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Melba defends direct funding from Brandis
The Melba Foundation says there was nothing devious about a direct funding grant bypassing Australia Council peer review.
Art in the raw
The work presented at This is Not Art is risk-taking, experimental, and sometimes unfinished – and that's what makes it…
Dance and contemporary art meet new ground
Shifting boundaries and physical endurance are tested at Melbourne Festival exhibition.
'Undiscovered' art: 'Time to put the record straight'
How much of Australia is represented in Australian art?
Crowdsourcing ideas for a new museum
How should a museum look and feel? The new SAM wants to find out how the public envisages the museum.
Ignoring the creators
The UN is investigating intellectual property law and the right to culture but failing to consider the rights of authors.
Ten Days on the Island changes name and focus
The biennial state-wide festival will henceforth be known as the Tasmanian International Arts Festival.
The book on reviewing male and female authors
For the first time the Stella Count compares not only how many books by men and women are reviewed but…
UN investigates intellectual property law
The United Nations is conducting a special investigation into how intellectual property law affects the right to enjoy culture.
8 tips for negotiating a licence agreement
Licensing your creative work is a great opportunity but make sure you do it right, warn intellectual property lawyers.
