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Australian Indigenous artists making an impact abroad
Australian Indigenous artists are being celebrated by international institutions - who are they?
Global opportunity for watercolour artists, from Cairns to Italy, Spain and beyond
The Australian Watercolour Muster is calling for artists to join this growing international community, and expand their practice and networks.
Tom Polo review: in a part of your mind, i am you, Ngununggula Gallery
Tom Polo’s first major institutional solo exhibition is a cracker.
Access All Areas: Arts Vouchers for Kids rollout – WA government questioned
The WA initiative makes it easier for kids to visit arts organisations, but when will it be delivered?
Glow: creative experiences designed for babies delivered to your doorstep
Touring regionally, Glow brings artistic experiences for babies and carers to their doorstep.
Parramatta leads Australia in street libraries
Parramatta tops the nation in global Street Library movement.
‘More than half the town’: Canberra Theatre Centre at 60
For 60 years, Canberra Theatre Centre has been more than just a venue – it’s been a part of people’s…
Arts news watch: this week’s trending topics
Creative Australia reinstates Khaled Sabsabi, authors join AI backlash, regional funding discrimination, and more.
6 things to do this NAIDOC week
6 ways that you can centre and support First Nations artists this NAIDOC Week.
First institution survey for Kaylene Whiskey announced
The National Portrait Gallery announces major summer exhibition of empowered APY Lands artist Kaylene Whiskey.