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Arthur Boyd: Agony and Ecstasy
As an observer of the human condition, Arthur Boyd’s gaze is utterly unflinching.
Creating a future for opera
Finding new audiences for old art forms means pushing both geographical and generational boundaries.
The essential skills of a great director
The British critic James Agate once unkindly defined a theatre director as ‘a person engaged by the management to conceal…
Artists' rights in the Twitterverse
In the US a photographer received US$1.2 million over reused tweeted photos. What are the implications for Australian artists?
Glaring omission of artists among Women of Influence
CEOs, scientists, activists and innovators have been named on a list of 100 Women of Influence released today but not…
Artists can shine a light on nature in the dark
Do artists have a role or a responsibility to address ecological problems in their work?
Seven ways galleries can benefit from the right website
All too often the housekeeping of our all important digital life is left to someone who would be better off…
The Australian Arts Industry - Fact Sheet
The Australian arts sector out-performs other industries by growing 40% faster than the economy as a whole.
The Arts Market in the United Kingdom – Fact Sheet
With growth of almost 10% in 2012, the UK Creative Industries out-perform all other sectors of UK industry.
Melba encore: where is the value?
At the heart of controversy behind special funding of Melba is whether the money is delivering value to the community.
