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Bollywood singers head to Canada
Some of the biggest names in Bollywood are making their way to Vancouver to perform as part of the Times…
New Zealand honours Hotere
Hundreds have gathered to honour the life and work of New Zealand artist Ralph Hotere, who passed away in Dunedin…
South Koreans protest nuclear testing Gangnam Style
Over 6,000 South Koreans gathered to protest North Korea's nuclear testing by performing a version of Psy’s ‘Gangnam Style.’
Match ups made in heaven
Wardrobe vs Pantry will celebrate the fashion of LMFF and the food of Melbourne Food and Wine Festival throughout March.
Breaking down the fourth wall
The invisible fourth wall between audiences and performers is made to be broken and theatre makers are doing just that.…
Improving arts employment for people with disability
Arts and cultural organisations are well placed to be inclusive employers of people with a disability but we could do…
Sefton makes his musical mark on Adelaide
The Adelaide Festival kicks off this weekend, and first-time Artistic Director David Sefton has already made his musical mark.
Bowie is back
It’s been a long wait for David Bowie fans but early critical reviews of his latest album promise that it…
Luring new audiences from malls and movies
Populist marketing has big potential for building arts audiences, even if they come for the air-con.
Australia’s arts education failure breaches international law
A leading educator says Australia may be breaking international law in failing to provide arts education to children.
