Industry
Chau Chak Wing Museum returns human remains to Papua New Guinea
In a moving ceremony, 16 human crania have been repatriated to PNG’s Rai Coast.
Social media is dying – what next for arts marketing?
The US's TikTok ban is just the latest in a downward trend for social media. What will the landscape look…
Art Basel Hong Kong 2025 welcomes Australian ambition
As things get heated on home turf, the international potential of Australian arts practitioners continues to expand.
To read or not to read?
A new report surveys the reading habits of different segments of the Australian population and offers advice to motivate wider…
Celebrating Autism: the silent disco breaking new ground
The Brisbane Powerhouse event will feature a range of work led by Autistic artists as well as a silent disco.
From visible storage to new photography centre, major builds drive regional traffic
TarraWarra Museum of Art is delivering an education space with visible storage while Ballarat’s National Centre for Photography reveals opening…
Arts Wellbeing Collective abruptly shut down
The future of the Arts Wellbeing Collective is in doubt after its relationship with Arts Centre Melbourne came to an…
Resignations and uproar follow Creative Australia's Venice Biennale decision
Within hours of announcing its controversial decision, Creative Australia faced multiple high-level resignations and widespread industry backlash.
On the move: latest arts sector appointments
Our weekly round-up of Australian arts sector appointments from across the country.
Creative Australia back-pedals on 2026 Venice Biennale selection in response to ‘divisive debate’
Khaled Sabsabi and Michael Dagostino have been dropped as the artistic team with a Senator criticising earlier work featuring the…