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Riding the political roller coaster

Artists and arts organisations need to have the ear of government but getting too close to the Arts Minister of…

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Troubled Waters

Not unlike immersive hydro therapy, Trouble Waters is an exhibition that both cleanses with its beauty and sharpens thoughts on…

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Training for an unpredictable world

In a fast-changing, technology-led world, arts training needs to embed interdisciplinary practice at the foundation of creativity.

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Art reveals PNG beyond the politics

Papua New Guinea is Australia's closest neighbour but its rich culture is often obscured by stereotypes and political expediencies.

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Working the artist-designer collaboration

Advice for aspiring designers and visual artists on how to move from concept to design realisation.

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Discount tickets for industry insiders at Sydney Festival

Applications for the 2017 Sydney Festival Arts Industry Program are now open.

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Manhattan or Screwdriver? Museums mix a new cocktail

Is the rise of the private museum just a boon for culture or does it make it harder for public…

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Avoiding the over-promisers

Even the most successful crowdfunding campaigns can over-promise and under deliver.

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Fringe themes reveal contemporary artistic concerns

Open access Fringe Festivals don’t just allow artists of all stripes to showcase new works; they also provide a snapshot…

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Regional gallery trumps the majors

The first Australian survey of art from the APY Lands is being staged by an unlikely but ambitious partner.

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