Education
Tasmanian makers fight for workshop
A month after their workshop was sold from under them, Tasmanian makers have entered survival negotiations.
Show and tell: a guide to getting your show in schools
Book bums on seats with this telling advice from people who know what gets a show into schools.
School replaces security guards with art teachers
Art classes changed the poorest scoring school in a US district to an exemplar of student improvement.
Arts academics protest tertiary funding cuts
Creative arts academics join the national chorus of criticism of tertiary funding cuts ahead of nationwide protests on May 14.
Docklands Studios: world`s prettiest production workshop?
After 20 years of neglect, a 'haven for junkies and scene of poor quality film work' has been given some…
Schools funding formula fails arts education
As COAG meets, fears emerge that the new school funding regime will fail to deliver teachers for the arts curriculum…
Teaching tax essentials to creative minds
With tax time on the horizon, creatives are being offered a course in how to do their tax.
TAFE cuts come at a personal cost
One teacher who has felt the cost of cuts to TAFE funding urges others to take action.
Queensland & Feds fight a proxy war over arts education
What’s a Queensland Minister doing buying in to a Victorian music inquiry? Education Minister Peter Garrett has a hunch.
Teachers dissatisfied with Creative Australia
The Federal Government has some homework to do before the education sector embraces Creative Australia.