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Isolation is changing the face of arts e-commerce
As traditional arts retail outlets are closed thanks to COVID-19, we take a look at the e-commerce landscape – from…
What UNESCO is doing for culture during COVID-19
More than 130 Ministers of Culture caught up in a global online meeting aimed at laying out recovery strategies for…
Nominate your champion of private giving today
The Creative Partnerships Awards 2020 celebrate the magic that occurs when the arts, philanthropy and the business community come together.…
When fiction and life collide
Historical novelist Christine Bell and speculative fiction author James Bradley’s latest projects are eerily reflecting the current world crisis.
Touch-based theatre: where to from here?
When a touch-based theatre company adapted to social isolation they found new ways to engage with their audiences.
Carriageworks in administration due to COVID-19
Australia's largest multi-arts organisation is the first to tumble into administration as a result of COVID-19 closures and the lack…
Education, escapism, accessibility: How libraries continue to support us during lockdown
Libraries are enjoying a surge in membership now that people have more disposable time to explore e-resources thanks to COVID-19.
Graduating in the era of social distancing
In the face of campus closures across Australia due to the coronavirus, 2019 graduates are being honoured in a different…
Book review: Fathoms – the world in the whale by Rebecca Giggs
This book is nothing less than a small masterpiece.
Book review: Prey by L A Larkin
Olivia Wolfe is as tough and as resourceful as anyone who has inhabited the fictional world of crime.
