Education
Anita Iacovella, teacher and printmaker
Printmaker, teacher, community artist and mother, Anita Iacovella still finds the time to prepare for an upcoming solo show.
All aboard the Toronto art train
On Wednesday, Toronto commuters jumped aboard an unexpectedly technicolour train on their way to work.
Is WAAPA financially unsustainable?
A special report into one of the country’s greatest performing arts school, the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts, has…
La Trobe students to fight for arts subjects
Arts students from La Trobe University have just over a month to fight for arts subjects being cut from the…
Music slashed at ANU, TAFEs
ANAM gets funds to ensure its continuity, but elsewhere the future of music education looks bleak.
A JUMP mentorship under the looking glass
Sarah Tamara Kaur (Canberra, ACT) & Samuel James (Sydney, NSW)share their insights on the JUMP mentorship program.
Protests as Ballarat art school faces closure
State budget cuts have hit the University of Ballarat. The TAFE division of the University's art school is expected to…
ASA concerned over budget cuts to TAFE
Last week’s Victorian budget caused major concern among the TAFE community, with staff cuts and resources slashed from libraries.
A JUMP mentorship under the looking glass
What's it like to be a mentor and a mentee? Sandra Carluccio (Brisbane, QLD) & Steve Bull from PVI Collective…
Swedish student wins Google photography prize
The Google Photography Prize has announced a winner, Swedish student Viktor Johansson, 24, has walked away with the winning title…