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Marina Ely

Narra Bukulla Artist in Residence

Two months in a coastal bush landscape to think, make and develop your work. Self-directed residency in Tanja (NSW) with…

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Closes: 25 May 2026

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The Paddington Art Prize

Inaugural National Non-Acquisitive $10,000 Paddo Sculpture Prize

Inaugural National Non-Acquisitive $10,000 Paddo Sculpture Prize for a 3D free-standing sculpture inspired by the Australian Landscape.

Australia

Closes: 2 Aug 2026

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What women are choosing instead of ‘lean in’ – and why it matters in the arts

Author and speaker Megan Dalla-Camina says women in the arts are reframing how they think about ambition and success.

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Young members of NSW cultural institution boards at the State Library of NSW. Photo: Joy Lai.

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New voices, new directions: the young members of NSW’s biggest cultural boards

Six young leaders joined the boards of New South Wales’ major cultural institutions last year. Who are they, and what…

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Jeweller Sophie Carnell in her studio. Photo: Supplied.

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Will material costs kill my practice as a jeweller?

Five jewellers share the creative strategies helping them adapt to rising material costs.

Gina Fairley

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Writing retreats – a modern-day luxury most writers can’t actually afford

Victoria Brownlee, author of the suspense novel The Writers Retreat, weighs up whether writing retreats are actually worth it.

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