Trends and Analysis
Why Melbourne needs two contemporary art centres
You don't have to be a grammar Nazi to understand the importance of prepositions to the Buxton Centre of Contemporary…
The end of the world as we know it - a continuing saga
The ScreenHub crystal ball looks at the deep challenges and transformations facing the sector in 2015.
Australian opera ā a dying art?
Diminution, diversification, hybridity and new audiences are essential if opera is to thrive in the 21st century.
Will Victoria's new Creative Industries policy work?
Victoria's new Labor Government is shaking up cultural policy with big implications for creative industries nationally.
Taking the pulse of Australian puppetry
Puppetry has featured prominently in recent mainstage productions including Storm Boy and King Kong, but how healthy is the sector…
Oh no you d'int: the costs of getting nasty on social media
Learn from Iggy Azalea, Snoop Lion and Redfoo and make sure social media doesn't turn catfights into court battles.
Fight to keep the dreamers in charge: Myers
The creeping replacement of artistic leaders with managers and producers is a grave threat to artistic life.
How to make philanthropy work for you
The old rules wonāt necessarily work with a new generation of donors employing different funding structures.
Wind ships of change for not-for-profits
Not-for-profits are operating in a new paradigm of social enterprise, performance based outcomes and ethical investment.
Impact investing for culture
The arts can benefit from creative new investment structures including microfinance, business incubators, loans and capital funds.