Search News

See all news

Industry

The Africultures Festival. A black woman tying a hair and on a white woman at the festival with people around them.
Features

How Sydney’s cultural festivals cultivate a sense of hope and optimism for Australia’s future

Research finds cultural festivals are meaningful events for the communities they celebrate, as well as enriching experiences for others in…

Bronze canoe stolen as part of public artwork, shown prior to its theft. A canoe made out of bronze laying on the ground in an outdoor setting next to some rocks.
News

Aboriginal bronze sculpture cut through and stolen

"They will get a rude shock when they realise it can't be sold as copper," says artist Julie Squires.

Woman with white top holding a green medical kit. Career toolkit.
Career Advice

A one-stop career toolkit for 2025

Whether you're an emerging arts professional, freelancer, maker or arts manager, this one-stop toolkit of tips is the perfect career…

Artist impression of Fenix, a new gallery and migration museum in Rotterdam. A shiny steel spiral architecture beside a riverside.
Features

19 new galleries, museums, theatres and cultural destinations to visit in 2025

From long-awaited reopenings in Australia to the first contemporary art museum in Central Asia, here are the top places to…

AI will continue to grow in 2025, disrupting the creative industries around the world.
Features

AI in the creative industries: 4 predictions for 2025

Explore how AI's 2025 future may bring pricier tools, office normalisation and a Trump-Musk showdown.

Breakdancer Raygun as resolved a legal dispute over a parody musical of her Olympic journey.
News

Raygun settles legal dispute over parody musical

A parody musical will go ahead following the legal dispute between the breakdancer and a Sydney comedian.

2024 in review: arts headlines. A digital image showing 2024 sinking into the ground and 2025 atop it.
Features

That was the year that was: 2024 in review

Flip back through the pages of 2024 with our annual round-up of the year's arts headlines.

The vast majority of Victorians have or are willing to engage with arts and culture. A woman surrounded by spinning lights inside a market.
Features

99% of Victorians are ‘in the market’ for culture – what does this mean?

Victoria is ahead of New York and the UK in terms of culture market interest with $3.4 billion in annual…

Gold Coast introduces new arts grants. People at a music festival pumping their fits. The air is filled with confetti raining down on them.
News

$200,000 grants to be distributed to creatives in Gold Coast

Grants worth a total of $1.5 million will be offered through Experience Gold Coast Arts Fund to support local artists.

SAM Artistic Director Danny Lacy and Dr. Michael Elliott. Two white man standing in a narrow corridor filled with picture frames.
News

Michael Elliott bequeaths 'deeply personal' ceramics collection to Shepparton Art Museum

From a ceramics collection that dates back to his teenage years, Michael Elliott has gifted 198 artworks to the Shepparton…

1 11 12 13 14 15 21