Trends and Analysis
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.
Creative Australia back-pedals on 2026 Venice Biennale selection in response to ādivisive debateā
Khaled Sabsabi and Michael Dagostino have been dropped as the artistic team with a Senator criticising earlier work featuring the…
What Eventbrite's TRNDS 2025 says for ticketing in the arts
Eventbrite has released its annual forecasting guide, TRNDS 2025. We look at how it impacts the arts offering in 2025.
Creative Australia invests in new peak body for climate solutions
With a mission to transition the creative sector from a carbon economy to a greener future, Creative Climate has been…
Book endorsements: yay or nay?
The giving and receiving of literary endorsements is a tricky practice. How does the Australian book community feel about them?
Tsiolkas, Winton and Wood headline new Save our Arts campaign
Ahead of the 2025 federal election, the new 'Save Our Arts' campaign is pressuring the Government to commit to more…
Not so anti-resolution after all ā January is when most Aussies read
Aussies read more ebooks in January than any other month and major global events influence their title choices.
How Sydneyās cultural festivals cultivate a sense of hope and optimism for AustraliaāsĀ future
Research finds cultural festivals are meaningful events for the communities they celebrate, as well as enriching experiences for others in…
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.
Raygun settles legal dispute over parody musical
A parody musical will go ahead following the legal dispute between the breakdancer and a Sydney comedian.