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Every story finds its audience – what we can learn from The Handmaid's Tale
What the final season of the TV adaptation of Margaret Atwood's novel teaches us about storytelling, voice and the power…
Arts, advocacy and anger
When it comes to advocating for the arts, passion can be as destructive as it can be constructive. But there…
Defunding success in the arts is not saving money – it's destroying value
The recent decision to withhold four-year operational funding from the ADC goes against all state and federal government policies.
Regional galleries 'not sexy enough' for funding
Disproportionate funding discriminates against regional access to the arts in NSW.
A million moments in mid-air: why Gravity & Other Myths, and our sector, need a new way forward
Touring live performance in today's world is getting harder, perhaps there's a better way of organising funding for the touring…
The problem behind sensational damage in galleries
From the Van Gogh-inspired Swarovski chair to closures at the Louvre – damage and security staff shortages present a new…
Belly punch to craft sector lacks respect: ADC in potential freefall
The CEO of the 61-year-old craft peak body speaks out about being stripped of federal and state operational funding.
AI and arts governance
Generative AI promises much in arts, cultural and non-profit governance. But beware, there are pitfalls ahead...
The Trump Show #47: a dramaturgical analysis
The US President has history as a performer, so how will his term measure up from a dramaturgical point of…
10 pet peeves about books
Some of the little things that annoy readers before they even read a page.
