhibition at the Australian Embassy.

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How artists can survive climate anxiety

Climate despair can be stifling for artists or anyone who doesn’t feel like they are doing ‘enough' to impact change.…

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Young dancers put their best feet forward

Members of the youth dance sector will be networking, training and performing at the Australian Youth Dance Festival in Melbourne…

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Freeing the arts from the yoke of neoliberalism

A pervasive ideology has encouraged us to see individuals, not a society; to think of competition as natural and emphasise…

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Learning from our art mistakes

We learn by failing, but rarely talk about it. Here, artists and arts workers from diverse sectors reflect on what…

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Creative State one year on

One year since the Victorian Government announced an extra $115 million in cultural investment, what has the program achieved, and…

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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.

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