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Revealed: Meta pirated millions of books to train its AI engine
A new investigation has revealed Meta used millions of pirated publications to train its new AI systems.
Advocacy body warns Australian music in crisis, targets marginal seats
With rising national concerns over streaming services and a troubled live music industry, the national 'Save Our Arts' campaign is…
10-year look back at major performing arts festivals shows some things haven’t changed
As some prominent performing arts festivals wrap up their programs for another year, we take a reflective look back on…
Rencontres d'Arles 2025 in France to show pioneering Australian photography for the first time
PHOTO Australia has struck up a partnership with the French festival Rencontres d'Arles to spotlight 17 Australian photographic artists.
South Melbourne Town Hall abandoned for five years, now arts sector and locals take matter into their own hands
The Australian National Academy of Music is calling for the revitalisation of South Melbourne Town Hall, joined by hundreds of…
VPLAs winners announced
Wanda Gibson’s 'Three Dresses' has made history as the first winner of the Children's Prize category to also receive the…
What the arts sector can learn from the latest media landscape report
The latest survey of Australian journalists reveals concerns but also opportunities for arts reporting.
Hilma af Klint: should art be for the public, despite the artist's wishes?
A disparate voice from the Hilma af Klint Foundation hopes to fulfil the artist's legacy by making her work available…
Bold decision by Reserve Bank bucks conservative views on $5 banknote redesign
The redesign of the $5 banknote will centre First Nations art in an enduring statement for our future.
Short history of Australian artists at Venice Biennale reveals some irony within current furore
What does an eye over the history reveal about the Creative Australia Board’s recent Venice Biennale decision?